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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
The Underwood Typewriter Company

The Underwood Typewriter Company
yesterday elected Horace G. Teele di-
rector, and L. W. Guernsey, controller,
was chosen secretary. Two vacancies
still remain on the board of directors.
C. Edmund Van Week, jr., F. Arthur
Wellman and Edward B. Swinney have
been elected to membership on the New
York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Sew YORK N-rs-1er =. 1915
eEEgEs.

BEETEs.
Re-efofs rss had nearly a. c-1ssrei % sa--l-
49,. s.. ale. ra-lrrrt fes'lE ia ~ t.--f-
Citr d-e.sst native ics slow o. u li-sc per TO-
CALVES.
Receipts - had sf- o. sac ntiriy Goes
calves Veais Do limited rcr. - AID s'ellF, z $50
.- .rI ,'.s-'.-rs s.-, IrKer than Monday. =
Ia NJ S. So 90 rer 200 3D. .eE ops ~. :
.r'Is g.. D.raia r--s-erf. :. lNf 81 81 'A-a -
...r.rrs e. -rrSi fZ,- Dressed calves reeh r.y
l-.,ad ,eas. IfrIs.sc. iea .a,. country l-ei'.'4'
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Recipe coo head. ~ cars or sale MAIZE
.r.'.Ir Common Oh. l-ua sheep sod y -
s-.- re- TOO .1. clls $50. lambs. Sse ts - /,
rII. sf-0as-. ytlr rgs 81. Dressed ma,'
...,fv AZ 80 f.r. dressed lambs. l-'2 "a l1 a.
~ dressed. Do. county dressed dollhouse hmui'
3, $50 pr carcass. ,
Rsceipts 5sS head: less than Il car on sale;
Feeling weak and viii sell lower Country dressed
hogs steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

LOT bAecu'ofs' LOO broap"ay' Ne" ioFh
City.
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan. a Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. NOTICE IL
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Harriotte 5 Barnes. late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof To the sub
acribrr al his place ~ transacting busi-
ness at the Office Of Mcssrs Murray. Prem
tlce & Rowland. No. 81 Wall street. In
The city 0f New York. on or before the
lat day OF May next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF octo-
Der. 1915 -
MURRAY. PRENTICE n ROWLAND.
Attorneys for Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New lOfk. N0FelnOcf 10, "
BUTTER.

H.ceiu,s 6 s0f pkgs. Tie temper Of the market
Ca ittic easier and some q the business was a.
Sasb'iv rstucrd figures Most holders. however,
b,d n, surplus u silt edge quality. snd OCCASIONAL
- .fll reported a, top figures. CrcameDi cK-
- fss seofei 3OG s0isc higher scoring 81 y u &c
a. - ari. "a sae seconds 25421e. thirds. 2sis "a
n,iGc. cfeamsry June extras tpZ scorel. 2sa ~ 90,
hgher scoring goa s0i1c. state dalfl. hne.t. 30
I'D 2sc. rrnoyatsd extras. 2tis 25c: nrsts. 81. "a
e.c. lover grades. g1a Use; Imitation cfesmifi,
49, alsair. iadles currcrt make. nrss. -2o
H5iLr. s.eo1i. glLc. lover grades. goa Gle. pack
~ SOL June makr. nnc. - 2lisc, cuf'nt make.
me ale 30 2. -0i.c. lower gfadr' ie9- ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
Foreign Government Issues
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXP IT'S.

Daily imports and exports of gem
eral merchandise at the Pert of New
York were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
cHrEst.

