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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-09
German Patrol Is
 Giving Protection
 to Line Smugglers

AMSTERDAM, April 9.-(via Lon don)-A party of German smugglers that the Dutch officials had ordered to halt near the frontier, says the correspondent at Sittard Holland, of the Telegraaf, attacked the authori- ties, whereupon the latter fired their revolvers. A German guard on the frontier, witnessing the incident, the correspondent adds, came 50 yards into Dutch territory and pointing their rifles at the Dutch officials, who were obliged to retire, leaving the smugglers in the hands of the Germans.
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GERMAN RESCUED
 FROM IRATE CROWD

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-Policemen were kept busy for several minutes last night protecting Gustav klaff- enbach, A years old. a German who said he had no home, from violence at the hands of a crowd at down. town corner, after Kaffenbach had made remarks disparaging to Pres ident Wilson and the United States. Klaffenbach is held for federal au- thorities.
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PRINCESS SOPHIA SOUTH

The steamer Princess Sophia sailed southbound yesterday forenoon with the following passengers from Ju- neau: T. Dunn, Mrs. lnez Silveria and two children, Mrs. Woodbury Abbey and daughter, Jim Papas, Mrs. NJ. B. Summers, Stanley White, Mrs. Whitman. A. Degran, and J. B. Mar shall.
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GEN. BELL ACCEPTS RANCH.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-Maj. Gen. Franklin J. Bell, commander 0 fthe Western department, accept ed an offer made by Mrs Anita Baldwin to turn over for the use of the government the Lucky Bald win" ranch and former Santa Ami ta race track with it's stables and horses. The property is located about 15 miles from Los Angeles.
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WOUNDED AMERICAN
 UNDERGOES OPERATION

NICE, France, April 9.-Sergt. Clyde Balsley, an American aviator, who was wounded in an air battle last June, has been operated on by Professor Baudier. He is now out of danger.
 Sergeant Balsley of San Antonio, Tex, was seriously wounded by a German explosive bullet near Yer dun June Is last.
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WHEELER RETURNING

Word has been received that James Wheeler, former street superintend- ent, is returning to Juneau. He has been spending the winter in the inter- for of Canada, trapping. The word of his return was received by Frank Sargent in a telegram from Tele- graph Creek and it states that he should arrive here within two weeks.
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POLES VOLUNTEER.

PITTSBURGH, April 9.-A reso- lution placing at the disposition of President Wilson 48,000 members of the Polish Falcons Alliance of Am erica, many of whom have had military training, was adopted at the opening session of special convention of that organization last night.
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RElIGHT LIGHTS

The annual Easter ceremony of re lighting the lights was conducted yesterday afternoon by the Alaska Chapter of Rose Croix The special speech of the days services was de livered by L. L. Harding. A short musical program was rendered and the ceremony was conducted by the lodge officers.
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Piano Tuner

GEORGE ANDERSON. Expert. Twen. ty ysars sxperienee. Factory repre- ssntative for high grade planos and player planes. Addrsss Box oof. Phene t<a
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DIVORCE WANTED

A suit for divorce was filed in the District Court today by Frank c. Cottingham, who desires a separation from Georgia T. Cottingham.
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LOST-Bunch of keys somewhere between Union Iron Works and Wor- then Mills. $500 reward for return to Union Iron Works. a12
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Old papers for sa1e at The Empire office. Second ard Main streets.
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LOST-Bunch of keys between Union Iron Works and City Dock; $500 reward for return to Union Iron Works. a9tf
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Charles Meldner. the professiona cleaner and dyer. is back on tho job with facilities to handle anything in the cleaning and dye business Call up TIT Capital Dye Works.
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FOR SALE-Together or separate. TWO 6-r6om furnished or unfurnished houses- Lot 50x50 Corner 4th & Gold and lot 50x100 adjoining on Gold. Price reasonable. Mrs. Held, Gastineau Hotel. ma.
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| GAS ENGINE Bargain. Twelve horse power Bridgeport. complete. Clutch casting propeller coil and muf Ter. S150. Enquire Baritello. Doug. las a4tf.
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FOR SAIE-MleesIlaneous

FOR SALE-36-foot fishing boat Enquire Home Grocery. a12
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FOR RENT-Four room apart . ment and bath. Inquire No. 3 Gold street. a3tf
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TWO IN ONE = The EMPIRES wAy for everybody. The EMPIRES .ade" keeps the housewife informed of III sales and the news column, Ase nSht up to the minute on tn, dayss nswA
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FOR RENT or SALE, high grade pianos. Phone 143. Address P O.
 Box 991. a10
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WANTED

