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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-23
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-23
MmsIdnOiid)e Nad)ridtcn.

Sneiens 0oIobunaer. -
Seit Der gnibeduna Der unsrmeb.
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bic i1briihe golosefpinnuns Der Welt
nabsu perfiiuffaft. llnb irosbem
hsrriht fnii irdnbis Elm Wdns,l an
eem a,lben Weial. nameuiIih fir
mcnet1re 3tpede. Die c-oben euros
pGiiGen Qo.enbonsen iiibrsn einen
itlnbiatn i.inen anmpf um bi. tp0.
d,sntliden Warrenaniiinfis. Shule
an bieIem Wanael iinb cine Reitk bon
Taiioren. Da III por allem bds Gosis
meialiaslperbe, bas fur Quruss unc
ssnbuIirisipede ailjdhrlif fur cine bal.
hs MiIli1rbe Wart Oolo brnunt.
sF<rner bat Der uebereana nieltr gGns
Der sur @oIoipdbrune In ireniaen De-
sennien pisle MilIiarbsn oem Wlortte
entsoaen. Sn Der lebien 3eit akr
trurnen ale bieis Reflstianim sur
Geite asbr1nst burh ben neibbunasr
ssnbiens. bos nl!ein pobrenb btr
sSabre 1911 unb 1912 runb cine Wils
Iiorbe abforbiris. 9is Dor tursenl
iscnb man oisIr GrIheinung seetn.
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uebr nls SnbieH bieiss golo midi
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bo bort bns Silbtr Werlebrsmiinss
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pfsro uao 9ussp nuf BEN 6abrDss
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aobuer, cine pseile oitlih bon 0ono,
gui.er Gounsg, om 0isniiag Worssn
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8eritorben, mar an Der Uine Strsbs.
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Games Sadion, 80. 922 unb 924 Si'
IL. eirabe, je So fiir Wietbs. inosM {
lid als Solicitor Doritellte. Die pols
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|in ben americon Rolling Wils !
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l4arbfon auf bo3 liHie Been. VI fan
laufnobms i'm gssre3 60lpital.
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Die GOuiustun Sfiiee fir Sas reiu'
sinnntier @ulfsb!att" bciinost i'd TN
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1854.
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fernen unb bsmiel6eu fern3ubleibsn.
Sic beIhuloiGt i'm ferner, Der Srune
tenbeit uno Der 8ernatlG'7igung. Sic
perlonqt S6etbuRg, unterbaltungsz
gelb fir fih unD tbre Sohter Wll!.
treo uno perIongt einen ginbalts6es
febl, ibn ob5uhulten, DQs Wtobilia-,
has Tie faufte, uro ibr Gigent6um it,
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einen tempordren @inbaltsbefehl. --
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8aQsna, uno OerIangt etnen GIN
haIts6sFe6l. lie a63ubultsn, Die aldges
rim peiter i'm geritts bes 5riebens>
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2unber Comp, Tie ab3u6alten, ihrl
fetn Saldr aus3ube3ublen. Ri6tsr
Sarbsipn IteQte ben telnporGren GiHs
haltsbsfebl aus.
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s 5leii6ner pesen SbierquGlersi un
$25 uno Soften bsIiraft. - Sad Wit.
len erbielt tpegeu gemeinen 8ene6,
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nis pegen befslben 8ergebens S2(
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Soipital. Gie 2eihe tplroc nod leincr
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bradt.
Soniia @ulied, 8ottin ocs
@irtbes Mortin @ulied, 9to. 300
Gife StraBe pobnbaft, perlhleo &C.
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eincr Spcratipn.
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pis6sr sutaebani tat Or aetSaHH sebr EiuHa.
fpabrsns es ne nabm.
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bird Batter Ssau's 9GsstsiH. ipslds BEN aii1sf
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TIMER aaent in SamiltoH III
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Fbpn. 1854 q.
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
ANOTHER PIONEER
ANSWfRSLASTC CALL

Mrs. Emerine Windle, who had been
III for several weeks, passed away last
evening at 4:37 O'Clock. at the fami
y residence. Lay, near Fifth street.
Deceased was 67 years of age. ma
i've OF Tennessee, and came to Neva-
ga IN 1879, in company with her hns.
nand and son, settling at Tuscarora.
In Elko county. The family afterwards
removed to Humboldt county, residing
for a time in Paradise Valley. and lat
er coming to Winnemucca. in the
early SOS J. II. Windle was elected
district attorney of this county. pass
ing away in 1884, while in office.
Mrs. Windle is survived by one son.
X. r. H. Windle, editor Of the Hum.
boldt Star, and legion of friends. by
whom she win long be remembered for
her kindly disposition and womanlv
graces.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon, at 4:30 O'Clock. from the
Methodist Episcopal church. DR.. II. +.
Colby officiating. Interment will be
in the X. 2. cemetery
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
LIGHT SESSION FOR
COUNTY BOARD

