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KENILWORTH ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $40; for 2year-olds; q fr.
knd a half furlongs; selling Misrepresent IOl
pieelogene, lcl Little Wonder. lOI; Sol Mint IOi
ConOTtngO. l06; SyHl. l)5; Molly Mcguire I06
Sleepy Sam, l06: Abe Martin I0s; Belle G. I1s;
TOUT lO9; Cherry Belle. ILL., Also eligible: Old
AECoND RACE-Purse. 500; for 5year-oIds and
tpWSrd; aI furlongs; selling 'Caper Sauce, IOi
f1anerkOp, 100; Kyle, IO9; Lady Power 100;
thunas Galway. ia; Kazan. ia: Durin, IA; Two
tcgab. IL; Waydeu, ia; Maiden Bradley. ia:
SIaSenet, ia; Golden Lassie III Also eligble;
HcAdAnS lo9: smuggler, IA: TON Caro-, lOI,
THIRD RACE-PIrse, 500: for 3year-olds and
pTard; hTe and half furlongs selling ShAban
F0' Ztndel, lO4; Muzanti, lO4: Archery IO4: Palm
RAJ, lo4; Lord Wells IO4: Odd Cross, lO4: Chiffon
Ihsf, lV; Tarletnn T., lT; Freeman, lC7; Parcel
-, N; Utslus ll3. Also eligible: Beverly James
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500: for Svear-olds and
[pSard; nEe and = half furlongs; selling After
ignt 100 Doctor D., lC2: DT Kendall lOi: Parlor
foy, lO4i star Rose, lo4: MAZlrka, lO7: Eddy Mott
q; Ella Jennings, 10; Ada Anne los; TaIebearer
IA BtrdmAn, 10: Mex. no. Also eligible: Prince
nllSsa2rpe. 2iI los Safe Home. lO5; NIAlabar, 10
FIFTH RACE-"urse, $40; for Syear-oIds and
pWlTd; dT funong; selling Impression IO5 !:
Ariy Sight, los; Ne Hord Boy 10: -Iaisn ~.
EEthorne, Is; Rsciuss. ia
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; for 5year-old. and
DTard: mile and seventy yards; handicap AksI-
na, g; Fairy Legend. &c; No. Manager 100: Star
Love, 100; LITTLE Strange, ID; Hanbsrk lIs.
hristis. III; An Smiles, lis
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 500; for 3year-olds
I'D upward mile and seventy yards: selling Clara
org1n, l8: @GloueT lOT: Flying Feet los. Rustv
pat, l0s; TIctless. los River King lOs; Peg. Ios.
fTE Lad, Isi DundreaTy. III: SerTicenos, III |:
ea-t5eat, III; weyanoke Ill Also eliEible: Be-.
FIt, losi Supreme. los; Judge Sale. i1s
'ApTrsltice Allowance claimed.
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Alice P. to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts,
TO secure Perpetual Building Association $500.
Square 81. lot TS-Albort L. FSrTall et VI.
Mary d, to Union Trust Co.. TO secure Washington
Loan Taust Co, 5000; 10 years per cent,
semi annually.
Square 7A east half original lot ls-Gu W.
McCord ct .uT. Grace. 10 A. f. Fox and Gland
Livingston, TO secure Guy 8. Zepp $2,5oo; TO q
months, per cent, semi-annually.
Square $50. part original lot 1S-Joseph d.
Sullivan to Theodore N. Judd and Robert r.
Mahorney. to secure Bessie L. Brown 81 800; years.
per cent. seTui-snnually.
Meridian Hill, lot 30. block IIThomas R. A.
Quith ct Mary B.. to walter r. wilcox and
George +. Hane. % secure Christina Callan s. 500;
years, 81 per cent, semi-annuAuy
Square S0. lot T7-Walter /. Priest to Wilton J.
Lambert and O. H. Pope to secure Washington
Land and Mortgage o., $50; monthly payments,
per cent.
Square sos. lots s. and "a. z. Ford to wilton
