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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-04-24
Reno. New. Apr. 23rd

Keno, New. Apr. 23rd
Independent, Elxo
General Villa is said to have an-
nouncad that he will land 1000
men in Ell Paso within 4S hours
and is rushing his army to Juarez,
Charge O'Shaughnesssy at Mexico
City has been handed passports and
will leave tonight or tomorrow.
Mexican charge at Washington has
demanded his passports and will
leave for Europe at once. American
marines have taken a position three
miles inland from Vera Cruz and
General Mas is preparing to at
tack American troops in city. All
British subjects in Mexico have
been instructed to leave country.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-04-24
Salmagundi
From Saturdays Daily.

The sherif's office is still trying
to find Thompson. "the ballooner,"
but have little hope of locating
him. They find where he isn't, but
can't find where he is. He seems
to have dropped completely out of
sight.
According to the annual state
ment Of the Belmont Mining COM
pany. published in the Bonanza, the
mine in the past year produced
l72 SAC tons of ore valued at S4,-
1913, 1873 an average Of " S2l a
ton. OF the metals recovered near
ly one-third vas gold, the balance
silver. According to the same
paper the North Star company had
a cash ,servc of $500 and ship
ped Sl5l, 705, in orc during the
year.
Kansas has taken to a liquor
made Of water, prunc juice, ginger
and fish berries. The effects of this
mixture upon the human system
are said to be astonishinRiy sue
ce~ssful: causing a mild-eyed farm
or TO resemble a cyclone crossed
with a grizzly bear on q Bengal
tiger two days late for dinner. As
usual, the government, which al
ways trirs to prevent Kansas from
enjoying itself, hos prohibited the
sale of ~fish-berry wine.-C Clinton
County Democrat.
Mrs. NJ. II. Miller and Mrs.
Booher are entertaining a number
of their lady friends at the home
Of the latter this afternoon. They
have sent out 1875 invitations and
have received but few regrets. The
~hostcSscS have decorated the rooms
in yellow and green and have made
other preparations f,r the enter
tainmcnt Of their guests. tt ey
even vert st far as to issue orders
to the writer not to show up this
evening until late if at all.
Sheriff Harris is being made the
goat in the balloon fiasco. He re-
%ceivcs 10Y balloons through the
mail and rush kilograms asking
about the time Of the ascension.
I ast night at the Rex Theatre Joe
was advertised TO go up today ut 2
o'clock and keep going until he
landed in Tampico. lie is almost
ready to fight anyone that says
balloon" tn him.
An attempt was made yesterday
afternoon to assassinate Mayor Nit
chcll of New York. AS he and Cor
poration Counsel Polk we're getting
into an automobile to 90 to lunch
a crank who gave the name Of
David Rose fired at the Mayor but
missed him, the bullet striking Polk
in the mouth, knocking out the
most of his teeth. Folks injuries
are serious but not necessarily
fatal. Rose was arrested.
The following example If brute
intelligence comes from Owcgo,
New York: An instance Of the in.
tclligcnce and fidelity Of q horse
came to light today when the body
of Frank Harmon was found face
downward in a brook near here.
A blanket was So wrapped about
l~lannon that he had been unable to
save himself after falling. Over
lannon's body stood his team, one
Of the animals having remained for
many hours without being able TO
place one Of its feet to the ground
as the body was under the hoof.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-04-24