The board of county commissioners
met yesterday morning. with Chair.
man Haviland and Commissioners
Byrnes and Cooper in attendance
In addition to the consideration 10
the regular monthly bills. the follow.
ing business was transacted:
Petition of Lovelock taxpayers for
a branch sewer was referred to com.
missioner Cooper, with power to act.
Stationary engineers licenses were
granted to George F.. Kimber and r
+. Scalor.
Petition of taxpayers to grade East
Third street, Winnemueea, was laid
over.
Application and petition of Taylor
q Sheehan for a franchise for an elee.
tric light and power plant at Goleonda
was withdrawn.
Salary of DIR. J. l.. Garner. deputv
county physician and health officer at
Rochester, was reduced from $50 to
S25 per month.
An ordinance was passed regulating
the speed of automobiles within the
limits of towns of Humboldt county to
10 miles per hour.
A permit was granted S. y. Ander-
son to remove the remains of s. +.
Bannister from the old 10 the new
cemetery.
The board adjourned at a late hour
this afternoon.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
"pINLED SUNBEAMS' AT
HIGH SCHOOL TOMORROW

Sir William Ramsey, the great Eng
lish scientist, discovering that the
vapor that radium constantly throws
OF, is transformed into helium, the
gas regarded as one of the chief con
stituents of the sun s atmosphere,
SAYS: ''What is this but an actual
case of that transformation OF one
element into another in which the
ancient alchemists believed. when
they painfully sought TO change lead
into gold, and incidentally founded
the science Of modern chemistry IL
j curious thought to regard radium
IS bit Of the sun imprisoned in the
carth-' picked sGnbeams, as It
rere, vet some scientists are now at
{ ihuting the earth's and suns heat
20 radium Whatever radium is, it Is
most marvellous substance and hun
'reds will e TO the High school assem-
bly, room tomorrow night TO see ra-
dilm for themselves. and hear Prof.
Fatty explain its wonders. Expert
rents with liquid air and wireless
telegraph apparatus will fill an en-
iayable and profitable evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
TAX RATE LIMITED
BY new CHARTER

Although the election called TO vote
on the proposition to adopt the new
city charter and elect city officers is
less than month away, very little
interest seems to be taken in the mat
ter. Under the law, petitions of can
didates for city Offices must be filed
ten days before the day of election.
which will be on June 3, and there
will be elected mayor and four com
missioners.
Within the past few days. consider
able opposition is developing to the
proposition of Incorporation on the
ground that il viii increase the taxes.
This IS a mistaken idea, as under the
law il will be impossible to levy a tax
greater than ! = per cent on the as.
sessed valuation of the real and per
sonal property of the city, which is
the present rate for the "town fund -
The assessed valuation of the city this
year viii be about S750000 and the
limit Of taxation would produce a
revenue of S11,250. which. added t.
the fines. licenses, etc. should furnish
a sum of money sufficient to run the
city in good shape.
Following is the section of the pro
posed charter dealing with the subject
Of taxation:
Section 81. CITY Taxes. The board
shall annually at the time prescribed
by law for levying taxes for state and
county purposes, levy tax not eX-
ceeding one and one-half (1M) per
cent upon the assessed value of all
real estate and personal property with
in the city made taxable hy law; and
the tax so levied shall be collected at
the same time and in the same manner
and by the same officers exercising the
same functions as prescribed and pro
vided in the revenue laws of the
state for cclertion of state and eoun-
ty taxes; and the revenue laws of the
state shall, in every respect not ineon-
sistent with the provisions of this
act. be deemed applicable and so
held to the levying, assessing
and collecting of the city taxes; pro
vided, that in the matter of the equal
ization of assessments, the rights of
the city and the inhabitants thereof
shall be protected in the same manner
and to the same extent by the action
of the county board of equalization as
are the state and county. And when
ever or wherever practicable and ex-
pedient, all forms and blanks used in
levying. assessing and collecting the
state and county revenues, shall
with such alterations or additions as
may be necessary, be used in levying
assessing and collecting the revenues
of the city The board shall enact all
such ordinances as it may deem neces-
sary and not inconsistent with this act
and the laws of the state, for the
prompt, convenient and economical
collection of the city revenue.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
W. P. SOIL EXPERT GOES
AWAY WELL PLEASED

