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Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01

at a decision, and that he would not be able to hand down an opinion until after he had left lditarod. The decision will therefore be forwarded from either Ruby or Fairbanks.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01
DANGER TO HORSES
 WITHIN CITY LIMITS

Several weeks ago horse belonging to Paul LaPlant, which had been allowed to run loose disappeared, and no trace could be found of it, although a thorough search was made A few days ago the ac tions of band of dogs attracted attention to a quagmire near the old hospital, and investigation revealed the body of the horse imbedded in the muck, It had sunk com pletely below the surface, and the dogs had located 1t when decomposition had set in. The carcass was removed, but the hole was not filled up nor fenced.
 Last Sunday valuable horse belonging to Mutchler Bros. became mired in the same hole, and but for the prompt aid rendered by passers-by would have met the same fate as LaPlant's horse. There are said to be many such places in the flats near the city, and it is remarkable that more such acci dents have not happened.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01
Iust It CUUIU IlUI PdCh sU IHUCH.
 Another Victim of the Stampede

The Cordova Alaskan says Late reports indicate that the summer cleanup in the Chisana will be surprise even to Alaskans. Half million by one combination is pre- dicted
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01
GRAND JURY REP0Rq

cleanly mad orderly appearance of his of flee.
 "Schools.-A careful examination of the Otter and Iditarod schools reveals that while everything is in a satisfactory condition financially, the cost per pupil seems exces- sive at Otter, being about $500, making it possibly the most expensive school in the world
 "The Iditarod school we find in the most fourishing condition, and the cost per pupil $200 From a conversation with MT. Smith the treasurer we would infer that everyone is very well satisfied, and that he knew of no suggestion that could be made to i'm prove the situation.
 City Without Taxation "Regarding municipal affairs, our inquiry was made of Mr. Baker, the mayor, and from him we obtained the facts that the city was in splendid financial condition j; that the new fire apparatus of an improved kind had been ordered, and that lditarod was the only incorporated city in Alaska that lived without taxation. The city is to be congratulated upon its efficient officers and the manner in which they have, from being deeply in debt, paid off their bills and made the SnOHlnS WHICH we dlC lod 'o U. lieve exists.
 "We beg to submit two additional copies of the report for delivery to such officers as may be necessary.
 Respectfully subscribed this 25th day of July, 1914
 "E. L. BYERS, Foreman.
 "A E. BAIN, Clerk.
 EARL E. HUNT.
 "A. D. FIELD.
 "SAML WILMER.
 FED ANDERSON.
 CT w. HOWELL.
 "CHAS kNUTSEN.
 "WM. FINGER.
 ALFRED BOAS.
 JOHN BEST.
 e. E. HANSEN
 "H NAEHTER Jr.
 ALBERT VILE.
 "H. SCHLAPIk.
 "R M. HALL.
 "JOE FLANAGAN.
 HARRY HARMON"
 Judge Fuller Thanks Jury After the report had been read by District Court Clerk Mcbride, Judge Fuller ex pressed the thanks of the court to the jury,
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01
Judoe Fuller Thanks Jury

After the report had been read by District Court Clerk Mcbride, Judge Fuller ex- pressed the thanks of the court to the jury, saying that he was aware that many of the members had served at great personal inconvenience and personal loss, and com mended them for the work done. He then dismissed them.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01

Uruguay is building deep-water port on its Atlantic coast to serve as an outlet for vast section tapped by railroad extend ing across the republic.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01
MOOSE MAY LOCATE
 SANITORIUM AT DENVER

Denver, Colo, July l1.-That Denver will be chosen as the site for the $2,OOO0OO sanitorium proposed by the Loyal Order of Moose was the prediction made when the supreme council of that order began its session here. Delegates from all the mountain states are in attendance, the prln- cipal business being the selection of the site The members of the supreme counch and the special committee which travelled over the country looking at various sites submitted have been offered thirty three sites in the immediate vicinity of Denver.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01

Danny Beaton, who left here prior to the break up for the Kuskokwim, and joined Captain John Worth in a cruise on the steamer Alice to St Michael, returned to the city last Saturday.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01