lation in the east. II contains the
exposition rates for San Francisco
and San Diego and other interesting
matter for tourists.
Last Saturday a tramp who was
making himself obnoxious on the
street was locked up by Sheriff
Harris, who let him out Monday
with instructions to get out Of
town. He failed to go and was
again arrested and today Judge
Castle gave him 80 days il jail.
1t is officially announced that the
Golddeld Consolidated Mines con-
pany has surrendered its optinn Of
purchase on the property at Au-
rora, Mineral county, of the Au-
rora Consolidated Mines company,
which is controlled by the Jesse
Knight interests Of Utah.-Tri-
hume.
The Nevada Industrial Safety as
ISOLATION organized Monday by the
election of the following off GERS:
Tasker l.. Oddie, president: Ed
ward Ryan, LIST vicc-president; W.
E. Wallace, End vice president; j.
G. Scrughar, Ord vice president;
V. l.. Ricketts,, 4th vice president;
Frank Ingram, Gea A. Bartlett, l..
Herring, w. B. Alexander.
N. H. Van Alstine and F. M.
Burner, Yerington druggists. have
been indicted by the u. S. grand
jury for selling patent medicines
to Indians that contained alcohol
enough to cause intoxication. Dur
ing the trial Of Ibapah and Indian
Johnny several years ago for the
murder OF a tramp at Mnntello the
evidence disclosed that they COM
mittcd the crime while intoYirated
BY Jamica ginger which they had
purchased at a drug store in Mon
tello. Perhaps the YerinRton drug
gists have been doing the same
kind of business.
Phil Seeman. Sheriff and Assessor
of Storey county, died very sudden,
ly last Sunda; at his home on {
street from an attack of heart fail.
ure. He had been apparently in
his usual health all during the day
About four o'clock in the afternoon
he went from his office to Sullivan:
candy store and from there home
Shortly after dinner he complained
of feeling nnWell and later was tax,
en- with an attack which was short
ly followed by another. Drs. Sulli
a and Hodgins were summoned
Two more attacks followed, at tie
last Of which he succumbed. HI
had been subject to these faintine
spells before Virginia Chronicle,
From Yerington comes tie story
that the Indian boy who so badly
beat up Joe Matthias at Silver City
a short time ago will soon have Ia
stand trial upon a charge of muir
der is plotting to escape from the
Ycrington Jail. A few days ago he
approached a prisoner in the Jail
and made the proposition to him
that if the prisoner would get
neal the jailor the next time he
came into the cell and knock him
down that the Indian boy would
then jump on the jailor and finish
him and they would then both es-
cape from the jail. The prisoner
would not agree to the scheme and
Informed the jailor of the proposed
plan.-Carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-04-24
S~almagundi
From Mondays Daily

George B. Williams, tho sheep
man, arrived this morning.
Mrs. Harrington is visiting her
children and friends in Elko.
Rockwell & Sutton have q modern
house for sale cheap. See their nd
elsewhere.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-04-24

Mrs. Mcdowell received word
Saturday of the death VI her old.
est brother nea Hunnewell, Mon
roe county, Missouri. He was 65
years of age.
Postmaster Doughty sent nearly
5000 pounds of parcels post matter
to Tnscarora yesterday. He has a
lot more for the old camp trat he
hopes to send out in a day or two.
Abe Symmetrical of Hawthorne
pie I'D guilty to robbing the post
office at that place and was SEN
fenced to l3 months Imprisonment
at McNeil's Island. Abe is not
happy out of Jail.
The Rebekahs will give a May
Day dance at Bradley Opera House
Friday night. MAY LIST. 1hey are
sparing no pains to make the dance
the very best ever given in Elko.
See the I'D for particulars.
Treasurer Miller is sending out his
semi-annual invitations to the tax
payers to settle the second INSTALL
ment of their 1918 taxes. He wants
his invitations answered with the
lawful money Of the United States
Of America before the first Monday
of June.
The Mexican situation is told else
where in this issue. While the dis
patches are warlike, we hope some
thing may yet t~ranspire that will
avert bloodshed and yet save the
honor and dignity Of our country.
The Houson Post declares that
the man who stole the money from
the bureau of engraving and print
ing and then returned it is a bull
mooser, for the reason that 3
Democrat would not have stolen it
and a Republican would not have
returned it..
The superintendent of Duck Val
ley reservation phoned this Office
this morning that the band of sheep
had t~respassed on the reservation
and that he had 100 of them in
hook. He was told to lay his
troubles before the U. S. district
attorney.
A burch of matches in a cup
hoard at the residence of james
Hay ignited of its own account Sat-
urday evening and caused an alarm
Of fire. The fire boys were soon on
the ground but their services were
not needed.
George j. Shoupe has completed
his maps Of the oil country south
of the river and expects tc leave
for San Frarcisco tomorrow. He is
enthusiastic over the prospects for
finding oil and avs a well will be
started within 90 days.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Boomer
entertained over a hundred ladies
at their party Saturday Afternoon.
They did their best to make the af-
ternoon pleasant for all who honor
ed them with their presence. Jndg-
ing from what we have heard, their
party was a grand success.
Governor Oddie's mother died IN
Carson City at 1880 Friday night.
She had hccn an invalid fer a num-
Der of months but her fatol illness
dated back only 48 hours. Mrs.
Oddie vas a native of Maryland
aged ~ years, 10 months and 10
days. Sne had been a resident of
Nevada sincc 1902.
One Of the latest uses for cleo
tricity in this vicinity is that en-
ploycd by County Recorder +. +.
FRANKIE who has invested in an
electric hen. This htn does not
lay eggs, however, but only hat"hcs
them. The chen is on" now SD 20
easy. She is setting on so riggs
and the juice she will consume in
the Matching process will cost about
Sl.90. Verify, the old setting hen
must go.-ChurchiIl Eagle.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-04-24
Complimentary.

jack was just sdmlring Mabel's
hair. How pretty II is" Mabels Rival
oh, shn has some prottier than
that."--h0ston Transcript.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-04-24
Gazette.

