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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
The Rock Club.

Despite the downpour OF ram
Thursday afternoon, Feb. u, the
members OF the Rock Club met
with Mcsdames Crane and Downt V.
The pretty parlor was scene OF
loneliness III gay eolots and NaIen-
tine decking. Crimson hearts, cum
ming cuplds and glowing fire
made an lndcscrihahly attractive
setting tor seven tables, marked
10y Valentine score cards. After
a series OF seven exciting games,
the best scores were made hy Me-
DANES Moss and Caster.
The guests tor the afternoon
were, Mesdames Com tneH, Dla-
mond, Davis, Marks, Eoah Gres,
Leeper, Stinson, Barlow, and
Misses Moss, Anderson, DAILY,
Kayborn and Audleas. IN elegant
course Luncheon followed the
games, Reporter.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
For Sale.

u nice building lots IN Dlckcr
addition, Just east oil the Hart resi-
deuce. $40 to SIS 90 each
$40 90 cash aud 1900 per month,
40 interest. Why not buy some
tots on this plan2 Others do it,
why not YOU? They will never be
as cheap again. See Y. +. Moss.
LIV-ER-LAN, the liver regu.
lator. Ask Henry Bordeaux.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26

One night last week, a com
mittee composed OF the pastore
and tour members Of each oi the
three protestant churches OF Out
city, met in the Banquet Han Of
the Hotel DetmOtt, to plan tcr a
Go-to- Church Sunday tot DeTWott.
Rev. Mr. Ilanty ct the Preshy-
terlan church was chosen chair
man OF tins Executive Committee,
Mrs. Lee Voolfolk sec'y. and
Mrs. ". S. Daniel treasurer.
The third Sunday in March wa
fixed as the date Tor Go-to- Church
Sunday, and three committees APP
pointed to make arrangements Tor
that day: The committees are,
Newspaper work, J. Ahner sage,
IT., chairman; Blli-poster adver-
Using work, ID. w. Bolton, chair
man; Miscellaneous work, Chas.
Crook, chairman.
The first Sunday IN March was
the first day selected but the date
was moved up to the third SUNDAY
to allow the work OF repairing on
the Methodist church TO be com
pleted.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
For Sale.

My home place containing
sixty acres that lpins the corpora
ton line, aud thirteen hundred
acres OF Farm and Timber Lands
in Drew, Desha and Chicot Coun-
ties. Tins land can be bought at
a bargain. +, b. + EE/OR.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-02-26
Junior B. Y. p. u.

The union +. \. i. |. OF the
Baptist church held a most enjoy
able social meeting At the Church
on last FRIDAY evening. The end
OF the FIRST month Of Their contest
IN stCullrg new members Just
closed, Ihe keds being the WIN
ners, the Blues entertained with n
Washington Social. The Church
was appropriately decorated tor
the occasion and the Blues proved
themselves artists IN the lluc OF
entertaining. HE time was
pl,asantly spent IN games, after
which delicious refreshments were
served, and the happy children
started ON the homcwaid march
proud that they Were members OF
the Is. Y. r. |. and expressing
themselves delighted with the en-
teltainment.
This organization Is only SIX
weeks Old and has grown 10 a
mrmbcIsh q moic than 80.
Ihev rtorganlzed SUNDAY tor the
next month contest. w. ).
Daniel has charge OF this work,
with ChaS. Bell As Presto, nj, Od-
die Courson Secretary and Nlreie
Lee Coats, Treasurer. y y
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18

Policeman enzano TODD SUI pode-
rio en- ell i~ndefenso cuerpo de un
lndivlduo que no tuvo mas cuIpa
que unlr su 5uerte a la de una
meretriz, que tai vez encontr6
meJores simpatias en- las sonri-
sas de alg1n otro plrcunchante,
y de ALI naciera la queja infun-
dada que dio lugar a que ell hon.
brazo aquel vestido de azul hi
ciera una exhibition de sus habi-
lldades de er-p~ize fighter.
Todo este es algo mas repulsi-
vo que una cornada en- la panza
de un jamelgo que por su mutt
lidad Sc lie destina a MORN en- la
plaza de toros.
Seguismundo Perez.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
BIBLIOGRAFlA.
Reencarnacion de Don Quijote
y Cyrano de Bergerac
ANOANZAS POR AMERICA.
Por Luis Alberto de Borja Moncayo.