COOK. experienced. wants to cook for crew of men. x7 Empire. az
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HOUSES & FLAT0, FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two nice completely furnished housekeeping rooms. En- quire Juneau Music House. m7
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rURkieH 0ATHs

HlIAIDE BATH HOUSE-Turkisl Neo1lo. 0taam. fhowse and tub baths 0ey an1 staAm haAt 115 Front St rtoss iss il-lstf
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-29
MONDAY
PUEBLO RAILROAD MAN IN TOWN

PUEBLO RAILROAD MAN IN TOWN
B. Z. Sell OF Pueblo. travelling pas
senger and freight agent for the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad company. Is a
business visitor in Canon City today
MR.. AND MRS. HARRISON HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Harrison re-
turned to Canon City one day last
week from Pasadena. Calf. where
they had been visiting the formers
brother and family for a month or
six weeks.
MRS. FARRIS OPERATED UPON.
Mrs. Ira Farris underwent an oper-
alton at the hospital Sunday night for
appendicitis and is reported to be
getting along nicely today She was
present at the Sunday school of the
First Methodist church Sunday morn.
ing. apparently in excellent health.
Later in the day she was stricken
with acute appendicitis.
WERE CANON VISITORS SUNDAY.
DR.. and Mrs. Whipson OF Pueblo
were visitors in Canon City on Sun
day and while here were entertained
by Mrs. Myra Sheriff. and family.
They left for home Sunday evening.
accompanied by Miss Myra Sheriff..
who will be their guest for a week.
They made the trip by automobile.
GUESTS At MeFARLANE HOME.
p. N. Mozier. a mining engineer. en-
route to Prescott. Ariz. from Koko-
mo, colo~ where he has been looking
after some mining matters. arrived
last Saturday afternoon for . visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFariane.
Oliver 1ockhart Of Denver left for
bome On Sunday. after = few days
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here as the guest GOT Mr. and Mrs.
McFarlane.
DIED AT LINpseoRc. KAN

John P. Fredrichson, father of C.
J. Fredrickson. Frank l.. Fredrick-
son and Mrs. A. C. Carlson OF this
city. died at his home in Lindsborg,
Kan. March 10Th. The deceased was
aged rs years. months and IA days.
The two sons wers at his bedside
when the end came. F. l.. Fredrick-
son, who is still at Lindsborg. will be
accompanied on his return to Canon
City by his mother. who will make an
indefinite stay here.
CAPTAIN TELLS OF NEW ORDERS
In telegram received at noon today
by Miss Livingston. her brother. Cap
tain Archibald Livingston of Co.. 8.
stated that the boys he'd BEEN told
they were not to be mustered out. bat
were to be held for police duty.
AT what. point, they will be utilized
has not been definitely settled.
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OT.AFRAID
OF GERMANS
GATHERING
IN MEXICO

Washington; March 2s.--Reaiizing
the possibility OF trouble from the
thousands OF Germans now gathering
in Mexico. the authorities declare that
they are prepared to fully cope with
any situation which they might bring
forth. Border raids are likely 10
cause the most trouble. The officials
are thinking at this time OF no mili-
tary danger because they are OF tho
opinion that It would be an impossI-
bility as things stand now.
Carranza is apparently not disposed
to participate In any German machin-
ations or plots.
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Even FIshes Can Be Drowned.