Later-At 5 o'clock this after
noon, Washington time, nothing
had been heard officially from Vera
Cruz. Senator Shively, acting
chairman of the foreign relations
committee stated on the floor of
the senate that while he had no
positive assurance he felt safe in
saying that Vera Cruz was taken
this morning without firing a shot.
Still Later-An u%ncon6rmed re-
port circulated around Washington
late this afternoon that Admiral
Fletcher took Vera Cruz this fore
noon with a loss of four killed and
twenty-one wounded.
Reno, New. April %.
Independent, Elko, New.
The fighting at Vera Cruz ceased
today after a night and day Of re-
sistanc@. The city is now in control
Ct the local officials, acting in CO.
operation with the Americans at
the request Of Consul Canada who
sent notes to the civilians.
The Mexican loss in yesterdays
and last nights hostilities is placed
at $50 killed. Captain Rush of the
battleship Florida has been in
structed to hold what. positions
were taken yesterday, but to make
no further advances He has 5000
men under his control on shore
and 5000 ! G awaiting his order
off shore. The American loss was
a killed and 81 wounded.
House to- fighting was resumed
this morning. but the Me ,ican
fire was ineffective. the aim baing
poor. Most of the Mexican soldiers
had left the city this morning and
the firing was carried on by citi-
zens, stragglers and policemen.
Congress passed the joint resolu-
tions today sustaining the presi-
dent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
-. g. See, Gambtoat fnt
1Q3 @ounermeurSa1ttt,
Int ct. GIouo.

l1nfer 8eridt iiber bes A@tb.
&errn Sees Mniprad)e in ct. @lou1
muB megen Mon9el an &o1m unl
3eit o11f einen e1gen &abmen be.
i9rGnH. tper6en. = Die 3l1borer.
idoor, melde ji@ 9iendtagabetro i'm
Dobibion : 0pernbauie beriamnelte,
tint &errn Sees @rfIdrungen at 20.
rem, mar cine 5iemli6 quite, nber bod
BEL peitem 1i6t 10 grofB als iene, Die
1i@ UNI ben @o11perne11r @berbart Der,
iatnnrelt batte, als 6tefer in ct. @louo
NIT feiner politiidden Mniprode bien'
tie. Mn1polt Mapburp itente ben &errn
See bpr, tpeIder nit Dem MbIeien fet.
trer Mn5prode in lnuter Gimme be.
ga1m. Diefelbe mar nidt8 an6eres
mnb 1tidts befieres als ein @egenipiel
at Ser @eoe 6es @~ouperre11rs Cher.
bart, 6eiIen Mmtsbermalt1ng Big ins
&leinite geta6elt, bagegen feline eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
&efanntmadmng

@S miro biermit betannt gemadt,
6aB cine ipe5teQe @ab1 i'm 59ulbi=
itrift bon 81. CLOUD inn @pmnuliaI>
gebaat6e, 218-5 Mpe. iii6li6, am
3meiten Gage 6es sunni 1914 bon 8
|ubr 1orgens Bis 8 nbr abenbs gum
3mede gebalten miro, I'M iber sic
&ropoiition be5iiglid @eraasgabung
BON @onbs 6es beiagten @6ulot>
ftrifts in Ser Sl1mme bon $4,000
mutt Sr~tereiien CUR State bon 5 &ro=
gent per Sabr a%b5uitimme1 gena11n=
te Bombs iolien 0rtltd o6er -ionitno
|%offerirt un6 Sen @09bieten6em ber-
famft mer6en; Ole 6arauS er5ielten
Igrtrdge ioIen at folgenbem 3med &C.
braudt tper6en: $4,000 fir Sen Mn-
.fauf zines tpeiterett @%r11t6ftids fir
S@ulbauSbm1; fie iol(en r11merirt
un6 ge5eitigt fem tpie in Ser iett in
Ser Office 6es @Ierf binterlegten Be-
f6luiie b~orgeieben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Weun 3inDer
ftn0 ale geimno.