Fresh ranch eggs, 75c dozen.
 Iditarod Meat Co.,
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01
Has One Good Feature

eve admit that drunkenness is a bad thing" wrote the editor of the Plunkville Palladium "but plenty of men come in when they're that way and pay for the paper. ."-Lousville Courier Journal.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01
Fairbanks Needs No Outside Spuds

A Fairbanks dispatch of June 29 in the Juneau Empire says: Recent rains give
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01

Fresh ranch eggs, 75c dozen.
 Iditarod Meat Co.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01

Location Notices at Pioneer office
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-08-01

We always give quick service and cour- teous treatment to the people from the creeks
 CROSBY BATHS The Home of the Twentieth Century Bath.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
Oregon. TOR klamath eouaiy. dated

Oregon, for klamath couaty. dated
the ss,h day Of March. ipit. spea .
certain decree Of foreclosure and o..
der Of sale In certain cult II said
eirrau court. wherein Fred Mslhase
Ana aas Mslhass. - plaintias. % the
sSth day II March. tpi>. obtaiaeA
q decree against E,la y. casist asd 4.
cas,e,. defcadants. for the SUN os
two thousand ave Auadrsd aiasty-lwo
and ss.ioo tSs.sss.ssl doiiars. with
costs aud disbursements tassd as
,h,r,y-six and Ts.tco dollars. which
Judgment aud decree vas duly %.
tered In the Iudsmsni lea docket On
tho seth day Of March. tvi<. whsssin
aAid decree directs the sale Of lots
ten aud eleven Of block four In West
Klamath Falls tfessncsly West Liak.
vii,el, according to the duly reeosdsd
pla, thereof on nie In the once Of the
eoaa,y clerk of Klamath eouaty. Or
ssoa. or 80 much thereof - necessary
TO satisfy said sums witA iassseas
thereon and coats and aeesslas costs.
Notice 10 hereby gtvsn that In pur.
snaaee TO said iadsmsa,. dscrss saa
order os sale on execution. I wsii. on
tho "a day of May. 4. d. 1914. ss The
iron, door Of the eosasy house In
klamath Fails. Orseoa. at ths hosr
of 10 o'clock In tho soseaooa of said
day. soil At public aaetioa 10 the Aish.
90, bidder. Tor cash. the foltostss
described property. te-wisi
Lots ten and stsvea oe block fear
in West k'amAsA rsl,s tfosnsely
West Linkviiisl state of Oseaca. &C.
eordtns TO the daiy socoedsA plat
thereof ON de In the oslcs Of the
county clerk Of klamath eosasy. Or.
egoa. said property taksa and levied
on and decs~~d 10 ee soid - The prop.
srty OF Ella n. casssl and 4. cssssi
to satisfy = decree In favor ee Pred
Aslhass and dss MssAsas against
Eiia u. cas,si and A. casssi With In.
tstvss ,hsseoa soGslhes With costs aad
disbutsesasats that hare % may &c.
rrue.
Dated at klamath rails. Osssoa.
this so,h day os March. 1914.
q. c. Low.
sheriff OF klamath coaaty. osssoa.
ny Gco, 4. Haydon. p~paty.
st.i,tt.3i.1s b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
N's'e' '' Sa'e OF ns., r,--,
tad~r Es-ea,,o,

Noaisa NJ u.s- -s'ss-.-.
:" "ssi Ftups,,
""'s ssce",loa.
IN 'nc circuit eonr, Of the u..
Oregon, for k,am.,. .%
Ein,aa n. u,,s.., o,.,.,, ''av
|.
49,. 80.
" "' "e'e"asa,,
No''c~ 70 hereby given thu, 4. =.
Tue of an execution and osd., =. =,
issued out ot tho aboy, ..,.,
ana In this Gauss ON m. ,o,.
March, lstt. u,o, .s
-. "'''se M
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
OAKLAND AFTER
the EGG TRUST
or cOMMERcE con-
TRACTS WITH rErAtcMA
.vrLrRyMEN EvR SUPPLYING
rnE CITY WITH fWEsM kGas