The fish is cold-blooded-tha is. its
temperature is very slightly above
that OF tho water In which II lives,
and IL. therefore, needs but little oxy-
gen to keep the blood warm enough
to sustain its life. This oxygen sup
piled TO the blood by the gills In res
piration is not obtained by decompos-
ing the water. but by separating the
air from II. II Is. therefore. nee.
essary that the water In which fisn
Hvo should be supplied with air, and
this Is one OF tho direct benefits OF
the agitation OF oceans and lakes by
winds. Fishes confined in aquariuma
often die for this very reason. because
tho water IL not aerated. They con-
sumo all the oxygen In the closed ves-
sei In which they are placed. end no
moro being supplied they die. and may
be said to be drowned. bocauso thsy
perish from the sema cause that 9eon-
sions death by AroWning II lnae,
ereaahipg animals -that y. want *
olp.
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Mrs. ]. F. Bowler and two children
motored to Colorado Springs Thursday
afternoon, where she will make week
end visit with her sister, Mrs. H. f.
Collins.
SPRING VACATION.
The Canon City public schools ad-
Journed Friday afternoon for the
spring vacation. which will continue
until Monday, April 2. There will be
no school in any of the buildings of
district No. 1 next week except or
Eight Mile park The South Canon
schools will have no spring vacation.
, VISITING IN GREELEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Rockafel-
low. son Gerald and Miss Aileen Mon
ahan left this morning by automobile
for Greeley, where they will spend
the spring vacation. They made the
trip by way OF Colorado Springs and
Denver.
IOWA PEOPLE IN CANON.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Harris Of
Des Moines. Iowa, are visiting in Can
ON City for a few days as guests of
Mr.. Harris sister. Mrs. Tong. at 631
Greenwood avenue. Mr.. Harris is
member of the firm of Harris. EN-
ory & Co. of Des Moines and is well
known In his home city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris are on their way home from
Los Angeles. where they spent the
winter months
WILL LEAVE SUNDAY FOR OHIO.
Prof. H. McNeal. principal of the
Lincoln Park school will leave Sun
day for Waverly. Ohio. in response to
message informing him OF the crit
icai Illness of his mother at her home
in that city. Altho he knew that his
mothers health had been failing for
some time. il was not until day OF
two ago that he learned of the serious
ness OF her condition. During Prof
McNeals absence his school duties
will lbe looked after by his wife.
WE'RE MARRIED AT sALlDA.
Miss Matte White OF this city and
Walter Brenton of Canon City were
married at the Methodist parsonage
Saturday evening at o'clock. Rev.
Clark officiating. Mrs. Brenton
mother Of the groom. who is guest
at the home of s. A. Bondurant and
Miss Bcndurant Witnessed the cere
mony. The young couple spent Sun.
day in Salida and then left for Canon
City. where they will make their
home-Salida Record.
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FRIDAY
RAILROAD MEN IN TOWN.

Among the railroad men in town
today looking after business matters
were John E. Willard of Denver. trav-
cling freight agent for tie Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul; o. o. Stanch-
field of Pueblo. general agent for the
freight department of the Denver &
Rio Grande. and w. T. Price Of Pu-
eblo. commercial agent for the Union
Pacific system. They all report the
freight business as being exceedingly
brisk at present. but are uncertain
what thd effects on transportation
will be In the event OF war with Ger
many. be
MRS. FISHER AND DAUGHTER
HERE.
Mrs. Anna u. Fisher and daughter.
Miss Marguerite. OF Yuma. Colorado.
are visiting Ia the city today. MrD.
Fisher was . delegate 70 the .Roysl I
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Neighbors convention in Colorado
Springs the fore part of the week
and she came down here to see her
daughter, Miss Consuels. who is a
student at Mt. st. Scholastica's acad
emy.
MISS PAXTON VISITING IN TOWN
Miss Phoebe Paxton. formerly clerk
in the office of the county judge. but
ut present stenographer and typist
for a prominent law firm in Leadvillle.
arrived Thursday night for short
visit with relatives and friends. Miss
Paxton has been officiating as court
reporter for Judge Charles Cavender
of the Lake county district bench.
She will return to Leadville on Sun
day.
INJURED AT RockVALE MINE.
Tony Tocomona. who has been en-
ployed at the Rockvale mine, was
quite seriously injured on Tuesday,
when a runaway of the mules caused
car to be overturned crushing his
chest, He was taken the same after
noon to Minnequa hospital at Pueblo
for treatment and his condition does
not show much improvement. altho
there is a chance for his recovery.
Tocomona is unmarried and has lived
at Rockvale for some time. His rela-
tiyes reside in Pueblo.-Florence Citi-
zen. j.
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TUESDAY
WILL ATTEND COLLEGE AT
GREELTY.