FL batallador publicista, autor
de este nuevo libro, debi6 quedar
descanSado despues de haberlo
escrito,
NADIA sale libre de SUI acerba
critica, a ratios Justisima y a ra-
tos de sobra apasionada. Pone
como cbupa de domino a presti-
giosos escritores, 9 que por tales
los tenemos. Vargas Villa es una
de sus victimas) y encarandose
con algunos de su tierra-BORJA
MONCAYO eS ecuatorianO - les
canta las verdades del barquero,
sin que escapen de su ferula null
titud de politicos y politicastros
de los paises de America, ensa-
nandose especialmente con Roos-
evelt, Ell famOSo cX-Presldente de
Yanquilamaia. a quien no deja
hueSO SanO pOr sus aiciones i'm
perialistas.
Habla del caciquismo que ago
bia a Sad-America, del amor Y
la prostitution, del sufragismo,
de las grandes virtudes Y de los
grandes defectos que caracteri-
zan a la gran urbe de Buenos
Aires, al gran pueblo de Mexico
Y a otras repGblicas del Nuevo
Mundo, con una ingenuidad tan
manifesto, que los mismos fusti-
gados habran de perdonarselo, 81
en- clio viesen la menor sombra
de animosidad.
TODD clio dicho en- medic de un
desorden encantador, desprecian-
do las galas del lenguaje pero
afinando la punterfa Y descargan-
do fieros mandobles sin respeto
a 10 humane nj a 10 divine.
Forma esta extrana obra de
combate un volumen de nutrida
lectura, lleva una aleg6rica Gu
bierta en- dolores y ha sido edita-
da por la casa Maucci, de BARGE
Iona.
Vendese en- las principles IL
brerias de Paris, Espana Y Anne
RIGA al precio de UNA PESETA.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
TOROS
Corrida suspendida por
faIta de matadoreS.

Barcelona LA corrida del
dia 5 de Julio fue suspendida a
causa de ser heridos los tres ma
tadores de la tarde.
Rafael Gomez, es probable
que muera por haberse roto ell
hueso del cuellO.
Punteret, salio a matar ell
toro y tambien fue cogido en- la
pierna, sin embargo mat6 ell BIZ
cho.
Belmonte, fue atropellado
sacramento por otro toro que solo
llevaba en- ell redondel cinco mi
nutos.
La tarde Sc convirti6 en- luto.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
PriSi0ner0
en- mn Refrigerator.

Pitsburg. Con las manos he
ladas, Daniel Smith de % amos,
fue conducido al hospital. Este
individuo fue encontrado en- ell
wagon refrigerator que lego a
Sacramento procedente del Oes-
tie. Smith dice que penetr6 en-
ell wagon en- Chicago ~cerrandose
la puerta tan pronto estuvo den
tro, viendose prisionero Y sin
auxilio. Els facil que pierda las
manOS.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
43 puercos perdidos pOr
la nebIina

Los empleados de la Compania
Empacadora Rott Bloom, cuando
conducian 200 puercos de sus CO.
rrales a la Gale de Lombard pa
"a embarcarlos, a causa de la
niebla tan espesa, Sc les extra
viaron 43. La policia tiene que
intervenir en- ell asunto para re-
cuperarlOS,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18

BarC0 contra las Rocas.

Nueva York. Ell vapor Rose
dale, con ruta de Rockaway a
Bettery con 800 pasajeros Ichoc6
contra las rocas llamadas Bufhe
Bar, a la una de la manana a con-
secuencia de la neblina tan espe-
sd que no permitfa yer NADIA.
Debido a la rapidez con que Sc
auXili6 ell case, no hubo desgra-
ciaS personaies.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
Captain loco.