Prof. Ogilyy, the Western Pacific
soil expert, arrived from the west
Sunday afternoon, on No. T.. He was
met at the station by James G. Allen,
the real estate man, and taken out to
Grass valley. Yesterday morning a
trip was taken the entire length of
Paradise valley Upon his return Prof.
Ogilvy expressed himself rs well pleas
ed with the country he had seen, inti-
mating that his write-up for the press
and Western Pacific literature will be
of a complimentary character.
Prof Ogilvy left for the east on No.
? this morning
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
SCHUBERT SYM
PHONY co. MAY "A

Too much praise cannot be given
Manager Smith Of the Nixon for en-
gaging the Schubert symphony Club
and Lady Quartette of Chicago to ap-
pear here on May H. This company is
IN its third year of success, and
is acknowledged everywhere to be the
most "up-to-date' musical company
travelling. Everybody likes music and
everybody enjoys a hearty laugh. A
delightful blending of pure fun and
fine music is one reason why the
above company has won its way to the
top notch of public esteem.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
BIENNIAL REPORT OF
STATE ENGINEER KEARNEY

The Silver State is in receipt Of
copy Of the biennial report of W NJ.
kearney, state engineer. The work of
the office, with receipts and expendi-
lures. for the. past two years, is fully
set out, and an account is given Of all
the large irrigation projects under
way in the state. Interesting data
relative to the several streams of the
state are given, the Humboldt river
and its tributaries occupying a promi-
nent place The work is illustrated
with views of dams and other work
connected with irrigation projects.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
SUPREME COURT sUsTAINs WOLF
JUDGMENT AGAINST COUNTY

Justice McCarren, of the Supreme
Court, has handed down his first de-
eisions on the bench, being those of
the case of Melehior Whise VS. Esther
Whise, divorce case appealed from
the second judicial district and in
which the order of the lower court
was reversed. The decision is con-
Cured in by the other justices. The
second case is that of Philip Wolf,
vs.. Humboldt County, being AN ac-
tion TO recover on certain claims
charged against the county by the
plaintiff and in which the Judgment of
the trial court was affirmed. Decision
eoneurred in by the other members
The amount involved in the judg-
ment is about $4,000.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
DIES SUDDENLY IN
QUINN RIVER VALLEY

Mrs NJ. J. Packard, an old and re-
speeted resident of the Quinn river
valley, suddenly passed away at her
home, known as Packard Station, on
the road to MeDermitt and National,
at about 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. She was about 20 years of age
and native of Georgia. She is sur
vived by one son, Arthur Packard,
who is the manager of Packard Sta
tion.
About 10 clock yesterday morning
Mrs. Packard stepped out to the road
to talk to some teamsters and as she
turned to go back to the house, only a
short distance away, she dropped dead,
presumably from heart disease, of
which she had been a sufferer for
years.
Mrs. Packard was an old-time resi-
dent of Humboldt county and had
lived in Quinn river valley for great
number of years.
The funeral is to be held tomorrow
at McDermitt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
NOTED SOLDIERS M
Will BE AT RENO

Leaders of the Grand Army of the
! Republic and other orders who will be
among the visitors to the encampment
at Reno, which begins June 10:
/ VIM. r. Thomas, of Oakland, form
er mayor of Oakland, now the Depart.
ment Commander.
Russell g. 'Brien, of Oakland. Cal.
AdJutant-G General of the state of
Washington and Assistant Adiutant
General of the Department of Califor-
MA and Nevada, also assistant Quar-.
termaster-G General.
! Gen. Henry 2. Osborn. of Los An
geles, president of the Boards of
Trade and Commercial clubs of Los
Angeles.
Judge n. p. Chapman, of Sacramen-
TO, Chief Justice of the Appellate
Courts of California.
Judge J. M. Walling, of Placerville.
| Cal.
Col. r. M. Green, of Oroville. In
spector General of the Department of
California and Nevada.
Gen. Lyman Bridges, Chief of Ar
tillery of Gen. Grants army at Rich
mond.
Joseph F. Lawrence, of San Fran
cisco, patriotic instructor
Hattie B. Onyett, of Palermo. Cal.
president of the w. R. c. Department
of California and Nevada.
Mrs. Sarah f. Lee, of Oroville. see
retary of the w. r, c..
Mrs. Cora A. Merritt, of San Fran
cisco, National Secretary of the w.
r. c.
Mrs. Geraldine A. Frisbie, of San
Francisco, National President w. r. C.
Myrtle j. Hunt, of Eureka, Cal.
president of the Ladies of the G. A. r.
Julia M. Graham, of San Francisco
Cal, secretary of the Ladies of the
| G A. X.
Mrs. Della F. Bishop, Orange, CAL,
president of the Daughters of Veter-
ans.
Mrs. Florence Haines, of San Fran
clseo, secretary of the Daughters of
Veterans.
Col. Scott, of San Francisco. Divis-
ion Commander of the Sons of Veter-
ans and member of the World 's Fair
commission. Sons of Veterans consist
of Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, Cal
ifornia and Nevada.
A. J. Cloud, of San Francisco, secre-
tary of the Sons of Veterans.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kizer, of Los An
geles, president of the Auxiliary to
the Sons of Veterans.
Mrs. Martha Tobey, of Los Angeles,
secretary of the Auxiliary to the Sons
of Veterans. This order covers the
states of New Mexico, Arizona, Ore
gon, California and Nevada.
Army nurses of California and Ne
vada.
Headquarters for the Grand Army,
W. K. G. and Sons of Veterans will be
at the Riverside hotel Headquarters
of the Ladies of the g. A. r. and
Army Nurses at the Overland hotel
Headquarters for the Daughters of
Veterans and the Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary and the Los Angeles Fife
and Drum Corps at the Golden hotel.
The G. A. R. meets daily at the
High school assembly hall. The hall
for the w. r. c. is the large Odd Eel
lows hail. The Ladies of the G. A.
K. meet at the small Odd Fellows
hall. Army Nurses at the parlor in
the Overland hotel. Sons of Veterans
and the Auxiliaries to the Sons of
Veterans have not secured a meeting
place vet.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
CHIEF ENGINEER SHELDON
GOES TO SURVEY W.. n.