OAKLAND. April s,---ia q Sast CO.
operative movement, 10 give the s,or'
age cxs u black eye. the reopic Of
Oakland. through the Chamber OF
Commerce. have placed an order With
Pstaiuma ehiekcn ranehrrs for sSo.'
coo dosen eggs = monsh,
Tho eggs. tho order specifies, mas'
be absolutely frv~h. and 80 saaran'
,csd. and PetaiumA has answered tha,
this will be tho case,
Practically every grocer In OAKLAND
has agreed TO tho plan. aud tho esss
win b. distributed amoax them ON
arrival. each taking wha, he can
handle,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
Beef and Mutton Firm;
Pork More Irregular

the greater part Of tho week. The
market closed the week a, from $3.50
TO es,se for tops, Receipts continue
liberal,
A arm sheep house Was ono feature
OF the week. With both mutton and
lamb Of higher level, Wool weshcrs
were quoted as $3.50 and ewes at
@s.s6. which are sSs better bids than
those ruling the weCx previous,
Tue 0rst lsi< sprins lambs sold
'o6 cars" at elo and eio.'s. and
were the feature Of the late session,
Liquidation did not meet rcauir~-
n~ats.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat LEss NEAT ~ ROY vH9L
RACKACnY OR raE nl.ADOxA
TROUBLES Yoc-aALrs -
FINE ron klpNEYs.

Meat forms uric acid which e.
cites and ovsrworks the kidnsys II
their efforts 10 atitss Il fso0 The
system. Regular eaters Of meat
must aash the kidnsys ocessioaaliy,
You must relieve them iihs yoa 70.
lisvs your bowsls: removing all The
acids. waste and poisoa. else yos tel
. DUH misery 10 the kidasy region,
sharp pains II the back or sick head
ache. dissinsss. yous stomach sosrs,
tongue 10 coated ana whsa tAs
weather b bad yoa have shssnssi<
tvinsss. The urine b cloudy. ssll
Of ssdimsas: the channels eslsa sst
irsitatsd. obiigias yos 70 get up dur.
Ing the nighI
To nsatsaliss these Irritating aeids
and aush oa the boAy's ssisoss
waste. get about four oaacss OF Jad
Salts from any pharmacy: take q
tsbisspooafui In . glass Of water ~
fore breakfast for . few days and
your kidnays vtll thea act ans and
bladder disorders disappear. Thia
famous salts 10 made from the acid
Of grapes and lemon juice. eoneiasd
wish lithia. and hss bssa used fos
gsnsrstions TO clean and stimulate
siugsish kidneys and stop bladder
irritation. Jad Salts 10 insxpsnsivs
end harmless and makes . delightful
s6srvsscsnt lithia-watsr drink which
millions Of men and womsa take now
and then. thus avoiding serious kid.
pey aud bladder disessss.
(Psia aAvertls1ng.)
u your house 10 vaeant---Tsii Tin.
dali. e33 Nan
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

PORTLAND. April s,--The cattle
market was steady to armer last
week. With best light weight steers up
to es again.
A better beet demand 10 noticed ~
Easter approaches.
Butcher stock 10 in good positiou.
with stronG call for choice eowa and
heifers. which are selling from es.'s
to ~.
The hog market vas irregular. and
showed weak tendency. with tops
hoverinG around $40 and &s.76 tor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

Mrs. J. W. Grant. franklin. Pa;
Z. J. Grant. Algoma: =. p. Fay. Los
Angeles: r. J. Sans. Milton; Z. II
Grim. San Francisco: Z. A. Brecken-
field. Berkeley: Earl johnson. Jerome:
H. G. Bolton. Portland: Mr.. =. r.
Fish. Minneapolis.
Hotel Hall
Saturday--Gus Peterson. San Fran.
cisco; FrederiekHsard. OAKLAND: r.
?. Louden. w. =. Hutch. city: e. W.
Morrison. A. J. Mcdonald. Portland /:
Mrs A. Ekweil. Mrs. D. z. Jewart
Weed.
Sunday-T. H. Lasho. ChiloQuin;
Edison Watson and wife. Agency; r.
Carr. Sisson: Nell Cohen. San Fran.
cisco: L. James and wife. Portland
H. v. Mitchell. John n. Murphy. city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
Nos,ee lsv,siss Proposals 10 t>ssvAss
Ctsy ct kissassh faik tnSssss.
aseoe tluas1aL