Receipt. eO1r boxes. Tone n ne market s
daIs Ist efiGc. s,crssr fancy. li'4c currcni make.
nsts specials. isbwl1 ',c, isefsse fancy. l1'sc.
iatsdiG.r. ali st,ics utiergrairs. l2@ li.c.
W,,ron.in whole niik ffesh. Daisies. ias leac.
,.,n. bikaisar. Young America. ldsal5.o.
.ts,s. siisn. held. Specials. iS9IJae. euifsai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

DIVIDEND 40. 81.
A qCAgTTHLY DfyfDEED ~ ono Dollar snd
Z yj'ty Cents ffi ,0i per thsre IN mo fapiial
/ gslek u tifs Company has DesD dscltfei payable
I Al ~ Tfsssaer's once No igs Brosdsht 10.
I Yrk y Y. JsnDsfy g. 1915. ~ sDcfl,ylnfis
I M 1915 To s,ock transfer books VII ~ ~
| sloss1 for the payment u tbis DIVIDEND 'h.tf,
/ vii - sails1 ofiT ~ strelhOidefs who haTs hle1
/ DerI0sfsnt diyidsff Wdps
X VAN DEygarEn. Treasurer
| no,r1tw II. 1915.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17
Acts AImes. Automatically.

Among camera improvements 10 an
instrument 90 completely automatic
that 1t is almost impossible for the
operator to make mistake. In the
nrst place, as the camera Is opened
the lens automatically finds the prop
er place for universal focus. 1t is
a magazine camera carrying plates,
and In order to prevent premature
exposure the plate does not fall into
its place until the shutter is adjusted,
and after the exposure 1t Immediately
takes its place in the magazine again.
AS the plates are exposed they are
automatically numbered go that they
may be readily identified when being
developed 1t is said to be impo ssible
to make double exposure or to
neglect to expose plate by any ac-
cident. II any of the essential opera
tons Of making the picture are over
looked the instrument is made mop.
erstive. so that the instrument 10
"foolproof."
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17
Prevent Clover Bloat in Cattle.

Take as much of powdered nux vomi-
ca as you can heap on dime, mix with
ABOUT double the quantity of powdered
charcoal, and feed to your cow every day
in bran, cotton seed meal or chops. 1t
is best to divide the dose each day and
feed half night and morning. We pur-
sued the latter plan. You can buy
thirty or forty doses of Nux vomica
for dime, and powder up your own
charcoal, so the cost is very small.
This remedy was tried by a number
Of people in Colfax last spring and it
worked like charm.
The use of this drug with mich cows
does not spoil the milk. 1t is neutral
lied in the excretions of the animal,
and affects the milk so little that it
will injure no one to use it.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17
The Employers, Liability Act.


The Employers Liability Act, if we
are any judge of equity and right, is
altogether too meager in its allowances
tor damages sustained. In the district
court this week held in and for Grant
parish case was decided under this
act. We refer to the case of Mrs. Lily
Davis and daughter VS.. the Iatt Lum-
Der Co.. ct al, which will be found in
the court business WHICH we publish
this week.
This was a case in which the husband
land father earned regular salary OF
$500 per month. Under the new liza
bility act the wife is given judgment
for 81. 22a per week for three hundred
weeks, and the daughter is given judg-
ment for 81 59a per week for three
hundred weeks. The total award is
the meagre sum of 1892 per week. TO
be do!ed out to two fraiI women for
their support for three hundred weeks,
a period little less than six years. and
after that they get nothing at all.
Il seems to US that the injustice of
this thing is so patent that it needs
only to be stated in order to be seen.
and We hope that the law will either
be repealed or its allowance for dam
ages and time of payment doubled in
every particular.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17
A Plant to Dry Sweet Potatoes.

montgomery, La, March %, 1915.
Editor CoJdr Chronicle:
Allow me little space to advocat,
the founding of Sweet Potato Dryin ?
Plant at Verda, such as are at Boon
vile, KY, Whitesboro, Tex, and many
other places. These plants located at
central points for potato raisers and
the farmers can either sell or ship.
The Farm and Ranch has had vuite a
series of articles on this particular bus
mess in its late issues. The old planer
drying kiln at Verda that belongs to
the Big Pine Lumber Co., no doubt
could be secured. A gasoline engine
to run fans from pulleys carrying air
all through the shelves potatoes are
placed on drying them out thoroughly.
II takes 10 days to dry them, fans run
ming night and day. Western Texas
is good market at $l.00 to Sl.25 per
bushel costing about tic per bushel
freight. The lands between the Red
and Ouachita rivers are famous for
sweet potatoes. This feel would de-
velop an enterprise that would greatly
aid our farmers. l have the articles
clipped from Farm and Ranch that
any one can see who wishes to, or we
will publish in the Chronicle if inter-
ested.
Mr.. Editor. if you did not see or have
not the articles written by Foster and
others in Farm and Ranch mine are at
your disposal. ! am here to say this is
the greatest thing yet, and the old
drying kiln is the budding sine qua non.
Cordially thine, MILTON DUNN
Note by Editor We shall be pleased
to print clippings of Farm and Ranch
containing the articles above refer
red to. which DR.. Dunn has sent us.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17
Death of Mrs. G. W. Bruce.