Oran (Algeria) Ell captain
Come, de la Legion extranjera,
loco por la vision de SUI esposa y
tres hijos, cuando dormian les
disparo la pistola, suicidandose
Ell despues. Dej0 una carta en-
que decfa que hacia unos meses
sufriendo de alucinaciones
que lie horrorizaban,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
BARBARICEMOS.........
(Sigue de la segunda plana)

(Sigue de la segunda plana)
testar de la barbarie, alentando
a los que no son barbaros a incu-
rrir en- csc barbarismO pOr efec-
to de la contamination con la lee
tura de esas resenas barbaras.
Otro barbarismo: la banda de
Tambores. En- mas de una oca-
sion he perdido ell sueno y la pa
ciencia, al despertarme ell infer
nal repiqueteo que semejante a
una jauria de desesperados mas
tines producer los palillos al he
rir ell parche de los tambores.
Estas "jaurias', que no otro
tftulo les cuadra tan de cajon,
son instituciones de jovenes que
no tienen otro objeto que ell de
molestar a gran parte de los We
cinos. entire los cuales aIgunOS
que como 70, tienen ma genio,
que al ser sorprendidos por es-
tas serenatas, tan incongruentes
Y disturbadoras de la paz publ
ca, no tiene unO mas remedio que
desearles que los atropelle un
automovil.
iQue objeto tiene aquel desfile
ridiculo, de aquellos mozuelos
vestidos de monos sabios, saltim-
banques 9 mamarrachos?... Pues
anunciar un bale Q alguna GU
chipanda. Y sin embargo, esos
perturbadoreS de nueStrO fuerO
Inferno son los personeros de
instituci0nes cultas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
CHARADA.

Tn amigo que tengo ''todo'
Y eS amigo de tres cuarta
me ha comprado un La. 3a. "a. IA.
con ell "prima cuatro" de plata.
por 7. MAINz.
All primero que de la solucion
de esta charada, lie regalo dos
preciosas novelas.
La soluci6n a la Charada del
No. 13 no es la palabra
MO-RO-TO
Pero este sucedi6 por I'm error
de imprenta, pues en- lugar de
docir en- la Ultima parte 'habla-
ba con- debe decir 'hablaba en-"
Sc suplica a la persona que la
mand6, Sc sirva rectifcarla.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
Americana Asesinado.

Habana. E americana Dun
can Campbell fue muerto en- una
reyerta con Victor Perez, quien
lie asesto varias punaladas, en- ell
lugar Nueva Corona, Isla de Pr
nos. No Sc sabe la causa que
origino la rina. Perez esta dete-
nido.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
j. PERUCHENA
6rurrrta EHpaflnla

importation de Pimientos Morrones,
Pimenton, Aceite Olivia, Chorizos
Trevijano, AnguIas en- Aceite,
CaIamares en- su Tinte, Sardinas en-
Acsite, Anchoas on SaImuera etc.
WHO'S IMPORTAOOS
ManzanilIa. AmontiIlado PalIdo,
Pedro Jimenez, MoscateI Viejo, Rioja
CIarete y BIanco, Oien, Ants Ma
yorca y Anis Escarchado.
Cognac Sanchez Romate Hnos. 8
Coronas y Extra Superior
1925 Montgomery ST.
TeIefono Douglas 1851.
Sc sirvs a Domicilio
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
MuchOS r0bOS
en- la ciudad

Ell Juez Superior Mr.. Dunno,
dice que hay muchos robos en-
San Francisco, y no ha tenido in
convenience en- mandar a San
Quintin con la pena de cinco amos
cada uno, a Eduardo German y
a Irwin King, por robo,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
Farmacia S~anguinetti

Special cuidado a las recetas COM
puestas. Sc habla Espahol Frances,
Italiano y Portuguese
Medicines importadas de Francia { TIA
liza. 800 AvENiOA COLUMBUS
Telefono Douglas 1892 y 1917
Alberto toda la noche
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18