]. Lambert and O. n. Pope TO secure Washington
Land & Mortgage Co.. Sy3o; l TO 8 Year,. per
oent
Square 1875. lots 70 and A-RichArd T. BuhlsG
81 W. Louise o.. 10 William L. Miller and Edward
H. Jones, TO secure Charles Morgan 500; 5 yesrs.
Per cent, semi-snnually
Meridian HILL lots 81. 50 and IS, block u-FrInk
G. Pardon TO Union Trust Co. to secure Washing
ton Loan & Trust Co. trustee s5 -; TO years,
s per cent, semi-annuAlly.
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LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST Three-yearolds and upward; sell
ins; one mile and seventy yards Zodiac IA; Song
OF VALLEY. III MaCcabee 100: Navigator. 100: D7in-
EeTtelt, III; Bnzz Around. les Typography. 100
7ELOND RACE-The Royal Blue Steeplechase
handicap; g 90 added; 3year-olds and upward
about two miles. Sun King. I55: New Haven, ~:
Lazult E6; CynoSrs. 155; Shannon River. 80;
'CUel B"nheur riuu.. ~. Early Light I.E
THIRD RACE-TEo-year- -oIds; purse: one mile.
Gloomy Gus, .O3: Courship imp. lOi: I'd Roche.
lO4: DADDY Long Legs IC6; Brooklyn, IO4
FOURTH RACE-Ths Prince Georce Handicap,
S50O ad--l; 4 ages. ono mile. A n Akin. I24 .
Borrow, los. J. J. LiIlis, Ill; Sand Marsh, Il2;
RUnes. ~; DadIy's ChCicr rs
FIFTH RACE-Au ages; selling: six furlongs.
Paddy Whack. 10; Tngaling, IL; Buckshot, m:
Blue Car. 10; Armament. IC9; Brave Cunardpr'
III Lady L0adon. no. Golden List. los: Little Dip
|per. IO5.
SIXTH RACE-hH ages; SLING: SIX furlongz
Woodward, l5; Sherwood Il3 shapneI lOS: Storm
Nymph limDl. %: Yankee Notions 10; Sure Get
ll3; Garnet lO5; Harbard IL
sEN NENTH RACE-Three- -year-oIds and upward
selling one mile and seventy Yards High Tide II3;
Politician. iO; billie Baker. III: Prime Mover,
lO6; Jacket. Ill; Disturbcr. lG Humiliation. IO6
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tsrest in lots a. o. S. ss and Co. square 6OsS Iots
Il. 20 to 2. e6 70 p and "a square sos4; SO.
lss H street northwest-ReAl Eststs Trust Co.
10 Lei H. David and Rudolph B. B<hrend.
executors and trustees and Sarah Behrend Qtfe
tensntl; lot 90. square u; SO.
lAl Rhode Island avenue northvet-SSrlh
Behrsnd ct al. to Augusta c. GrOssrti lot s..
square no; SO
Padsworth-Jscob S. GruTeT ct u- Annie r.. 70
Emma Logan; lot IS. square 1s5; so
Trinidad-JGmes E. Beard 70 Sophie L. L&ns-
burEh; lot rs. block l; SO
SOC serenth street southeast-Emn =. Roetschi
ct w. Mary A. 70 Albert L. and MGTJ z FSrrau
lot 70. square ST; SO
street between Tenth and Eleventh sruets
northsast-John Becker ct NJ. MAsdslenL TO
Joseph D. Sullivan part original lot l3. square SO;
80.
Meridian Hin-LutheT A. swHrtSel 10 Thomas
r. Asqutth; lots So 70 and H. block "a; so.
Chillum Osstls Hslshts-John S. wGplss e uL
Elizabeth T. to Munsey Trust Co.. trustee; lotI
y and Is. square Se; so.
Chillum Castle Hsishts-MunSeJ Trust Company,
trustee, to Walter /. Priest; lot II. square SW so
ChillUn Castle HeiEhts-Munsey Trust Co,
S2U
Richmond PGrk-Richmond Park Improvement Co..
to A. W. Mosby: lots L to Il. square lss; SO.
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Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice Siddons,