Provencal, La. April 5, 1915.
Editor Collar Chronicle:
The people of Provencal were shock
ed by the sudden serious illness of Mrs
s. E. Bruce (nee Tison), wife of Geo
W. Bruce, who passed away at 5:27 D.
m. April 2, 1915.
Although she had been sick about
two weeks previous, she had recovered
and was able to be up for several DAYS.
but on last Tuesday she had another
chill, and from then until the end she
suffered intensely. Notwithstanding
the tender care of loved ones and de-
voted friends, nothing could check the
raging fever.
Like the Saviour she worshipped, she
too, suffered the fangs of death on the
anniversary of His crucifction. She
was laid to rest in the Provencal ceme-
terry on Easter Sunday.
: The community extends its deepest
sympathy to the bereaved husband
and three sons. A FRIEND.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17
Health Promotes H.ppiness.

Without health. genuine joy is inn
possible; without good digestion and
regular bowel movement you cannot
have health. Why NEGLECT keeping
bowels open and risk being sick and
aiiing? You don't have to. Take one
small DR.. Kings New Life Pill at night,
In the morning you will have full,
free bowel movement and feel much
better. Helps your appetite ard d.
gestion. Try one tonight -Adv.-1.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17

A delegation of Ave members of the
Grant parish police jury motored to
Alexandria on Wednesday Of last week
and spent the day watching the big
road machine operate lately bought by
Radides parish. It is said to do more
work in ten days than fifty men with
teams and outfits can do in ninety days.
Our police jury hopes to be able to Sc
cure one for Grant parish next fall.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17
District Court Business.

! District Court Business.
I The Thirteenth Judicial District Court
opened Monday morning pursuant to
adjournment, Judge w. F. Blackman
presiding, ard District Attorney Jno.
r. Hunter present to represent the
State.
Attorneys present during the week
were j. A. Williams, J. B. Roberts and
C. H. Mccain, of Colfax; H. M. Bren-
nan, of Shreveport; Fl. H. White, of
Alexandria.
The following cases were tried and
adjudications made:
Pan-American Life ms. Co. VS.. C. o.
Groves, judgment for plaintiff.
Cuffy Reed, plead guilty to cutting
with intent to kill, sentenced to Jail for
5 months subject to work roads.
Frank Finley, plead guilty to selling
liquor without license, fined $3.50 and
costs and seven months in Jail, in de-
fault of payment to serve two months
additional, subject to work roads.
j. H. Brister and Howard X. Wells,
charged with murder. During the trial
the State abandoned charge against
Wells and trial was continued as to
Brister. After trial the jury returned
verdict of not guilty for both parties.
j. H. White, tried by jury of five,
convicted of wilfully shooting at, SEN
fenced to 30 days in Jail and to pay all
costs. in default of payment to 40 days
additional Imprisonment.
Harvey and Joe Lasyone, convicted
by judge of disturbing peaceable as
sembly, fined $40 and costs and ten days
in Jail, in default of payment to serve
80 days more subject to work roads.
Chas. Kraft, found guilty of selling
liquor without license, fined $3.50 and
costs. in defanlt to serve six months in
Jail subject to work the roads.
Newt Williams. plead guilty to dis
turbing peace, fined SIS and costs, in
default to six months in Jail, subject
to work roads.
Mrs. Lilly Davis ct al VS.. Iatt Lum-
Der Co. ct al, suit for damages. At
torneys H. H. White and B. Rob-
erts took the testimony in this case by
agreement, in order to test the provis-
ions of the new employers liability law
but there was division between as to
amounts to be allowed. Under this law
it was adjudged and decreed by the
court that Mrs Lily Davis do have judg-
ment against and recover from tie Iatt
Lumber Co., Ltd, and the United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Co., in
solido, the sum of four and 32a-lO0 dol
lars "a. 32A) per week for three hum
dred weeks. and that Miss Amber Da- !
Wis do have and recover of and from !
the said defendants the sum of two
and 59a-100 dollars (2.59a) per week for
three hundred weeks. and that defend
ants pay all costs of court.
Case appealed to Supreme Court.
There being no further business court
adjourned sine die at noon on Thursday. |
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17
Mr.. W. G. Mobley. who for man,