r@or ctpo 5ebn Sabren batte icb Mo=
genleloel,. Sd fonnte feine 2inoerlnq
bon ben 9oftoren befommen." 60 fact
8err Sames .. 8prb, @or $50, @alioz
polls, Midigon.
@r fabrt fort: nS6 begann Geruua
81 negmell, unb nadbem ib peniger benn
orct Nlald]cn genpmmen, e~ripirfte es cine
@etlrn9, nnb ib babe 1eitoem feline
Spmptpmc mebr peripiirt." Ct fiigt bel:
SD babe Eerrma fir ldnger bem flint
ae9n Sabre III meiner Tamilie %gebraud)t.
@ir baben nenn airocr, ipelde gang &C.
nib bon Grfdltmgen ln1b Grippe a1 1tnz
1erer npultdnoigen 3nfriebenbeit befreit
plrpen. Wcine Tra1 gebroudte es fir
&atarrb lno erlm1gte entidiebene 2iroez
rllng."
Sbiges lit eine Mngabe bon Sem, mas
Fcrltna i'll b1lnberten onberer @eimatbeu
gctbaM bat: Cine S1aide Eerl1no lit inn
@elpp9l1ltden .geniigen6 gu iiber5eugen,
lmo es iniro iobam Elm @e9enj tano in
Der Sa1nilie.
Qeute, melde Die fliiiiigen @eoiainen
ntdt 11eln1en tpollen, fonnen Berunaz
Tnblette befommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
$atte Snberculpf1s,
- Gett 0efdbert.

.er nit @@ninDiu@t be5aftet tua 1: un aB
ipdterbin @eriderung b%erausnobm, 10
bebe1ltet 6ies, bab er feline @eiunobeit
tpie1er erlangt fat, tpte in bie1em Sale:
237 Sean ct, 8rooflbn, 50. q.
~Serrenl - Sd litt an Nadt1@tptben,
elmer beftigen @rfGltung unb mar 1ebr
i@tpa@; bate in 8irflibfeit gar teinen
@brgei8 1nebr. >S9 5og einen Mr5t gu
Static, tpelber mir iagte, bab meme 2unz
gen an9e9rtffen ieien. Ni9t 3ufrieoen,
fpar16te ib MIDI an einen an6ern Nr3t,
pelder fagte, bnB i6 mi6 in ben eriten
5taoien Der S6tpinb1u6t befdnbe. 9ann
begann i9 @dmans Mlteratibe al nebz
men. 9as Na1t1dtpiben forte fnit a11<
genblidli6 anf, mein @uften lDlte ii6
uon ber16patb almdblt9. Wtetn @etpt9t
betrdgt iebt 142 9fnn6, nn6 mein Nr5t
Fat mid gan3 geiunb ertlGrt = mas,
mir 5uglei3 nit Ser Sbat1ade, bab i9
eera6e iebt bel 5tpei peri@ie0enen Ser
Observation-Disclosures midi berii9ert baz
be, Die @erit6erung 9ibt, baB ib bouz
itdn6ig geneien bin. (&bgetlr3t:)
(@ffi6abit. 8. g. See.
gdmon's alterotibe lit iebr tpirf5am
bel Quftr6bren aatarrb un6 beftigen
2ungen<B ef9perben urb i'm Gufbau oes
@bitem8. gntbdlt feine i4dbli9e ober
5u1r' @euobnbeit tperbenbenDrug Nebmt
feine @ubftittte an. gerfantt bel Der
Molitor 9rug 60. @9retbt @dmm Cos
borotorium, Ybilabelpbia, 3d., far boa
8M9lein Der 9eilun9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
.rnnbei9entbnmts:
abertra9un8en.

@ermann Stole unb Sran an Sran1
&ielanb, She'll bon Got 80, Club. Cub,
SEQ. 5 bon Sreeport, $4,000.
@ermam Stole unb Srau an @abz
mpnb Mbrian, She'll bon Got 33, Club,
@a1b. SO: 5, .Sreport, $4,000.
sc. 9ibier, 81 @8A, Gee. % nnb
M@A unb Mh S8A Sec. 33<124z32.
Martin, $16000.00.
Otto @. 8ebrenbt an Mifolaus 8ol5,
Got 6, 81od As, @ilfon @urbeD, $500:
Mitolnl1s @ol5 an Matbetp 3au, Got
6, 8lod As, @tl1on @nrbeD, $4,000:
Carl 8ibler unb Srau an Mnton Sim
nemanr, 2ots 10 unb 20, 8lod 6, @enz
trail Barf Mbb. $1,000. -.
Sc @e6erlanoi9 Mmreican &ppotafe
8anf an Srieberi9 @dnl5, 2ots 1<2s8s
4z5<6z7<S unb MBA 5@A m6 S&A
58A Gee. 80 nnb @h @q8A nno
2ots 1 unb 2, M@A S@A nn6 NBA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