Murphy ct al VS.. Henderson; verdict for
plaintiff for g, ,397.75; plaintiffs attorneys,
Frank j. Hogan and Edmund L Jones;
defendants attorneys, Arthur Peter and
]. W. Whiting
Kalomiris VS.. Kalomiris; motion for bill
of particulars overruled; plaintiffs attor-
neys, SoteriOs Nicholson and E. F. Cola
day; defendants attorneys. Brandenburg
& Brandenburg.
Ewing VS. the Richland Forage Com
pany ct al; Judgment by default VS.. de-
fendant Richland Forage Company for
50, go; plaintiffs attorney. c. c. Miller.
Brown VS.. Okie; defendant granted
leave to file substitute affidavit of de-
fense within five days; plaintiffs attor-
ney, John Ridout; defendants attorneys,
H. P. Okie and G. H. Calvert.
Anderson vs.. Hub Furniture Company;
plaintiff ordered to file undertaking as
security for costs within ten days. with
leave to deposit $50 in lieu: plaintiffs at
torneys, Crandal Mackey and w. c. Ash
ford; defendants attorney, Frank J. Ho-
gan.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
John Charuhas, 3, and Kiriakoula D. Chirpura-
kou, n Rev Joafm Ale1opoulos
James L. Wright, d, and Marie A. JohnsoD 2.
Rev. Clarence A. Vincent
Athsrton G. southworth g and Florence A
Reich. z Rev George A. Miller
Robert n. Brander, o. OF Richmond. Va, and
Anne W. Thompson, 81. Of Louisa. Va Rev. Ro-
land Cotton Smith
COLoRED,
Frank Bushrod, g, and Fannie Barnett. q both
Of MiddleburE. Va. Rev. William ]. Howard
Henry ]. Jordan. g. and Lottis Garner. 81 Rsx
William J. Howard
Cornelius Jones. 3. and Sarah williams. %.
Rev. William ]. Howard
Richard Goblin. 30. and Ada Washington n
RsT. AquilA sSylss
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Stickley vs. Hefin; motion for judgment
under seventy-third rule withdrawn;
plaintiffs attorney. P. H. Marshall; de-
fendant's attorney. NJ. z. O'Brien.
Billings -Chapin Company VS.. Bowdler;
time to file transcript Of record extended
to December 1, plaintiffs attorney, H. w.
Wheatley; defendants attorneys, c. H.
Merillat and NJ. N. Richardson.
Rubin VS.. Burgdorf; demurrer to first
count of declaration overruled; five days
to plead; plaintiffs attorneys. L. H. Da-
vid and r. B. Behrend; defendants at
torney, J. J. Darlington.
Humphrey VS.. District National Bank
cause advanced for trial and to follow No.
81 plaintiffs attorneys. Berry & Minor:
defendants attorneys. W. E. Lester and
Barnard & Johnson.
Postal Telegraph Cable Company VS..
Crane, Paris & Co.; motion for new
trial filed; plaintiffs attorneys. B. E.
Hinton and J. w. Cox; defendants at
torneys, Maddox & Galley.
In re habeas Corpus Dorothy I. Gray;
order continuing hearing on writ to Oc-
tober q.
Assignment for Monday October %:
34-Callaghan VS.. Emig; attorneys,
Baker, Leahy-Chase.
10-Nevins vs. James; attorneys, Tuck
er. Kenyon, Macfarland, Bailey-Gray.
56-Buckley vs. Libby; attorneys,
Wright, Wampler. Moncure-Mackall.
Mackey.
6O-Hunt VS.. District Of Columbia: at
torneys, O'Shea-Syme, Williams, Bran
denburg & Brandenburg.
62-Dabney vs.. Dabney; attorneys,
Leckie, Cox & Kratz-Williamson.
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Criminal Division No. 2.
Justice McCOY.