Mr.. w. G. Mobley, who for many
years has been editor of the Alexan-
dria Democrat has resigned the editor
ship of that paper to his son H. H..
Mobley. He is admonished to this step
by the infirmity incident to the flight
of more than three score years and
ten--the allotted span of human life. :"
We have known father and son many
years, and hope and believe the success
sor to the tripod will prove worthy of
his sire.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17

Sheriff and Tax Collectors Office
Colfax, La, April II. 1916.
In conformity with section s., Act
20, Of 1898, notice is hereby given to n,
parties holding mortgages on real es-
tate IN Grans parish. on which taxes
for the year 1914 have not been paid.
will begin TIE sale Ct same ut the COURT
house door in CoIfax, La, on Saturday
the END day of May, A. ID. 1915. and
that number Of pieces Of property 40
delinquent are now beng advertised 10
this paper. 1HE COLFAx~ fHKOhI-
Gle. in conformity with the law pve.
paritory to such sales. The attention
OF the mortgage creditors Is especislIv
called to these advertisements OF tsx
sales. :aad they are warned TO take such
steps prior to the sale as may be mecca
saryito protect their rights.
A: B. PERKINS.
Sheriff and Ex- Oflicio Tar Coils.to.
Parish OF Grant, State Of Louisiana
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17
chIna.s Cattle industry.

Contrary to general belief, China
not only raises cattle In large num-
bers. but exports frozen beef in guam
titles which have now assumed a
commercial magnitude OF such size
that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may be ex-
pected in time to come Upward Of
100000 cowhides are annually export
ed from Shantung.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17
State Tax Sales
of
Immoyable Property
State of Louisiana VS.. Delinquent
Tax Debtors, Parish of
Grant, Louisiana
TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Colfax, La. April IA. 1915.

BY virtue of the authority vested in
me Dy the Constitution and laws of the
State OF Louisiana, will sell at the
principal front door of the court house
in which the civil district court of
Grant parish is held, within the legal
hours tor judicial sales, beginning at
III o, clock a. m. on
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17

M. ~, VALID SEVEN.
nu; .o,. - asrss ~ sw eorner OF NV or of sw
qr sec ~ ~ nr4w Parish &c. state l3c vet
s 81, &c r.ate rnaus &c. parish ionds lSc. school
NC nos'ce &C. aos z.Sl iotai $40.
Calhoun J l.. Williams, q A, and Teal q u
1914 2S-1yO acres. iots 2; g. fnnd an uudv iasd hu
interest in lots 5. 9. Z. Esd 81 tpsurlw psr'
isn g. STATE 10Y, veterans 5lc. state roads l4c.
Etr,sn ro.as 10Y. schools ss. notice Zoe adv q
Ferris. MILO acres. - or ., AZ :, :. :, :.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17