Miss Catherine Anderson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Anderson of
SIS Pike avenue. left last Friday for
Greeley. where she will matriculate as
student of the Colorado State Teach
ers' college for the spring term. She
expects to be away from home until
the first of July.
SHAW PARK CROPS.
Mrs Cowan was in Tuesday. from
Shaw Park. She says crop conditions
are very good in that section. There
has been more snow than usual and
early oats are beginning to come out.
The people in Shaw Park are plant
ing wheat, ryA. oats and Mexican
beans. They look for good crop
and high prices this year.
RURAL ROUTE TO WETMoRE.
An application has been made TO
the postoffice department for a new
rural route from Wetmore to the Si-
loan postoffice. The route will in
clude all the families residing on the
park and up the new grade as far as
the Tribble school. The petition has
been signed by all those. who will be
supplied on the new route and it was
mailed out to the department, today
There are sufficient patrons on the
route and in all probability the re-
quest will be complied with by the
department.-Floren Citizen.
IN COLORADO SPRINGS MONDAY.
L. w. Felter was business visitor
in Colorado Springs on Monday. He
made the trip by automobile and re-
ports it TO have been a very disar
/ greeable one on account of the high
wind and consequent dust storms he
encounteTedaon the way.
sPNNT SUNDAY IN CANON. :.
/. o. Moore OF. Saiida, brother-in-law
OF H-.C. Benson. visited in Canon City
over Sunday with the Benson family.
ADDS BIG euNcH or
CHICKENS. TO FLOCK.
| z. P. Olmstead has gone more tx
tensiveiy into the poultry and egg
business. having last week received 4
| big addition to his hocks in a ship
ment Of 1900 White Leghorns. At
present he is marketing more
than case Of eggs day. The poul-
try business is a paying one when 1t
is properly conducted, Penrose Press.
CATTLE SOLD AT CO. FARM.
The sale of cattle at the county
farm on -Four Mile creek last satur-
day afternoon was well. attended and
the stock generally brot good prices.
The sale was in charge OF J. c..
Brewer of this city as auctioneer..
Visitors to the sale spent considerable
time inspecting the fine herd of thorp-
bred Holsteins recently purchased in
Pueblo for the county farm.
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U. S. TO CONTROL TAEn -
GOODRICH RUBBER PLANT
tBY UNITED PRESS

Akron, Ohio. March 28.-The United
States government will assume charge
OF the Goodrich rubber plant here in
case of war. Government officials
have been here for several days as
sisting in the formation OF adequate
plans for such contingency.
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WEDNESDAY
3ETHEL FAMILY IN DENVER.

BETHEL FAMILY IN DENVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bethel,
Mrs. George w. Bethel Jr. and son
Wallace motored to Denver on Sun
day. where they will spend the week
RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deckham re-
turned to Canon City Tuesday from
Los Angeles, where they spent the
greater part Of the winter. They left
here for the Pacific coast at the be-
ginning OF December.
OKLAHOMA MAN HERE.
Mr.. b. F Massey OF Coinrrete.
Okla. is here with a view of locating.
Mr.. Mas ,ey has been corresponding
with the secretary of the Chamber cf
Commerce for six months and cones
here as result of reading our litera-
ture.
HENRY HUTTON RETURNS HOME.
Henry Hutton returned home Mon
day night from Denver. where he went
on Friday Of last week to see his
brother-in-law. E. b. Hepburn. who has
been critically III for some time past.
Mr.. Hepburn is nearly eighty years Of
age.
LIEUT.. HARRIS TO DENVER.
Lieut.. r. d. Harris has gone 70
Denver to consult Adjutant General
GambeI Of the Colorado National
guard In relation to the present status
OF the men of Co. c and late members
Of that command who have been mus
tered out Of the military service.
PARK NAo0DALe IN CANON.
PART Ragsdals. who has been on the
Mexican border - 4 member Of Co. G.
Firt Colesado ssperste battalion.
uneel Dtascs netlpnai guard. sinss. II
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News Notes
THURSDAY