men 8me6e un6 feline beabii9tigte@er-
maltung, men1 ertpdblt, als Die ein5ig
ridtigen bingeiteM tpltr6en. @eine
decentralization Mbiidten nn6 feline
Sdbigteit, 6ieielben in erfolgreide
@irfiamteit 5u bringem tparert ettpas
i6mader als t%p1n6erbor. Cabin aiat-
Berte it9 menigitens Elm Monm bon
So66 County, melder in friiberen
|Sobren in So66 County bielfo9 Be-
i9dfttgt mar unb Der bie 8emerf1ng
madte, 6oB 6os politii9e @treben oes
&errn See, an 6ie @pibe Ser @toats-
bertpaltang 3u gelangen, in Soo6
County als cine ld@erIide Soee be-
tra6tet tpiir6e. Mn Ser @ertpoltung
bes @oa1ber1re11rs @berbart IieB SEER
See aud ri@t bas gerirgfte Cute uno
narnentli@ modte er es linn gum @or.
murt BOP er ftd 1tidt um @infiib-
rl1ng elmer Nfte fir @on1ttp~Optio1t
a1s Gtufe 3atr @robibition bemiibt
babe. acknowledgements lieb &err
See Sen 6emofrotii9en @orberneurs.
@on6ioaten &arnmon6 1tttgefdoren !;
m16 bief ers u11ter feiner @iir6e, ser
republitanii@em @an6i6aten fir Som.
greB @rtpdbn11tg gu tbun. St bottle
nrr @orte 6es Sa6eIs fir sic Cher
barts politii@e Mafdim, oIs Oh 1tidt
cine ie6e @6miniftrotio1t unter Dem
@infdlub elmer politifden Moidine
itdrr6e. Nt feinem @orte beriibrte
ct feline eigerte 3pet Satire oIte poIiti-
i9e moidtrte, bermitteIt tpelder er
Sperion, @eterion un6 onbere, sic aIs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Iabiert, oen 10. Mai, 1914.
S1tlims Mbams,
Glerf Der gr5iebungSbebor6e 6es ct
~lous=S6uloiltrifts.

Sen 9e9e,1 bic in Sen Snbianer:
iduGen angeitelten Sr6ensidmeitern
geridteten Mbidnitt bot Dos &c.
natsfomitee fir ssSn6ianer > Mnge-
legenbeiten geitriden un6 a11ber=
Dem Sen @eriud, Die Sn6ianerfom-
miIiion arf Ben Musiterbeetat 5u ie=
ber, pereitelt u1r6 Ole @epiligung fir
6eren unterbalt iogor bon $4,000 aui
$4,000 erb0bt. Dos en6giltige
Sdidial Ser bei6en Ingelegenbeiten
miro er1t Dor Dem Hlenl1m 1eS 5tau'
tes un6 DEM &onferen5fomitee emf
i6ie6en tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

getreten, ieien iett, nob6em gu oeren
neberraidung 6ur6 i'm, @berbart,
cine @onoeriib11ng ser 9egislatur
einberufen mor6en, uni 6ieies @e=
ieb gu i6affen, beiien @egner &c,
tporben, rnb &err @berbart gab iei-
11er @erfurdt1ng M11s6rud, 6aB Der
@erfu6 gema6t mer6en tpiir6e, boS
1tel1e @efeb, meldes 6arauf ab5tele,
BOB 6ie @nn6i6ater 6ireft bonn 8olfe
fir sic &a1tptpabl a~11sgepdblt mer-
ben, r3uto6e 51 mer6ieren." Ser
@ouberneur trot ou6 fir groBere
neberIegrng un6 @parfamteit Ser
Seitiebung Der berf@ieoenen 8unen=
bnngen Elm, Inn 6a6ur9 Sic Stenern
berab5uoriiden, fir cine @eorgatite-
rung Ser Stoats Depnrtemerns, CUR
@erringerungsfoiten un1 our @rbo-
b1ng Ser 9etitungsfdbigfeit; ct fpra@
bon ieinen 8%eitrebungen CUR s656r.
6er11ng Der @ntmidelung bes Gtoates,
mie6erbolte fem @eripredem vein
Gountp : Option" @efeb at unter=
fhreiben, tpenn Elm foldes ange1om<
men tper6en ionte, erfldrte ftd fir
3ipiloienitregeln fir Stoatsangeften-
te un6 trnt a1t9 tpie6er ein6rtngli9
/. fir @egulierl1ng 0ffentlider M1bbar-
fetterr 6a1r@ SEN Stoat Elm, fotpie fir
Notwithstanding 6erartiger Mn-
Iagen. Ser Greitagoben6 bh benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Sir cine berbartete eeber.