state ROADS &C. parisn r"Aus ~ g ss"o''
"os'.s 80 nv . - 90 =. ,,s.l
Baugbni;in. F-Lots L.. TO- ~. 10 OF o','cx -. o.
| In Durham addition to Verdn- Parish TAX sVe'
state 2Vc. veterans &c. state ruads le. parish
rnans .'r; stnooi TAX ooe' "os'e~ 49, ~
iosai ~
Bonnet. l'r J V--2ss acres, sw OF nv sec "
nrl W. ne see tip 9 h,r ! ". hi Vi re see 70 ~
nr1w lots " ana ~ of block ., lots anu ru''u-
| ines In Walker addition to Puiiuek. lot in DOW
sen a a. "a 70 anu ~" =, siat. road
80 1870, 's. :. g 49, -, =. ~ H. ,.,tjes re
''v. paaiSn , ro.u ".' y. S''"'o' '"> SOW
au' wv io."' ".is'
Brown. Jno J-40 acres. ~ or uf M ar sec ~ ~
star ,sd. D. ,,.,,sb r'.,.o. "ac s.hooi ~ sve
SO SO n -, 'o ~. =. ] a. 80 rrs, .:
~ ~ 49, 80 'os 49,
tlark MRS DO acres ne or OF ~ Or ~
tp6nr3w. Parish tax To-. state Soc. veterans
@ s.s,e 'o.as o. pS''sn Tn a"a1f
~ A"s'e ~" ~ ~
coilius Dan Undivided y interest IN LOT -
OF block TO- II terdn IA per deed recordt In pook
Il page sss Parish tax s0c. state 1tc, veterans1c
,sxz i so &c r y" ~ ~ 'e"' jan ''s "o''es
49,
Crawford, w-So acres. east hf OF nv gr section
u tp north range east. Parish taxi III. stare
i.i5 veterans 7lc. state roads Be. parish rosds
r",a I o ~ '"A 1''' ""'''s &C. ""'e'''s"s W.
'os"'
Dalton clarke Stava Co 7Sp acres. - or OF ~
or Sw or So or section H. half 1T ne or. ne or ot
NV qr. section ~. 81 Or Of sw or section 8. W ,
North range west. half Of Lee qr SECTION u. ~
or OF Or east half Of sw or OF se r section H.
west half of ne or. or OF ne Or section -. ~
49, y. sss.'.n ~, ."~nrnip n''san "a
saa,s r.,..a s -, In .,.. 1919 "a " ~
notice DE adv $50. Total 600.
hs,io.t. y -t5so acres, o"uhu on one noiLS
90 iah'spp'' i. ~ sue ees - ; s, ~
Parish tax $780, state - 30. vetrrnhs 2 ~. parish
roads 49, school tax ABB. notice a5c. udver-
r,h.,..
I, t ~ 49, &c ~ = Dr.. - "a =" ~
state tax 800. VETERANS 10. state roads use.
parish roads go. school tss l0vJ. notice NC.
adv 800 Total 545o.
Fink. Peter-so aerss. ne Or Of ne ar. sec s.. ne
state LOO. veteran nc. state road Sc. parish rds
.. school tax 200. notice &c. advertising see.
fo'ai 'so.
Friedrich. nol.e-so acres. u int In hf OF 81
Parish tax lSe. state Soc. Veterans l0c. state
roads &c. parish roads sUc school tax leo. notice
zsc. adv 800 Total . Is.
GilIett. RS acres. acres III part Of We Or
NV cor wee IL. tpsnr1r- rh tax zoe. rtste 40.
veterans 1e state ra Sc. phi Sc, school sss.
h"t'ee &c adv 800 Total Gus.
6umm j H-39o acres. NV or Of ue ar. = hf a
hf. -w or OF or . hf OF Nv or less !. 4 right
- way through the e hi OF tn. sw qr. section ~.
Up y north ranee west. Parish tax 50, state
~. veterans &c. state road lSc. parish ruad
Tota, ~ ~ TAX w. notice &C.. az vertsins ~.
Hickman N D-50 acres. 20 acres In NV or sec
J. tp n r W. 10 ac es In ne Of a. 81 NV l.
II sta,s -. a' ~ 'aa '.so, STATE &c vetsrnns
tice asc. adv s'ot' ' vta, 80 s'Doo' lax ~
=. Lsipdscker. 9 Est-I.nts ii and II. Of Block
state tax go vrer ~ so .,n sr',n sSs 3d.
parish roads 80. schoo, tax ico. notice Sc. adv
sos. Total Hss
Sorh American Realty co-sss acres. timbee
ny - - " va ." W rectiou %. ~ qr Oh bw Or
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1915-04-17