Nos,ee 1sv,siss Proposals 10 t-ssvAss
Ctey ot klAssssh faih tness,y.
sssae tluasla.
sealed proposals. viii b sssssyst
ty the esasrsisasa uslil Msslv.
April ~. tstt. al the hoss q
o'clock .. -. Of said day. st lAs d,
hall In The city ot kisnaatA talia o.
sou tss uhich timr aud pises ~
eossls to purchase ~ill ss opsss1 ~
eous,dsssal. Tor the purchase Of otf.
sss.To CITY Of klamath falh. -.
foa impsovssnsel boads. pAysbse ~
yeass fson, date OF Issue. esasiaG
rate of Interest rot 10 essssd sls ~
rsut pes AMMAN. iatefsst payshh ssnl
Anaaaiiy. Priseipai sad Interest ~.
able at the otace OF The ueAssfss 4
ssid city or st the aseal aGssey II ~
state of Oregon. In Ss~ rost. ~
eipsi and ia,ssest payable 10 ~
soia os The usised States Of Ansssa
said boads viii bs ,ssasd 10 dssseh
nations not sseesdins lspe sase.
and numbsssd from ono to .....h
elusive
Said bonds are Issued under ss6h
asacs No. Sis Of the City of klannsS
Fails. osssos.
Said bonds ere issued fos tss ~
pose of psovidias funds TO psy . -
ton of The cost Of improving sua
street from the westerly iins Of -
lock svsnss 70 the sasterly city hnh
Including intssssetious,
Said bonds Will b sold TO The ~
sse bidder fos cash. and for sos -
than par value sad accrued inssssN
Each proposal 10 purchase ~
bonds must bs accompanies W.
check Tor ave pss cent OF tho auesss
OF the proposal. and certified By -
rsspoasibIs hank. payable 10 sAs =
der os the undsrsisued. Pfopoess
must bs scaled and endorsed. "He
posai 10 Purchase improvsees
i,onds."
The comaou council OF said eisy -
serves the right 10 reject and sss =
bids and proposals TO purchase y.
bonds.
Said bonds viii eontsin prov
70 The eject that the city resssves
right 10 take ~ and cancel
bonds, upoa payment ai any uae~
The face value thereof with asss
Interest 10 date Of payment. o. ~
coupon period. at OF sn.
ono year from the date OF such ~.
" bonds. -
A. l.. LEAvIT1'
Police Judge Of the City OF k'ss
Fails. Oregon.
Dated q Klamath Falls. ofes'-
March II. 1914. "
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

March Weather Summary
Temperature - Mean maximum.
$50: mean minimum. 3o.s: mean.
asa; maximum. ss. on the 18th:
minimum. II. on the 3sth.
; Precipitation Total. .o3 inches:
greatest In - hours. 90 on March /.
Number Of days clear. Is: partly
cloudy. s; cloudy. ;.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

