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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03

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rent @atten tpar Tie 1tets cine treue,
bulfSbereite @attin, ibren&in6ern etne
fromme, fiiriorglide M11tter, nno 1ie
itarb als gottergebene @brifti11 zines
rubigen, ianften CODES. Moge sic
1abingei@ieoene ruben in Srteoen!
Das 8egrabnib fin6et 6teie ISOLDE
0onneritag auf Dem bieiigen fatb.
6rie6bofe 1tott. Den t%rauernoen &in>
terbliebenen entbietet Ser uNoro1tern"
fem aufri9tiges 8eileio. - Sbren
Greubun6 lieBen am Dteitagmorgen
our6 Die @on6 oes bo@m. P. Nrior
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0beim Ser 8ra11t, iegnen &ubert &o-
ien bon ct. MntbonD uno SRI. Sitter,
So9ter Der gu 6ieier @emet16e gebo=
rigen Samilie Sobn Sitter. Mtt fei=
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entbietet audi ser vMor6itern" Dem
8rautpaare, ba5 iid auf ser in &rain
Conn %gelegenen Sarm 6es 8ra11ti<
cams bd11sli9 einri6ten miro, ietnen
moblgemeinten @ludpuni6. - Die
@attin oes &errn Morit &oiden er=
freute ii9 6es angenebmen 8eiu6es
Tires 8ruoers Solepb l1ti6 un6 ibrer
Srau @onitant @agner,
bon ganfton, g. 8. @eit Sabren ia
ben fid sic @ei9miiter nidt uieoer.
ct. Mmtbonp.
@dbren6 zines Dien1tag bonn
bodm. 8farrer 5oma5tn gebaltenen
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ser &od5eit nabm SOS iunge 8aar
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ben! - 2ebrer Carl 80rger bon &os=
coe, Ser I'M fommenoen S9uliabr Der
bieiigen @emeinbe als 2ebrer uno
Organiit bienen miro, lit leBten Son.
neritag bier nit ieiner Gom1ilie einge.
troffen un6 bat ii9 u%nter6eiien bdius.
Iid eingert6tet.
@plbingforb.
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auf 6en 8. Suit angefebt gemeiene
@olfsfeit lift ouf oen 20. 6iefes 800.
nots perlegt tporben. - @arl 81. gu
3ius bat NIT 6amilie 6ie @obnu1g
6es Sal. &obDIinsfi be5ogen. - De
8onfbeamten baben SOS 11eue 8anf.
geban6e, Dos nit einem &oitenauf=
mono bon $4,000 erridtet muroe,
be5ogen. Sos nel1e @ebau6e geret9t
oem anmntbigen 8iuage CUR @al1pt=
3ter.
2afe @enrD.
Sic &erren s. 9. Getting, Matbias
Mbles, Saul Suds, Soiepb 2ieier mno
Sobn @ar6ing bon bier madten Cont
flag per Muto einen Musflug nod
Ct. CLOUD nn6 febrten, nad6em lie
lire @eiddfte in Ser County . &ar1pt'
ita6t erleoigt, mie6er 5u oen ibrigen
am dIeihen Sade auriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
Mms Der nmeeeemo.
ct. Soiepb.