United States VS. Daniel Mcdonald and
Bessie Barkas; adultery; verdict not
guilty; attorneys, ]. J. O'Leary, H. P.
Leeman and c. ]. Dean.
United States vs. Samuel Sondheimer
Charles NJ. Thomas and Mary Pearl
violation sections S and 9, act of De
cember Il, 1914; nolle pros entered as to
each; attorney, ]. A. O'Shea.
United States VS. Charles Lee; viola
ton sections l and s, act of December
Il, 1914; nolle pros entered; attorney,
James NJ. Proctor.
United States vs. Geneva Chakes;
violation sections and 9, act Of De-
cember II. 1914; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Moy Sing; violation
section ?, act of February g. 1909 and
sections of act of December II, 1914; nolle
pros entered.
In re estate of Stilson Hutchins; hear
ing on motion for new trial continued
to October q.
United States VS.. James Bartram; rob-
berry; placed on probation for three
months; recognizance 800 taken; attor-
neys, o. A. Phelp and NJ. N. Richard
son.
United states VS.. William Mitchell and
Fred Coleman: robbery; sentenced to
penitentiary for seven years; attorneys,
]. J. O'Leary and H. P. Leeman
United States VS. Bernard Queen; house
breaking and larceny; sentenced to Occo-
guam for one year; placed on probation,
recognizance 800 taken; attorney, R. A.
Hughes.
United States VS.. Henry Mason; assault
with dangerous weapon; sentenced to
penitentiary for five years; placed on
probation, recognizance $1CO taken; at
torney, f. NJ. Hewlett
United States VS.. Eugene Strickland;
tviO1n So6 P-Hndas santanpaH 70
guam for one year; placed on probation,
recognizance 500 taken; attorney, B. l.
Gaskins.
Assignment for Monday October q:
United states VS.. Ottoway Brooks
United States VS.. Everett H. Roe and
Michael c. Donohue.
United States VS.. Harold T. Rowland
United States VS.. Harry B. Brooks.
Probate Division.
Justice Stafford.
Estate of Edward B. Moore; order au-
thorizing administrator to compromise
debts; attorneys, Berry & Minor.
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5S645-Samuel S. Carroll vs. James Bur.
rell; certiorari; defendants attorneys
Darr. Peyser, Whiteford & Darr.
5S646-Mrs. J. F. Kinney (appeIlanO VS.
Mary F. Nantz; appeal; plaintiffs at
torney. Harry A. Grant
5S6F-National Security Bank VS.. John
G. Slater; note s3,75O.5S; plaintiffs attor-
ney, ]. V. Morgan.
5S64s-Charles w. Shaw VS. John L Barr
and the Melton Construction Company;
damages $4,000; plaintiffs attorneys, NJ.
{. OBrien and z. L. Giles.
69649-Eric X. Shilling vs. Adams Ex-
press Company; damages $4,000; plain
tins attorneys, w. B. Young and Eu-
gene A Jones.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN.