tn the couaiy Court os The state Of
of orsgoa. for Klamath couusy.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of joseph
conssr. Deceased;
=, l.. roantaia. Z. G. tiosus. Masioa
Hanks. W. 4. pslssll aad =. 1.
| Apologize. Directors os xeAeoi
District No. /. Of klamath coss.
~. orvsoa. - Trustees. riaia.
tits.
n. v. Bsekss. u. c. nsekss. James
vesin. Anna Richards. James
Ready. Dunean nsekss. Ella
Friedrich. H. ~. Bsekss. James
conser. Sarah Drew. joseph
coussr. Charles consss. Nay d.
wiiisoa. and all psrsous. 10.
asmsd or unknovn. Aavtns or
claiming 20 have any iassssst. -
distributes. In the estate Of
Joseph conssr. Deceased. De.
! PENDANTS.
To n. Y. Beckss. II. G. Beekes. James
vsrin. Anna Richards. James
Ready. Dunean nsckss. Eils
Friedrich. II. n. Bsckes. James
congsr. Sarah Drew. Joseph
conxer. Charles conses. Nay n.
Wilson. and oil persons, un.
named or anknown. havins or
claiming 10 have any interest, a.
distributes. In the estate Of
Joseph conger, Deceased. ~.
PENDANTS.
In the name Of the state OF Oregon.
You and each Of you are hereby cited
and required TO appear In the county
court OF tho state Of Oregon. Tor
klamath county. st the court room
thereof. at Klamath Falls. In the
county Of Klamath aud state Of Ore.
xon. on Thursdsy. the eth day Of
June. 1914. ~ the hour OF 10 O'Clock
Ia tho forenoon Of said day. thea and
there TO show cause. u any there b,
why ths facts should not bs found
and the rights 10 distribuiion Of The
estate Of said Joseph congss. de-
eesssd. dscrssd. ~ sst forth ana
prayed for In the petition OF plain.
tins on nls herein. You are further
required 70 appear before the court
At the time and place hsrsia. before
spscinsd and Me answers sstting up
your respective claims Of hsirship.
ownership or Interest In said sststs.
Witness the Honorable WIN. q.
wordsn. Judge Of the county court Of
the state Of Oregon. for the county Of
klamath. with the seal OF said court
amxsd. this ID day Of March. 1914.
Attest: g. n. DE LAP. Clerk.
(6ssl)
by CHAs. y. DE LAP. Deputy.
t-ii.lS-36.l.Sh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

the cooperative creamery. reported
at Saturday. meeting that already
a<o eowa have been si&ncd up. From
the investigations made. he asserted.
there seens 10 BE- no doubt that sun.
eins& COW owaess will come into the
taseituttoa 10 sssurs that R caa b
started saccssssully. bend Bulletin.
ovo
For 0ene s,sudUet
There viii - presented to the city
coaneil at In nszt meeting = petition
sig1sd BY many people OF Eusens ask.
ine the council when letting coatraess
tor new sewers In the future 70 spsc-
ity that the contractors viii use Eu.
ssae-made p,ps. provided. OF eourse.
that q can b obtained at reasonable
figure. Eugene Register,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

The following unclaimed mail mat.
ter advertised on the eth day Of April.
will - ssat 20 the dead letter oales
In washiueton. d. c. on the 18th day
OF April.
Brookhsrt. Marguerite
Brondt. Jacob
Cable. Prank
Davis. Mn. Anna =
Graham. Grace
Hoeehkiss. A. s.
Hail. Gland =.
Martin, Anna
Mrsrs.. Thomas Charlie
Rudolph. Mrs.. Geo.
Rawiins. Frank
Slack. 4. d.
Tsrwiiiissr. George
YanAsil. Lee
4 charge Of 1e win b made % al
letters delivered from this list In
calling for letters pisess say advss-
tiseA.
W. A. DELSELL. p. n.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

DR.. Anna Howard shaw. president
OF the National Woman Suffrage As
soctation., has asked President Wilson
10 establish the first Saturday In May
Of each year as ''women's Independ-
eace Day."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
LOST AND FOUND

|voUND-Bunch Of keys. near Csatssj
school. Owner can have sane b.
paying for this "a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
roLarIcAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


Fes 8lsssl4
J hereby announce myself a. can.
didats for the republican nomination
for sheriff. subjsct 10 the viii Of the
votsrs 1t tho primary election on
May 18th.
q. l.. CARTER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
Herald 5 Classified Advs.
FOR RENT

ROOM6-Ths Ciarsnont. Furnished
rooms; steam heat; hot and cold
water. 1S.l1ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

Governor Major Of Missouri! has ap-
proved the plans for the Missouri
building At the Panama -Paeiae sxpo-
sition. which b TO cost approximately
$4,000. and TO Be constructed Of
stucco.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

J. p. Keyes. prssiaent Of the Com
mercial Club. who has been chiefly
conducting thu work for organisine
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

FOR sALE--0snsrai Electric Nor
curry Arc rectiher; two extra tubss |;
used very little; cost new $780,; viii
ss'I for ei7s. Phone 100 or call q
Central Garage. at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