A
Mm Monta9aben6 begannen i'm
ct. Benefits @onpent Die Sabreser-
er3itien fur sic Der @enoiienidaft ant
g%eb0rigen oeuti9 ipredenben Sdtpe-
itern; 6ieielben meroen bonn bo@p.
Gran5isfaner-Bate 8onabentura bon
Quincy, 81, geleitet.-9luf oemS4ul-
grl,noe unierer @emein6e miro cine
gldn3en6e 8ierte Sl1lifeier gebalten,
sic NIT feierltdem @~ottesbienft mor<
gems balb 8 ubr eingeleitet miro. I'm
8 1br ftn6et cine &ara6e itatt, unb
mGbrenb 6es Seittages miro uniere
betpdbrte @1iitfapeIe auf Dem 6eit-
plabe fon5ertieren. Die Trauen Der
@emein6e mer6en ibren 9uten STUFF
als tidttge &odtnnen erproben uno
Elm ausge5ei6netes Mab1 mittags mie
abenos %ierpiren, mieuobl iie feline
5leii6ipeiien auftii@en meroen. @er
iid zines genubrei6en 8ierten Suli
erfreuen- mill, finoe ii6 in ct. Solepb
Elm, mo- ni6ts ungeideben bleibt, nm
alien 8eittbeilnebmern Ser angeneb=
men 5tun6en redt piele 81 bereiten.
: Mnna, 6ie Is Sabre alte To6ter
ser 6amilie Sobn Sober bon bier,
itarb nad 6rei @oden LANCER &ranf=
beit ar1 Mittmo6nodmittag bergan=
gener ISOLDE. Dieielbe lit am Seer
penfieber, 6as trob ser beiten ar5tli,
6en &ilfe ni6t iiberpun6en meroen
fonnte. 8eitens auf Sen 500 borbe=
reitet, folgte iie 6ieiem in Dos Before
Sen eits. Sic tpar ibren @ltern eine
itets folgiame Godter, un6 ibren &C.
l6miitern ging fie in all ibrem Gbun
,tno 2aiien nit gutem 8eiipiel poran.
Wfit ben gltern betrauern feds
G9tpeitern nno Elm 8ru6er tbren &in-
gang. Samftagmorgen fan6 nod Ell
11em Seelenomte sic 8eer6igung auf
Dem bieiigen @ottesoder ftatt. STR
sic etpige &nbe nn6 Sen @interbliebe-
men uni er &etlet6.
6reeport.
Ser 3uitarb un1eres Mitburgers
Nif. Ebielen, mel6er iid felt einiger
3eit ols 8otient I'M ct. &apbaels
&oIpital gu ct. CLOUD beftn6et, 1abt
nod INNER gu miini6en iibrtg. Sim
Montae ging fem bieiiges @6anf-
gei9aft in sic @anoe 6es Mif. @oit
BON Mem!W2iinden iiber. - Mm
5onntag unterlagen sic @eu-Wfiin=
6ener 8aIipteler Sen nniertgen in
einem in Seem Muni@ gebaltenen in
t%ereiianten @ettipiel. &omer
@tun6ebed nn6 6rau un6 Matbtas
&ammes uno Grau BON 8luffton,
Minn., ma9ten 5onntag cine @ntos
fobrt nod ct. @t6olas un6 @atfinS
un6 eritatteten Bel Der Durdfabrt
bieiigen @erpanoten unb Greunoen
einen tpillfommenen 8eiud. = @obl>
porbereitet auf ben unbermetolt6en
Gong in sic @tpigfett ftarb Montag
Modmittag nod ldngerem 2eioen sic
@ottir 6es &err1 &einri@ Mienaber.
Die 8eritorbene binterldbt benz trolt=
ern6en @atten bret &tnoer nebit 5tpei
@oiienfinoern, tpel9e bte Gamilte
oooptierte. Dieielbe miro 6ur@ Die
fen So6esfan nm 10 idtperer betrof<
fen, ba Ser altefte, 20 Sabre 5ablen-
Sc Sobn Sobann erit Dor bret Mona>
ten 5u @rabe getragen tpnr6e. Gro11
Mienaber mar Elm 6reeporter &ino,
eine Eodter ser Samilte &entfer, nro
fie binterIGBt bier etne1 groBer &rets
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03