Our buyefs have just returned from
~ mr<kek ]. w. DUNCAN Co.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-12-25
Easter Gold Mining Co.
Buys Mil Equipment

Joe Taylor, manager of the Eas-
ter Gold Mining Co. which owns
big gold property II miles below
Caliente, was in town this week look
ing after the shipment of the equip
ment formerly used at the X-Ray
mine in the Highland district to the
Easter property.
joe recently completed the fin
ancing oh the Easter company and
states that all arrangements have
completed for the erection of a 100
ton mill at the Easter, the equipment
for which has already been ordered.
In addition, he has purchased large
auto truck and touring car.
Recent experiments made at De-
troit by cyaniding concern gave
returns showing an extraction of
96 per cent gold and rs per cent
of the silver contents TO the ore.
The Easter ores carry values averag-
ing from S6 to $40 and Mr.. Taylor
claims that there are million tons
of this product in sight.
The successful operation Of the
Easter mine means much to Lincoln
county. particularly to Caliente.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-12-25
JOE POWERS Prize
DEER HEAD COLLECTION

One who steps into JOS Power 4
place of business cannot miss be-.
ing attra5oed by. the fine specimens
of mounted deer heads and other
wild animal heads and hides which
decorate the walls.
1T is very doubtful if better
collection could be found anywhere
in the west and talking in dollars
and cents, it is doubtful If Joe
would fix price on them.
The animals from which these
specimens came were all killed in
Lincoln county-most.y in the vicin-
ity of Tioche and the greater portion
of them were slain by Mr. Powers
himself who by the way,is one of the
best shots when il comes to hunt
ing big game. that can be found any
where. Teddy Roosevelt has big
ger reputation in that line than Joe
has: but put Teddy along side of
Zoe, we will wager the price of a
years subscription to the Record
that the man from Oyster Bay will
take to the tall timber"
! The preparation and mounting Of
the specimens referred to is tn
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-12-25
District Attorney Orr
Loses Christmas Turkey

District Attorney Orr took a
chance in a turkey rattle a few days
lgo and drew the lucky number
which won the choice Christmas
prize The bird was delivered to the
court house AID the attorney bedeld
'Islons CT a kingly feast today
He was called from his office to
the telephone and when he returned,
10 ana behold, the bird had flown.
!.or a time his legal mind was agis
lated with the thought-Could it be
possible that the turkey had extri-
Gated its feet from the bands
which had securely held them all the
way from Eagle Valley? NO. that
could not be-" he finally Ella aculated,
Tor he knew Joe Hammond was an
Did hand at roping turkeys There
was no doubt but what the bird,
Was gone-but not upon its own.
yo-ition. That bird has been taken
form my office in broad day light, !"
ne declared "and | propose to find.
the extractor if l have to invoke the
aid of Sheriff Ronnow and all his
deputies, | wouldn't care so much
about it, he went on but l took
that chance for VIM. E. Orr, Jr and
| propose to have it."
For day or two everyone about
tho court house was under cloud
OF suspicion-with the possible ex-
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-12-25
UhR 11tattagrntp1lt nf
Ttr ptnfl1f &frnrn rx-
tfttnH 6rrfttttgH attn
1l1tahrH ttH patrnttH a1tn
frtfttna Il Mrrry Uhrtat-
1ttaE.
Judge Horsey May
Run For Congress

Word comes up form the south to
the effect that Chas. Lee Horsey.
Judge of the district embracing Lin
coin and Clark counties, May be
candidate next fall for the Dem
cratic nomination for Congress. Or
had We better say next summer
Nevada News Letter.
While the Record hasn't anything
direct from Judge Horsey on this sub
Ject, we have been informed by a
close friend OF his that he might be
considered in the lgiht of recep-
tive candidate for the Democratic
elimination for congress. Judge Hor-
5ey was strongly urged to become an
active candidate two years ago, and
probably would have gone into the
race for the nomination had he not
jeen detained in the east on a busi-
less errand. Upon his return he was
persuaded to become a candida e for
District Judge for the Tenth Judic-
lal district and went before the peo-