FOR sALE--Portabls Bowssr ssle.
measuring sas tank. absolutely Ore.
proof; practically new: cost )S76, win
sell for ei7S. Phone ios or call q
Central Garage. l.It
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

boV ~ ~
ness shes Mht.
- uensss 6S-
iag WITH pais o.
drawing up yeas
isee = sseey.
TIE" b nagisal.
este right a.
"TJz dsaws eue
an H. poisssess
&ulda4ieaa vhisA
RI .Y.t0 0s -
N yoUY ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
News saOGNeighbors
Sosnlp anA PrsQsss a Nsaeeg
Csmaunlstss - CAssa1eooo
h ehe PrUA

The Ashland mineral water asvs1.
opment committee are now astllins
for artcstan watse at point about six
miles east OF Ashland, where she va
ter experts Indicated ~ The bsss
chance. The well b nov down los
feA. At . depth OF lo3 test . stroas
DOS Of soAa and gas was encountsrod.
and the water rose 70 Within ten eess
OF the surface. The water has bsea
sent for analysis. Mail-
Tribune.
Readleeoas New lsossa
JaDes 8. wtntsss OF Portland 10
the sucessful bidder for the eoustruc-
tion oe the new Hotel Psadletou. and
tho contract for the construcsioa OF
Pendlssoa's ane new hostslry viii b
awarded 70 him. His bid ON the con-
structtoa work was $4,000. The
mechanical squipment. coaprisiag the
plumbing. heating and elevator 10 out
side Of Mr.. wintsrs' contract. and viii
b let to other bidders. The cost Of
this work viii b $4,000. thus run.
ming the total cost Of building the
new hotel up to $4,000 on top Of the
prseent investmsnt-EAst Orsgonian.
eH1
Co-opesattve FoassA
n In Aakln0Asa eupm ehla ~a>p en
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE. or trade for Dat top. large
roll top desk; quartsr-sawsd oak.
Enquire 1t Herald once. s-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06
'T|z' FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET

0ssd-Sys sees Jsst, bsssiag lss1, swsl.
- SsA, svsssy isst. smSl1iag SssA ttsel
ies4
0sed-tys eorss, eaiiousss. bssisss cd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-06

II your house b vaeaat---Tsii TIN
DAN. s33 Nan
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-12
ONE TIME KING OF GOLD
FIELD ACCUSED or CRIME

LOS ANGELES. March LAW
renee NJ. sullivan. che king OF
Goldfield" In the boom days Of tho
Nevada mining camp and reputed
then n multi-miilionairc, surrender
cd himself 60 township constable
here today on a warrant charging
that he had dcfrauded Mrs. Laura
Rogers OF 5000. Mrs. Rogors al
legged that after obigining all her
money. supposedly for investment,
sullivan induced her TO part with
her iewciry also Sullivan was held
In bail OF t2OO0l
Seven years ago sullivan was vir-
tnal ruler OF Goldfield and az tho
head OF n score OF mining companies
In addition TO banking and other in
terosis. The collapse OF the boom
swept away his fortune,
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-12
PLAINTIFF ATTEMPTS To
AMEND HIS COMPLAINTS

Saturday of Last week through
HIS attorneys. Sanford and Nelson.
George n. Hili. filed amended com
plants In the removal proceedings
against T. y. Kcitor. sheriff. and
c. c. Mowhinney. county attorney.
The new complaints are based on
information and belief and Get forth
about tho same subject matter con-
taincd In tho original complaints.
demurrcrs 20 which were sustained
by Judge Christensen. The plant
iff attempts 20 plead spcoific cor
ruption by alleging that many Of
the parties alleged TO have been en-
gagged In gambling were friends Of
NJ. p. Braffct; that the sheriff and
county attorney wore also friends of
NJ. +. Braffet. Defendants ator-
neys state that they have little ap-
prehcnAion but that the court will
sustain dcmurrcrs 10 the amended
complaints. Defendants arc given
until the nth OF March 10 dcmnr OF
otherwise plead to the complaints.