ants attorneys, Douglas, Ruffin & Obear.
Burn VS.. Rawlings; order granting mo-
ton to dismiss original and amended
bills with leave to amend in ten days;
plaintiffs attorney, George C. Gertman
defendants attorneys, C. R. Ahalt & E.
a. Jones.
Assignments for Monday October %.
No. 16-Boyts VS.. Mann; attorneys, Bal
linger, Ridout-Darlington, Sullivan ION
hearing
No. S2-Atkins VS.. Atkins; attorneys,
De Lacy, Colbert-King, Ridout ION hear
ing.
No. 22-Stose VS.. Hight; attorneys, VIII
son-Hogan. Douglas, Ruffln Obear.
No. 40-White VS.. White ct al; attor-
neys Grossman-MacdOnald
No. 10 O1-2-McCullough ct al. VS.. Wheat
ley; attorneys, Prentiss, Wilcox-Gordon
& Gordon, Williams.
No. 42-Heath VS.. Heath ct al; attor-
neys, wolf-Bates. Collins, HILL Hemans.
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WATER LADY LANDS
feature AT laurel
Trims Classy Field in the Fourth Race
on Program-Burbank Wins
at 20 to
LAUREL SELECTIONS
By GEORGE b. MORRIS.

First Race-Zodlac. Daingerfeld,
Buzz Around.
Second Race-Lazuli, New Haven,
Sun King.
Third Race-Daddy Long Legs,
Gloomy Gus, Courtship.
Fourth Race-A. n. Akin, Sand
Marsh, J. J. Lillis.
Fifth Race-Golden List, Buck
Shot, Little Dipper.
Sixth Race-Yankee Notions,
1Sorm Nymph, Woodward.
Seventh Race-Jacklet, Disturber,
humiliation.
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Equity SuIfS

3467S-Helen Hutchinson, infant, by her
next friend VS.. William B. Hutchinson;
limited divorce; plaintiffs attorney, A. L.
Grindley.
34s79-Anderson Tire Manufacturing
Company VS.. Oscar c. Brothers, jr., for
specific performance; plaintiffs attorney.
". c. Prentiss
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KENILWoRTH RESULTS.

EIRSr RACE-sslinE; purse 500: 3yesr-olds
r upTaTdi nile and seventy yards. Hampton
pane: ~ tClHTsrl. s. $40. so. won; Kathlssn
ks . lkoppieman), s. $40, second; E1mer, IOS
oulsgl' $50 third. Tine. I57 rs Miss Fly,
Feero sseal. Pepper Sauce and Vivian S. also
SECOND RACE-serlinr. pur.r Soo. a.v..,.
liasi nEe and oDe-haR furlonEsL Swift Fox. nj
lAer1neeh $50. $50, s.. won; Chsrry Bells, %
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Circuit Division No. I.
Chief JuHtIee CoylnRton,

Assignment for Monday, October %:
5-Kernan vs.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys, Shea, O'shea-Dunlop.
7-Cockren VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys, Lambert, Yeatman-
Dunlop.
13-Saunders VS.. COVE & Taylor Com
pany, Inc; attorneys. O'Toole-Barker.
15-Bailey VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys, Colbert
Hoover.
I9-Brabham VS.. District of Columbia;
attorneys, Lambert. Yeatman, Syme.
27-Sherier VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company, ct al; attorneys,
Leckie, Cox & Kratz-Baker, Osterman.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Gfafard

In re the Reliable Home Furnishing
Company; order referring report and ac-
count to Ralph D. Quinter as special
master.
In re French D. Bussey; adjudication
and reference to Ralph D. Quinter, ref
cree.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
Bankruptcx PetItInnn

lllS-1n re Walter NJ. Finnacom; plum
Der: voluntary; liabilities, S, 5,3O2; asseta
$2,091; attorney. Andrew l. Hickey.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
District Division
IawSuitk

In re widening of Georgia avenue; YER
dict OF jury filed.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
Criminal Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