:
Todos conocemos a aquel hon.
brazo vestido delaz1l que por 10
regular anida en- las esquinas,
% en- ell p6rtico de alguna Ia
berna cuando no 10 observan-
jQuien esq.,. pues un barbara
aquien la justicia ha bautizado
con ell apocaliptico nombre de
Policeman. Mote, alias 8 apodo
que quiere decir, que este indi-
viduo esta siempre bajo ell ampa-
70 de la impunidad; testigo de
clio es ell pueblo de San Francis
co, y NADIA tan elocuente para
afirmar 10 que digo, que recordar
los casos del BUNCO MEN, pero 10
que pone mas en- relieve su auto
ridad barbarica es IN case como
este: Una multitud heterogenea
Sc aglomeraba en- derredor de
una mujer que con estridentes
alaridos ha llamado la atenci0n
de los transeuntes Y estos a la
vez forman un circulo abigarra-
do, y tan ageno d su incumben-
cia que unos a otros Sc pregun-
tan: jQue ocurre? La hembra
opta por sonar un pito, Y al SEN
trio, Ell hombrazo Sc despereza,
acaricia ell mango de su ooX Y
empunando ell vergajo Q garrote
que pende de un costado de su
cintura, Sc dirije al sitio que ha
pedido con unos 'chillidos" ell
auxilio de la policia.
~ hay que yer a aquel ener-
gdmeno, atropellando TODD GUAM
to encuentra a SUI paso, y con
fnisinas palabras llega, e inte-
rroga a la interfecta.
He aquf la historic: la mujer,
una hembra prostituida, ha reci-
Dido graves insultos de un indi-
viduo que ejerce de su concubi-
no y esta es la razon por que, pi-
de que Sc lie haga justicia. ade-
mas, ha recido un cachete, que
no ha dejado huella alguna, pero
basta la asercion de la degenera-
da para que ell policeman sin ell
menor escrGpulo cola al acusado
por ell coyote, quien protesta su
inocencia y ofrece probar 10 con-
trario a la aseveracion de su cara
mitad Y fnaliza diciendo que 10
dicho por ella es--"big lie",--Un
terrible punetazo sella los labios
de aquel desventurado, pues de-
cir que una ramera miente es al
90 tan offensive como llamarle
T.acineroso al policia mismo. La
sangre hierve irac1nda, y aque-
la alma joven vejada tan inicua-
mente contin1a la protesta, ha-
ciendose por ella acreedor a al
gunos garrotazOs, que pone al
desventurado mas cerca del hos
pital 8 del cementerio .....
Es possible que ell Juez lie en-
cuentre culpable despues de tan
terrible paliza. y lie recluya en- la
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
a

FL Senior Paul Sievers, desea
lecciones de Ingles a cambio
de otras en- Espanol. Buena opor-
para aprender Ingles.
Dirigirse a 2299 FOLSOM ST.
San Francisco.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
Muert0s por ell CaIor.

Chicago A causa del excesl-
vo calor que Sc ha dejado sentir
en- esta ciudad, han muerto siete
personals. FL Gobierno esta to-
mando medidas para evitar en- 10
possible tales desgracias.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
Ell AuxiIiar de Su MageS.
tad Alfonso XIII
FalIeCi0 repentinamente.

Gijon, Espana.- Ell Alcalde Sr.
Monies, auxiliar de S. M. Alton
so XIII muri6 repentinamente,
cuando estaba comiendo en- COM
pania del Rey, en- su yate "Gi-
ralda."
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18

Paris, 1900.
Era 20 dichoso un dfa
la experienced me faltaba;
sin pensar 10 que decia,
decia 10 que pensaba.
Hoy que es mi vida un castigo,
en- este penar immense,
pienso siempre 10 que digo
y no digo 10 que pienso.
Tito Encan.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-18
Ell Jefe de Ministries de
Venezuela en-
NueVa York

New York. Ell General Leo
poldo Batista, que salio de Vene-
zuela dejando ell cargo de Secre-
tario General del Presidente Co
mez, lego a Nueva York de paso
para Europa.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-13
~GOLDFIELD Is LIVELY.