rsB babe @bomberIatn's Eablettte
Fin 11n6 moe6er gebroudt fit 6ie Iet.
ten feds Sabre, tnern1 a1u1rer incline
9eber 8et@en gab, BOB fe ff@ IN INT
or6entlidern 8i1ftanoe Befinoe. @ie
babe1 imnper rai4 gearbeiite lnb mir
Die getpdnidte Gn6erufe eebro@Htt /"
|f@reiM Gra1 s. s. Erubus, Spring.
billie, 81. q. gu to,1fen bei Mortirt
MoIitor. - Mraeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

feline @egenfan6i6aten I'M Beloe tpa=
rem, an Die @an6 5u 6riiden bertrand.
@ir miiiien uns auf 6ie 8eit bei6ran=
ten, ooriiber nad3u6enten, OBJ nnlere
Na6baren inns 6ur6 6ie @abl 6os
&edt %berbittern, Ebee urb &offee gu
trinfen nn6 uns beri9ie6ene on6ere
8eginitigungen 51 perbieten, 6a Die
Soften uprogreiiiber" mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

sgA unb 81 bon 2ot 3 unb @8A
S@A bon Gee. 20z124<30, College
bile, $15000.00.
@bmunb 8ud unb Sral1 an sSames
Slpn1, Got 6 ausgenommen 56A SUP,
Blod II, Snut Centre, $15OO.OO.
5ebaitian @uggenberger nno Sral1 an
Mibael Minnratb, Qots 1 unD 2, 8lod
IA. @olo @pring 100000.
Nlice g. Sber unD @atte an Mab 81.
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6, 8il1on @urbeb, $2750.0O.
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The Coconino sun., 1914-01-16
INNOCENT MAN WAS
 THE SUFFERER

Late Friday night in an alterca- ton among drunken sheepherders at Humboldt, Joe Paquette of Ash Fork was stabbed several times and is now in Mercy hospital in this city in serious condition.
 No particulars of the affair have been given publicity, other than the wounded man was viciously and wantonly attacked while en- deavoring to pacify the beliger. ents. One thrust entered the ab- domen and another is on the right leg close to the groin. It was deemed advisable to bring him to this city yesterday morning about 3 o'clock where better accommo- dations are available for handling cases of this grave nature. The injured man is brother of Simon Paquette of Ash Fork. k.- ournal Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1914-01-16
'EASTERNERS MIX UP ON GEOGRAPHY
Washington Society Editor Gets Capitol of Arizona Way Down in TejanO
 County Many Such Errors

Arizona should go down in Mex ico and eat tamales!
 Bloomin' furriners, that's what Arizonians are! The Washington Herald Society editor says so. In Sundays issue of the women's page, this product of the effect says:
 'Vice President and Mrs. Mar shall will return on Thursday from Texas, where they have been vis- iting relatives near Phoenix.
 The only stunt that can match that is that of a publishing firm located at Boston, Massachusetts. This firm consigned a shipment of school geographies to the public schools of New Mexico and Ari- zona, and enclosed CUSTOM STATEMENTS to be used at the frontier-Raton, New Mexico!
 Can you beat that?
 Yes. Here's another.
 A Phoenician opened his mail recently and let escape howl that reverberated throughout the domi- cile. Wiley came rushing and Hubby, showed her a letter from his friend Professor F. of Yalevard University. The letter said:
 And do you often hear the roar of canon? l should think Phoe- nix would not be a very safe place to live-so near the bloody battle fields of the troubled republic. My dear friend, l expect daily to hear that you and your estimable wife have come to grief through the raids of those horrible Mexican rurales. You know any time that country gets to hot to live in, come fo Squeedunk, New York state and spend the winter with us. We have nothing but political wars here, you know"
 And so it goes. New Mexico and Arizona, the last admitted states can not be recognized as such yet. They have to outgrow and outlive thelr wild and woody days. The east with all its geo. graphy professors cannot seem to encompass the strange fact of Uncle Sans adoption of the two poor orphan territories. Phoenix Republican.