oaourd anerfannt meroen, oaB ltd
oue als Geltgenoiien an benz Sreu-
bentage in ct. CLOUD p%ereinigen unb
iid bur6 feline Mnpreiiungen 31 Be-
i,1ben nod anberen Orti6aften per-
leiten laiien. 8abre Srel1oe genieBt
man arn beiten 6abeim, uno babeim,
bas lit in ct. CLOUD, lit cine Set
lidfeit fir oen glorreiden gierten
porgeieben, mie lie bon feinem an6e<
rem Orte ii%bertroffen merben fam.
= Ser bieier Sage eridienene
ltatiltifbe Staatsberi9t iiber Die 8ut.
Reproduction felt StearnS @ountp
an sic Spite aller Counties I'M
Staate; DEM 8eri6t 5ufolge lie erte
nnier County i'm Sabre 1912 8ntter
inn 8ertbe bon $5,841,759 I'M &C.
geniob BON $4,345,342 6es @oriab<
res.
- 9m Mittmo6abenb pergange-
,ter ISOLDE bat Beter Stunt, mel9er
orei Sabre ser ct. Glol16er Eoli3ei
angeborte 11nb in Ser MuSfubrltng Ser
Mmtspfli6ten ii9 als ausge5ei6neter
8eomte bemabrte, in lebter 8eit
ober beim 9amme in Ser Mabe oes
&roftbouies Mniteunng als Gormann
ser Eublic Serpiee So. bette, in ben
Ill,then oes Miiiippi Elm naiieS Grab
aefun6en. Erot eifrigen Sn6enS
nad ser 2eide fonrrte bieielbe erit
am samitag gegen Mbeno etma lte=
ben Meilen bonn Canine geborgen
lperoen; am sonntagmorgen tpnroe
6ielelbe onf Dem &alparien=@ ottes=
ader begraben. @ie Ser 10 nnglud=
lidermeiie nms 2eben @efommene
in sic 8oiierflutb gerietb, fam MIR
permutbet meroen, 6a er in Der I'M
qliids1tun6e ii6 allein befano, nno
n11r ser ouf SEN Slutben i&mimmen=
Sc @ut oen untergang oeS Mannes
berrietb. Ser Ser itorbene erretdte
elm Sitter Don 50 Sabren unh NIT Der
10 idmer sepriiften @attin betroner1t
cine Iodter nn6 5met @obne ietnen
500. SsSn ser @tunoe 6es berben Ser
Iuites mur6e ser 5amilie angemei=
nes 8eilei6 befunoet. Ct lit ser
brittle aus ser 8omtlie, pelder ei1es
10 un5eitigen Eo6es ftorb.
= Sic bier %beitebenoe 3igarren=
mader=lnion bieIt lebten Donner=
ltagabeno eine 8eriammluna, IN tpel=
der folgenbe 8ean1ten ertpablt mnr=
Sen: 8. 6. @inter, Brdiioent; Carl
Gubl, @i5eprdii6ent; S. 80. 5@ore1t-
broid, @efretdr; g. 6. 2anerien,
g6otmeiiter; Sos. Martini, Ger
qeant; S. g. 8auler, Carl 9abL
2ol1is 2orinier, 6inan5=@omite; S.
@eidert, Ern1tee; Delegaten gum
nn6 2obor Council: @arl
1ohI. 81. 6. 2aueri en, 6. g. Wtn=
ter.
- SEQ g. Moos, mel6er ols
3abnor3t an Ser Staats- l1niperIitat
beim S@luB 6es btesiabrigen Sen1e-
tiers groonirte, geniebt Bel fetnen
bier m%obnenoen @ltern cine tpoblper=
biente @rbolung. 81 miro ietne
8raris in elmer Ser Stabte I'M moro
Iiden Minneiota aufnebmen.
= sSn oem 8eftnben BEG bodbe<
Midters Geo. &anien bon Der
Oit{eite, mel4er felt lGngerer 3eit
6erart erfranft lit, baB CT 6as Bett
bitten muB, lit Iei6er imrner nod fet'
ne @en6ung gum 8eiieren gu bers
3ei9nen.
KINNEY pnT&
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-03
0S 1T cine Eraae

Sir piele 8dter unb Mltter, tue1cbe Mrt
Ser @rsiebuue bic bette lit fir ibren &ua-
ben pber Md6ben. Cine @abe lit iidber.
Glue @eihdftsausbilbuna brinet iie in
Die &idbtuue fir bbbere @%r5iebung. fans
lie tpeiter seben tpDIen, unb es madbt lie
iebt fdbie fir cine CUTE Ste1un9. Sic
lebrt bieielben, nie elm 9utes Saldr 5u
berbienen, 6ortibritt un6 grfpl9 gu er<
rinsen. Sbreibt beute fir uniern &ata<
log. @r tuirb @ub 5eigen, tuie piele
$dter u. Miitter bieie 5ra9e 9elbit baben.
@cbreibt beute fir Ratalpe
uno Gin5eIbeiten
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
NEWS FORECAST FOR THE COM
 ING WEEK

WASHINGTON, April 19. The largest vessel in the world. the Gu nard liner Acquitania, will be launch ed Monday at Clydebank, Glasgow. The great ship will be of 50,000 tons displacement, and is to cost $1O,- OO0,0O0. She will be placed in ser vice between Liverpool and New York about the beginning of next year
 Other interesting events of the week abroad will be the opening of the grand opera season in London, the International Eucharistic con- gress at Malta. and the opening of the Ghent exhibition in Belgium. The last-named event is of international interest, since several foreign cOun- tries are represented, including the United States.
 A conference committee with au- thority to speak for the fifty-tw railroads east of Chicago and north of the Ohio river will meet with the heads of the Order of Railway Con- ductOrs and the Brotherhood of Rail way Trainmen in New York on Tuesday to settle wage demands These demands were presented last January They are said to be for standard wage rates for men per forming the same service on roads of similar grade, and to include a demand for a 15 per cent. increase.
 After six years Of service as Brit ish ambassador at Washington. James Bryce will say goodbye to the cap- ital on Friday. and set forth for the
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20