People are fraying their elbows
rubbing against each other on the
streets of Goldfield." said NJ. A.
tJack) Diskin. district attorney of
Esmeralda county, who vas in Reno
and Carson City for a few days last
week. Every room in the Hotel
Goldfield is occupied. A number of
new business firms have opened up
and residences. particularly along
Crook avenue, are in demand. Gold
field is enjoying more activity than
at any time since the big boom. The
mining situation is more than en-
couraging-it is something to be en-
about.
Diskin appeared before the SUI
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-13
RICH FIND IN

A discovery of the utmost import
ance to the future development of
Tonopah has been made in the east
ern territory by which the mineraliz-
ed zone has been extended indefinite
ly eastward. The find is due to the
work of the Buckeye Belmont, which
has demonstrated that the rhyolite
barrier intruded in such a way as to
appear to block all further realiza-
ton is nothing more. than in infusion
of rhyolite through an enormous
crevice. After passing through this
barren zone for a distance of 500
feet the trachite was picked up and
there is every promise that in this
formation some of the rich lodges
found west of the rhyolite will be
opened and several good producers
brought into bearing.
The value of the find cannot be
over-estimated as 1t is pregnant with
the utmost significance to the mining
area of Tonopah, as it will extend
the mineral district to an unknown
distance east of the present producers
represented by the Halifax as the out
post
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-13
TONOPAH RECOUNT WILL
BE STARTED DECEMBER Is.

Time for beginning the recoun of
the ballots cast at Tonopah for jus
tice of the peace has been set by
Judge Somers for December 16. This
action was taken following argument
on the demurrer to the petition. the
demurrer being oyerruled and time
To answer allowed.
A. Grant Miller. counsel for Dun
seath. Socialist, who was declared
elected justice of the peace on the
face of the official returns, says eve
contests will be instituted in Nye
county and that they will call for a
recount of all the ballots cast. There
will be five assembly contests, one
for sheriff and one for county com
missioner. Among the allegations TO
be pressed for sheriff will be miscon-
duct of election boards and interfer-
ence with voters. and a charge that
the election was conducted in a de-
fective and illegal manner as a
whole.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-13
KNOWN CHARACTER
sucCUMBS TO COLD WEATHER

Doe Richart, who once bore the
reputation of being the strongest
man in Nevada, but who had sunk
during the last score of years to the
level of a h%anger-on. wood gatherer
and messenger for inmates of the re-
stricted district, was found dead IN
the Truckee river al s O'Clock Tues
day morning, says the Reno Gazette.
When discovered by NJ. W.
O'Brien. guard of the chain gang,
the body vas in three feet of water
and was nearly submerged.
1t is not believed by the police
that Reinhart deliberately killed him.
self or was the victim of foul play.
They think that he went out in the
evening to gather wood and fell into
the river. There Is a boom stretch
ed across the river at the point where
the body was found, TO catch floating
wood and divert 1t TO shore. The
DOuN WAS isluS dNioSS 1b' yin ~
~parently Reinhart fell into the river
and either was unable to pull himself
out In his dazed condition or waded
out further instead of wading In to-
wards shore.
Reports that Reinhart was a gradu-
ate of Heidelberg. Germany. were
heard in Reno. but most of the time
since coming here years ago he has
been living the life of the slnms. He
was of large. powerful build and
years ago. 1t Is said. was a fine look
ing man. or late years he has been
very uncouth In appearance and at
times became almost a public null
sanee. aceosting persons on the street.
Any person who looked at him more
than once was likely to receive a
challenge to fight. Reinhart was ar
rested several times by the police
and once served a term for vagraney
and another for selling whiskey to
Indians. He persisted in remaining
in Reno, however.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-13
TAN COMMISSION LACKS
AUTHORITY TO FIX RATE