United States vs. Jacob waldman: en-
bezzlement; sentenced to Occoquan for
eight months; attorney, H. P. Leeman.
United States VS.. Edward Watkins;
grand larceny; sentenced to Occoquan for
ten months; attorney, T L. Jones.
United States VS.. James Perry; grand
larceny; sentenced to Occoquan for one
year; placed on probation; recogniZance
800 taken; attorney, ]. A. O'Shea.
United States VS.. Benjamin Smith; rob-
berry; sentenced to penitentiary for FIVE
years; attorney, Fountain Peyton.
United States VS.. Clarence Brown; sec
ond offense petit larceny; sentenced to
penitentiary for one year and six months;
attorney, c. W. Tignor.
United States VS.. William slingland;
grand larceny; sentenced to Occoquan for
six months.
United States vs. Frank Mike; rob-
berry; sentenced to penitentiary for one
year and six months; attorney, r, A.
Hughes.
United States VS.. Leonard Graham;
robbery; sentenced to penitentiary for
two years; attorney. G. E. Mcneil.
United States vs. Nellie NJ Austin:
forgery; sentenced to penitentiary for
two years; sentence suspended and placed
on probation; recogniZance 800 taken; at
torney, NJ. z. O'Brien.
United States VS.. Aubrey Bush Ray
mond Johnson and GussIe Harris; Joy
riding; defendants to Jail.
United States VS.. William Brooks; grand
larceny; defendant committed to jail
United States vs. William T. Pogne;
nonsupport; ordered to pay $50 per month
to wife; recognizance 800 taken, with w.
W. Stewart surety.
United States VS.. Edward NJ. Hobson;
nonsupport; warrant of removal filed;
defendant committed.
United States VS.. Edward Tyler; depre-
dation Ctwo cases.; plea not guilty; at
torney. H. L. Tignor.
United States VS.. Ernest Tyler and
William Henson; depreciation; plea not
guilty; attorney. H. L. Tignor
United States VS.. Dorsey L. Huey; lar
ceny from United States; plea guilty;
referred to probation officer; attorney, w.
P. Plumley.
United States VS.. John s. Ruster; non
support of wife and minor child; plea
not guilty; attorney, S. McComas Haw-
ken.
United States VS.. Aleck Upshur; carnal
knowledge; verdict not guilty; defendant
released; attorney, E. NJ. Hewlett
Assignment for Monday, October q:
United States VS.. Joseph Hall.
United States VS.. Martha Lewis.
United States vs Fred Joyce.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-4f9 TENN. AVE Ne, { ROOMS
and bath; frst-cas condition; SZSO pr month
Apply 1873 North Capitol st.
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Probate Division.
Justice Stafford.
Estate of Edward B. Moore; order au-
thorizing administrator to compromise
debts; attorneys. Berry & Minor.
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FOR SUBURBAN,

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Vie; s rooms and bath: cellEE attic ho, water
beat hot and cold water ga and es-ac EEhtx
truut End tsck porches; p1os only $50; terms car
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The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
HERALD AUTO DIRECTORY

Containing the names and addresses
of the Washington dealers in well
known pleasure automobiles, motor
trucks, accessories and supplies.
Herald readers who fail to find in
this feature what they desire, or who
want any further information about
the cars or dealers listed here, will
receive this information by clipping
and mailing the coupon below.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-22
NEVADA WOMEN
ASK GOOD LAWS

The Nevada Women's Civic League
at it's annual convention this month
proposed the following measures for
the next legislature:
The modification of race track gam
bling and divorce laws to conform to
those of other enlightened states; a
law providing for the use of schools
as civic centers. since it is as import
ant for the people to have public meet
ing places as it is or the representa-
tives of the people; an eiSht-hour law
to protect the labor of women; law
raising the age of consent from 16 to
IS years, the age in every other suf.
frage state; a community property
law giving the wife equal rights with
her husband; law giving the wife
control over her own earnings.
The delegates to the convention
were asked to appeal to the men ana
women voters throughout the state to
support those candidates for the leg
islature, irrespective of party. who
pledge themselves to work and vote
for the measures If elected-Woman's
Journal.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-22
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

II. J. Wilson of Winnemucca was
among the guests at the Commercial
yesterday.
Newton Foster of Beowawe came in
yesterday for a few days business visit
with Elko citizens.
w. NJ. Brooks of Independence. Cal,
Is among the guests at the Commercial
N. u. Mccoy came down from Hal
leck yesterday and is spending a few
days visiting Elko friends. He Is a
guest at the Commercial.
w. ID. Peregon of Midas is among
the guests at the Commercial.
Grammar School Operetta, "The
Pixies" at the Bradley Opera House
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Admis-
sion 25c and 10c--Adv.
Judge L. J. l.. Taber returned from
Ely Saturday night and left for Car
son City Sunday night on business.
He will return to Elko tomorrow night.
Constable III. A. McMurtrey left for
Carson City this afternoon on official
business and will return Wednesday
morning.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-22
YEAR IN JAIL THREAT
NO BAR TO LIQUOR SELLING
BY Pac. and Int'I News Service.