Orient by way of New York and San Francisco Friday evening the Pill grims of the United States will give a banquet in his honor at the Wal dorf- Astoria in New York.
 The American commission for the study of European cooperation, com posed of delegates from the states of the United States and the provinces of Canada. will leave New York Satur- day for 90 days tour The itiner- ary includes Italy. Germany, Austria, Hungary. Switzerland, France Bel gium, Holland, Denmark, Sweden Rus sia, the Balkan states, England and Ireland.
 Alice COrnelia ThaW, of Pittsburg, known as Mrs Copley Thaw since her divorce from the Earl of Yarmouth in 1908 will be married to Godfrey G. Whitney of Boston at Cumberland Island, Ga, on Tuesday.
 Another interesting wedding of the week will be that of Miss Alys Apple ton Meyer, younger daughter of the former secretary of the Navy and Mrs. George l.. von Meyer, and Lieut.. Raymond Rodgers, T.. s. N. which is to take place Friday in Washington. The Panama canal tolls controversy will form the leading subject of dis cussion at the seventh annual meet ing of the American Society of In- ternatiOnal Law. which will assemble in Washington Thursday for a three days session.
 Other meetings of the week will in ! clude those fO the national council of 1 the General Federation of Women s Clubs, in Washington; the National i Federation of Musical Clubs, in Chi
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
COMSTOCk WINS SWIM
 WITH GOOD MARGIN
Rob Matthews Gets Silver and H.
 Mann Bronze Medal

Young Lorenzo Boido swept the fins, and splashed nightly to the fore in the trials of last nights con cluding session of the Y. NJ. c. A. swimmers. But he just failed to cut down Comstock's s lead and the latter took first place on hisc previous perofrmances coupled with excellent work in last nights competition.
 The scores complete show Com stock leads with 10O4 and gets the gold medal R. Matthews is second with S47 and wins the silver trophy. H. Mann takes the bronze medal with 79S The fourth man is O. Nor ton. In last nights meet the scores show Boido 316, R. Matthews 28S, K. Comstock 2S7, II. Mann 267, B. Davis 253, o. Norton 211, E. Galpn IFS.
 Sixty yards swim, K. Comstock first, 43 seconds; l.. Boido second; F. Galpin third.
 Time-underwater: R. Matthews first, 46 seconds; H. Mann second: L. Bnido third.
 one hundred yards breast stroke K. Comstock, first. 2A seconds; B. Davis second, o Norton, third
 Carry in tow a person of equal Weight-BoidO, Doris, Norton, Mann. Matthews, ComstOck.
 One-half mile swm-B. Davis first g minutes; K. Comstock second, II. Mann third
 Swim under Water-R. Matthews, first, 120 feet; Boido second Mann third
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
FINANCES AND MARKETS

NEW YORK, April 19.-The level
 of prices was virtually unchanged by
 today's trading in stocks. Reading
 closed half a point above yesterdays
 price, and Amalgamated half point
 below. These changes represented
 the extreme movement among the
 active stocks. The steel range was
 an eighth and the list showed a tend ency toward heaviness early in the trading, but bear operators failed to bring about any general selling and subsequently, bought back their stocks.
 Canadian Pacific showed exception al heaviness opening two points off owing to the sharp break in London before the opening here. The stock rallied, but later sold off again. There was heavy trading in Mexican pe- troleum because of the increase Of the dividend rate and the first sales were recorded as two thousand shares at 66A to 66 compared with yester- days close 65 3-4. The stock was supplied at the higher figure and l quickly sold off.
 As forecasted by the easing of S movements of currency during the l week. the banks were shown in the weekly statement to have strength ened their position although the ac- 1 tual cash gain amounting to three l million one hundred and seventy l three thousand dollars was smaller than indicated. Loans were scaled l down considerably more than four 1 million dollars and added to the ex- cess cash reserve. Although the larg | CT industries in certain parts of the country are still feeling the effect
 of the floods the business outlook
 was reported by the mercantile agen- cies in the weekly reviews as bright In some lines there was noted a growing tendency toward conserva- l tsm on account of the pending tar if changes.
 Bonds eased off slightly. Total
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
WATER USERS PROTEST '0N TOWN DITCH MOVE
Do Not Like Idea of Imposing More
 TEX on Farmers