The application for a writ of man
damas to compel the board of county
commissioners of Esmeralda to re-
duce the tax rate In that county and
to increase certain assessed valua-
lions, which writ was applied for by
the tax commission was denied Satur-
day afternoon by the supreme court
of the state. Only the mere denial
was handed down by the tribunal on
Saturday, but there is a possibility
that a written opinion will be forth
coming. This opinion, If there is one,
will give the reasons for denying the
application for the writ. as a prece-
dent is set by the decision.
Last week the tax commission or
dered the increase of certain assess
ed valuations that would produce an
amount of revenue more than suf-
ficient to meet the estimated expenses
of the ~Esmeralda county govern
ment. The county. commissioners of
Esmeralda refused to be guided by
the recommendations of the tax COM
mission and the matter was taken
before the supreme court.
Although Esmeralda county is the
only one in the state Immediately af-
fected. the denial of the writ estab-
fishes a precedent. in that it appar-
emily holds that the tax commission
has not the authority to fix the rate.
Practically every other county in the
state will be affected by the decision.
The changes made by the commission
in assessed valuation last year re-
suited in some cases in an excess of
from $4,000 to 100000 more reve-
u than had been estimated.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-13
SUFFERING FROM
STRANGE MALADY.

Cecil Chapman, former we'll known
leaser of the Manhattan district.
and formerly of Tonopah, is suffering
from a strange malady in a Los An
geles sanitarium. He is in a very
critical condition and not expected 10
live. Surgeons In attendance say
the heart shows an enlargement
more than any cas- on record and
the end may come at any time. Mr..
Chapman returned recently from
Europe. where he promoted a placer
property In Montana.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-13
GoIDEIELD JOKER GETS
MEDICINE FROM VICTIMS.

Years of watehful waiting on the
of his victims. they who mad sur
fered the consequences of venturing
ON the matrimonial sea, were re-
warded Sunday night when charlie
Ferry. Rodger Foley, Ell al. caught
the newly welded Bubbles Burtis
In his room at the Goldheld, says the
Tribune. Just why they waited until
Sunday night TO perform the imitation
is not known unless 1t was deemed
that this day was more appropriate
for the occasion or that In his day
the initiators would be In greater
force. What really didn't happen to
Bubbles" Is a mystery.
Among other things he was hand
cuffed and forced to make a speech
before a large audience at the Ex-
change theater. the title OF which az
announced by n member OF the
gang" was: why Young Men
Should Get Married While "Bub-
bles' words were very convincing.
vet il is doubtful II he impressed
anyone in the audience In any other
way than with the awfulness OF such
an occurrence. thus dealing Cupid's
business in Goldheld a terrible blow.
One with matrimonial intentions In
mind would hesitate II he thought
that anything like what Bubbles"
was getting would be in store for
him. However. Bubbles had 1t
coming 10 him. Frequently was he
reminded while riding around in the
camp water wagon with a PAINFUL OF
fresh dough on his head. OF what hap
pened al the celebration OF the Ferry
nuptials. TO say nothing of the Foley
wedding and of numerous Others.
They recalled 10 his tortured mind
the time when he drove Ferry. with
both hands and feet cuffed. through
the main streets OF the camp In a
hearse. Through II all. the intrepid
Bubbles maintained an optimistic
view of the situation and not once
did he let his prosecutors have the
satisfaction Of getting him peeved.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-13

preme court to defend the action of
the county commissioners of Esmer-
aida in refusing to obey the order
of the state tax commission to reduce
the tax rate. The commissioners
insist that il the order were obeyed.
it would be necessary to borrow
money to carry the county through
the fiscal year. AS Goldfeld Is not
an incorporated town. its affairs are
conducted by the county commission
ers. The fire fund and some other
county funds have to be met and
there are said to be some debts to
clean up, which the county board ex-
pected to be able to accomplish this
year.