Yesterday morning Chief Engineer
Sheldon. Of the Winnemueea North
ern assembled his crew and started it
for the north by teams, with camp
equipment and supplies. The survey
Of the lire viii he taken up at MeDer-
hitt and continued to Boise, Idaho
Mr.. Sheldon left at O'Clock yester-
day by auto and will be at McDermitt
to receive the party upon its arrival.
Following is the personnel of the sur
veying corps:
j. Pinder. transitman; n York and
&c. M. Ainsworth, of Boise levelmen; I;
Harry Coehrane, topographer; Jess
Saunders, head chain; MeFarling
Tucker. LeBaron, Chapman. ehainmen;
A. NJ. Gray, Rebel Creek, teamster;
George Monroe, National. cook.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
Western PACIFIC Notes.

w. r. Groom, special agent, with
headquarters at Sacramento, is in
town today.
A carload of spring vegetables pass
ed through town last evening, en- route
from California to New York.
The new residence of Brakeman
Rosa. in the Haviland & Hoskins adj
dition. is nearing completion.
Yesterdays freight receipts includ
ed two cars of merchandise for local
merchants, ear of machinery, and
one OF ice for the company.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
ELKO COUNTY CONVICT
ESCAPES FROM PRISON FARM

Sunday night Jim Ross made his
escape from the state prison farm.
Ross was sent up for term of one to
fourteen years. He had been regarded
as a model prisoner, certain to be re-
leased from the penitentiary after
serving his minimum sentence or lit
tie more. Now, however, he will prob
ably be forced to serve the full time
when captured.
Ross is one of q men who were
working on the prison farm. The men
are, in way, under the honor sys-
TEN.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
HOTEL LAFAYETTE ARRIVALS

II. c. Gamer, Los Angeles.
s. f. Ross, Reno.
n. C. Westerfield, Portland, Ore.
|. l.. Haired, Denver.
Ellis Maxiield, Inlay.
+. ]. Settelle, San Francisco.
William O'Gradv Reno.
David Lowell, Murray, Utah.
G. Holland, Salt Lake City.
J. G. salsman, Seven Troughs.
w. L. Brackett and wife, Golconda-
r. Brock. Reno.
+. +. Brooks, San Francisco.
!. Pinder, Willows, Calf.
Lawrence Dennis, Provo, Utah.
II. f. Colby, Inlay.
y. Fronehetti, Sparks.
A. Robles. Battle Mountain.
4. Sleat, Battle Mountain.
r. Charles, Battle Mountain.
+. Culla, Battle Mountain
Advertisement.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
Charged With Second Degree Bur
qlary.

Sheriff Lamb and Constable Moore
went to Jungo by auto yesterday
morning. returning at about noon with
Peter Hernandez, who was lodged in
the county jail on a charge of bur
glary in the second degree 1t is
charged that defendant, who was
working on the section, ransacked the
section house, in the absence of the
balance of the crew, stealing revol-
yer, which he brought to Winnemucca
and pawned. His preliminary exami-
nation has been set for Friday morn
ing. the 9th instant.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-06
WILL BEGIN NEW ASSESSMENT
LATTER PART OF WEEK

Assessor II. NJ. Leonard viii begin
the new assessment of the county s
real estate and personal property the
latter part of the present week, start
ing in at Unionville. He will return
in time to meet with Emmett Boyle,
Captain Colburn and L. f. Adamson,
Of the state tax commission, who viii
arrive on the 18th instant, for the
purpose of talking over assessment
matters with Assessor Leonard.