BY Pac. and int'l News Service.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May 22.-Will
danger OF serving one year in the pen.
itentiary prevent n man from selling
liquor? Apparently not. Although
the supreme court has upheld the con.
stitutionality of the drastic prohibition
law, which provides a sentence of one
year in the state penitentiary must be
given those found guilty OF violating
the law, arrests are being made for
the crime all over the state and court
dockets are crowded in many counties
with cases waiting trial. Those solic.
itlng liquor orders and advertising
whiskey are subject to a fine, but
where conviction is secured for selling
liquor, the law provides the only pen.
atty is year in prison.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-22

bring discredit upon themsefrea or
their families.
Arrests Are Made.
At 10 o'clock this morniuc I. Lom-
plant was filed before Justice of the
Peace Jacob l.. Clark of Tuscarora,
who came to Elko 10 sit in place OF
Justice Castle, signed by Mike Connell.
charging Constable II. A. McMurtrey.
Hospital Steward J. NJ. Taber and JUS
tice of the Peace H. U. Castle with the
crime of attempting TO poison the Said
Mike Connell.
defendants, Castle, Taber and McMur-
trey, between the first day of Decem-
Der, 1915, and the eighth day of May.
1916, or thereabouts and before the
filing of this complaint at Elko, in the
county of Elko. did then and there
commit a felony, being an attempt to
murder.
That the defendants did each with
out authority of law and with malice
aforethought, wilfully, unlawfully and
feloniously, aid, abet, counsel, encour.
age, induce and procure Ella Connell
to kill Mike Connell, by poisoning him
by means of croton oil, epicac, apo
morphine, hydrochloride and other
poisonous substances.
Shortly after the complaint was filed
the warrant of arrest was given 10
Sheriff ]. C. Harris and the three re.
spective defendants were technically
placed under arrest at 1890.
Each of the defendants immediately
gave bond in the sum of three thou.
sand dollars and were released to ap,
pear before Justice of the Peace Clark
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
May "a.
Messrs, Alex Garden and Chauncey
Griswold qualified on Mr.. Taber's bond
Messrs. Joseph Peck and Elgar Rein.
hart were the bondsmen for Judge
Castle and Ulysses Lani and Emmett
Bachman were the bondsmen for Con.
stable McMurtrey.
Attorney Carey Van Fleet and Attor
ney ]. NJ. Mcnamara will represent
Mr.. Taber and Judge d. F. Curler will
look after the interests of Judge Castle
and Constable McMurtrey.
The consensus of opinion of the en-
tire community of Elko in discussing
the matter of the arrest of the men
has been that there has been no basis
for such an action and that they will
be speedily acquitted at the prelimin
ary hearing.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-22
IMMIGRANT BILL FATHERS
CONGRESS SEAT IN DANGER

BY Pac. ana Int'i News Service.
gladden., Ala, May 22.-Although
Representative John l.. Burnett has
won the democratic nomination for re-
election to congress, he will have
sharp opposition from the republicans.
AS father of the Burnett immigration
bill, he is widely known. He has rep
resented the Seventh Alabama district
In congress for fourteen years. His
majority in the primary election was
only 1000 votes. The republican vote
OF the seventh district almost equals
the democratic vote and some demo-
cratic leaders admit that because of
the opposition in his own party and
the increasing strength of the republi-
can-progressive party In the seventh
district, Mr. Burnett Is in some dancer
of defeat.