While in a protesting mood yes terday, the board of governors of the water users association passed a protest to the secretary of the in terror on the project of removing the Salt River canal in that length which lies inside the town and east ward to the heading in the Grand The plan was advanced to have the ditch eliminated and to assess the cost on the city, the property own CTS along the ditch and the reclama- tlon-all as beneficiarieS in the change
 An objection was expressed some time ago that there was no need of doing away with the ditch. but there was very strong need of keeping it in better shape The chief reason for removing the ditch is that it. renders valueless lot of good pro- perty, and that it is most unsightly The ditch can be made one of the show places of the town with lt- tie care, and the property can get along. These are arguments brought out when the proposal was made to eliminate the canal
 The protest states that there is an easement in the right of way belonging to the Salt River Canal company, that the ditch follows a natural ridge which makes it bene- ficiai to lands on both sides, that to move it would entail great eX- pense and curtail the efficiency, and that the expense of over $1OO,000 Q nf he i- less in view of the above facts and a further burden laid where bur dens already grow too prOfuSely
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
POPE PLUS STILL WEAK.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATCH1

ROME, April 19-Reports of the POntiff's condition tonight indicate there has been no recurrence of the un- favorable symptoms. The patient, however, is weak and has periods of depression. With the increased ability to take nOurishment it is hoped the Pope's strength will return
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20

cago; the Southern Sociological Con- gress, in Atlanta: the National AssO- citation for the Advancement of COlOred People, in Philadelphia; and the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers. in Boston.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20

sales represented a par value of one million five thousand dollars. Panama three coupons declined an eighth on call on the week.
 Stocks
 Amalgamated. 75H; Smelling, 6S5s Santa Fe, 101 3-4; St Paul, 10S 3-4: New York Central 102 3-4; Pennsyl-
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
-BALKE'S.

vania, IA 3-S; Reading, 165 Is; Southern Pacific, 100; Union Pacific, 152% Steel, 617s; pfd., 10S. Silver, 595s.
 Metals Metal markets dull. practically nominal. Electrolytic fifteen seven five
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
MAKE EVERY DAY COUNT-Mjss

Contestant every vote and every sub- scription you secure is a step nearer your goal-the winning of a handsome prize. It might be just one subscrip- tion, and a small one, that will bring you a handsome prize.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-08
PERSONALS
Thursday

H Meyers, of Denver is in Elko
on business
II A Stone, an official of the
Globe Express Company is stopping
at the Mayer Hotel
Bert Longley, of Ogden had
business here today.
JE Williams, of Lee is at the
Elko Hotel.
Emery Johnson and wife OF
North Fork is in town today.
John c Cable of Beowawe is a
visitor in Elko.
Mr. and Mrs Bob Critchley are
arrivals from Tuscsrora today
RC Van Fleet of San Francisco
is at the Commercial Hotel
L o Scout of New York is in
own for few days
Lee Hogan of Halleck came to
Elko today
Helen Robinson of Cortez is visit
ing in Elko today
r W Verior of Carlin is in town
today
B w Whitney of San Francisco
lie guest at the Commercial
A E Law of Carlin arrived to-
day in Elko
G B Smith of San Francisco is
here on business
Mr. and Mrs W Keddie Of
North Fork are registered at the
Commercial
G Cowing, Of Bullion is an Elko
visitor
j K Elby. of Deeth came to Ell
ko yesterday on business
c E Gundlack of Metropolis is in
Elko today
Thos, Griffen Of Elko was a visit.
or to the city yesterday and was
being shown the points of interest
by State Controller Eggcrs-Carson
City News
Mrs Fred Klaner was an Elko
visitor yesterday
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-08
WANT GOOD ROADS

Pledged to work for the adop-
tion of complete and unified sys-
tenn of national, state, county and
township highways. the Ohio Good
Roads Federation has become ANAL
gamated with the National High
ways Association.
AS result of the action, which
was taken at meeting of the
Board of Trustees, at Columbus
July 2Sth, the Ohio organization
has become the Ohio Good Roads
Federation, Ohio Division of the
National Highways Association.
Hon. Jesse Taylor, Jamestown,
President of the Ohio Federation,
is Vice-President of the National
Highways Association and Director
of its Organization Department.
Arch'd H Houston, Of Columbus,
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees
Of the state body, has been ap-
pointed member of the Board of
National Councillors of the Assoc
iation. Another Of the Trustees,
HoE James r Marker, of Versailles,
State Highway Commissioner of
Ohio is member Of the Council of
Commissioners Of the National
Highways Association. w A Ais
dorf, of Johnstown, Secretary of
the Federation becomes manager
of the Northern Organization De-
partment of the Association.
The action of the Ohio Fedora
tion follows closely similar action
on the part of the National Old
Trails Road Association, an organi-
zation with 10000 members, the
headquarters OF which are in Kan
sas City. Missouri and Of the Inter
Mountain Good Roads Association,
which has head quarters in Boise,
Idaho. These two bodies have
become departments Of the Nation
al Highways Association. The
Texas Good Roads Federation has
also acted favorsbly on the propos-
al to amalgamate.
The Ohio Federation has been
one Of the most successful Good
Roads organizations in the country,
and to its efforts is due much of the
credit for the States recent activ-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Thursday
At the Mayer Hotel

~ Jne mayer nOtel
II Meyers, Denver; w r
Groom, San Francisco; G W Sehp-
hens; Fl Stone, Globe Express Co
At the Elko Hotel
Bert Longly, Odgen; j f Williams
Lee; J B Thatcher. Lamoille;
Henry Fisher, Lsmoille; Emery
Johnson and wife North Fork; G
Cowling, Bullion; J E Elby, Deeth ;
G E Gunlach. Metropolis; Ellis,
Vancouver.
At the Commercial Hotel
Mr. Berrie, Coz tez Helean Robin
son Cortez; Al Gardell San Fran.
cisco: A E Law Carlin; WB Whin-
ey San Francisco; J E Fitzgerald
Salt Lake; J A'Carden. San Fran
cisco; G B Smith, San Francisco; /;
A Wilbrun, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs
W A Keddie. North Fork; c j
Weiland, North Fork: John Cable,
Beowawe; C II Bowen and Francis
co: f A Cunningham L o Scott,
New York; II b Eyde, San Fran
isco. Lee Hogan. Hallecks.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-08
"Suit Commenced"

"a suit was filed in the district
court this forenoon by Fred G
Wendell against George w Carly ct
al. Judgment aggregating SIS, 900
was asked. The suit is over the
possession of certain mining prop
erty and buildings in the Paradise
mining districts in Humboldt coun-
ty and the complaint alleges that
on June 23 of this year, the de
fendant entered into an unlawful
conspiracy to oust plaintiff from
possession of the property which he
had been in possession of for the
past Is years, and with arms enter
ed the building and forcibly threw
out the plaintiff and took possession
Of the building which they now
hold"
The facts are that Geo w Carly,
l. w Woods, Geo Gringery. and H
W Gibson are sued as stock hold
ers of the Dutch Flat Gold Mining
Co and this election was done at
the instance and by the order of
the National Machine Co and their
associates, and in no way connected
with or at the interest of either of
the defendants above mentioned as
they are only stockholders. Why
this suit was brought in Elko Co
instead of Humboldt county is
still a mystery as thus. il the de-
PENDANTS and all the witnesses, the
plaintiff and attorneys are all lo.
Gated in Humboldt county but in
many cases personal injury is the
prime object.
Signed. G. w. Carty.
The facts as given above are
vouched for by Mr. Carly. Why he
should be singled out as a victim il
known only to those who are doing
the injury. IL the Free Press had
stated all the facts Mr. Carly would
not have felt grieved. As it is he
feels that the Free Press has gone
out of its way to iLjure his bust.
ness.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-08
Daniel o,connell.

After dinner at Lord Dungnrvau's
Lady Morgan writes I'm her diary: |
met the redoubtable Dan 0'Conrell
Dan is not brilliant in private life. not
even agreeable He is mild. silent. un.
assuming. apparently absorbed and nn
utter stranger to the give and take
charm Of good society. said so to
Lord Clanricarde. who replied: 'Tf you
knew how I found him this morning!
His hall, the very steps of his door.
crowded with his clientele. He had a
word or written order for each, then
hurried or to the law courts, thence
to the Improvement society and was
the guest here today, Two hours be.
fore he was making that clever but
violent speech to Mr.. Ia Touch, anu
now no wonder that he looks like an
extinct volcano"