Mrs. A. E. Wilson, who spent the
winter at Long Beach, Calf, expect
ed to leave there the last. of this
week for San Diego for a month or
six weeks visit, according to a cost
card received a day or two ago..
DR.. ASHLEY IN DENVER.
DIR. Theodore Ashley went to Den
yer this morning for the purpose of
attending the spring meeting of the
Colorado State Dental association and
the clinics that will be held in con-
nection with its sessions. He will re-
turn to Canon City on Sunday.
SALiDA WOMEN ENJOYED VISIT.
Mrs. ]. w. Deem, Mrs. J. P. Sapping-
ton. Mrs. M. l. Sisson and Miss L. A.
Wells returned home last Saturday
afternoon from Canon City, where
they attended the meeting of tine
Friends in Council. An intensely m
teresting program was given and a
fine time shown the visitors. A -fea-
ture of the entertainment was an auto
ride over the Skyline drive.@Salida
Mail.
VISITED JUDGE i6soTsoN.
Thomas Tbbotson, who came here
from the western slope the first of the
week for visit with his brother
Judge l. w. Ibbotson, left this af-
ternoon for Salt Lake City.
GUEST AT ZENGEL HOME.
Mrs. Carl Zengel of Florence is Wis.,
Zengel at 800 South Second street.
GUESTS OF MRS. cHETELAT.
Mrs. John Mahoney. nee Miss Le-
ola Hoover. and two children of Grip
pie Creek are visiting Mrs. John Chet-
elat at 1015 Harrison avenue. Mrs.
Mahoney. who lived in Canon City
before her marriage. has many ac-
quaintances in this community.
DR.. AND MRS. REiTER IN DENVER
Dr.. Fred w. Reiter will go to Den.
yer tonight to attend the clinics; nj
the Colorado Dental State association
TO be held on Friday and Saturday.
He will meet Mrs. Reiter there. who
went to Denver a few days ago 70
attend the grand opera season. DIR.
and Mrs. Reiter will return to Canon
City Sunday night.
VISITING CANON CITY RELATIVES
Mrs. NJ. E. Dill, assistant chief op
orator for the Mountain States Tele
phone and Telegraph company al
Cheyenne. Wyo.. is the guest of Mrs
Warren W. Ireland of this city Be
t,or -
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w
Hammond, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. A
Holiday at Guffey. Colo.
= DisiNTER BODY FOR REMOVAL TO
DENVER. r y
The body OF Mrs. Phoebe L. Wes-
sells. who died eight years ago and
was buried at Garden Park. is being
disinterred today at the Instance OF
her daughter. Miss Minnie Parks. OF
Cheyenne. Wyo.. preliminary to its
being taken to Denver for reinter.
ment. 1t will be taken to Denver on
a Rio Grande train Saturday night
RETURNS FROM WESTERN SLOPE
U. e. Sidebottom returned home on
Wednesday from a weeks business
visit to Salida. Leadviile and towns
on the western slope in the interest
of the Peerless mills, of which he is
one Of the owners and the principal
sales agent During his trip he went
as far as Grand Valley and sold dur
ing the week forty-fve tons of flour.
He says there WAS considerable snow
on the ground in many of the locali-
ties he visited. notably at Leadville.
where everything has decidedly win
try aspect There has been continu-
Gus sleighing on the streets of Lead
vile for nearly four months, accord
ing to Mr.. Sidebottom.
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KAISER SUFFERS FROM
ATTACK OF DIABETES
(BY UNITED PRESS,

Berne. Switzerland. March 2s.-The
kaiser IL suffering from a mild form
Of diabetes and Ii receiving treat
uient ~ Homburg. Worry Ii said to
be ystArdinG bis recovery.
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WEST INDIES 70 Be
TRANSFERRED SATURDAY

Washington. March 2s-The Dan
Ish West Indies. recently purchased
from Holland. will be formally turned
over to the United States on Satur-
day.
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was mustered into the military serv-
ice. last summer. was recently given
his discharge from the army at Doug.
las. Ariz.. and is now here on Il
visit. During his stay he will be the
guest of his sister. Mrs. A. H. Nc
7 oil
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A. H. McLain went to Florence on
business trip Tuesday and from
there was summoned to Denver to
look after some matters of a profess
cinnal noturo
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SATURDAY

@ MRS. BOWLER IN SPRINGS.
Mrs. J. F. Bowler and two children
motored to Colorado Springs Thursday
where she will make week
end visit with her sister. Mrs. H. f.
Collins
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ENTIRE HOME GUARD
CALLED DECEMBER %

Al the meeting OF the Home Guards
Monday night, Captain Jensen an
nounced that the entire membership
will be called out on Sunday Dec. %,
at 2:30 o'clock. Every night for the
past month Captain Jensen has been
drilling couple OF squads and he
proposes TO assign these men to the
command of squads which will be
made up from the list OF one hundred
and fifty who have signified their in.
tentions to join. All of the men drill
Ing at the present time have had more
or less military training, and by next
Sunday week they will be ready TO
take charge OF squads. By thus dividing
the guard individual attention can be
given 10 the members, and in a few
weeks it will be possible to drill all
the members as a company. Early in
the spring platoon movements will be
undertaken and before next fall Elko
will have a we'll drilled and thorough
ly organized military company.
on the matter Of securing arms. Mr
Van Fleet announced that he had con
/ ferred with Senator Pittman on thu
matter and had been assured that tn,
latter would use his best endeavors t,
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secure a sufficient number of Krag.
Gorgensens from the war department
to arm the company.
II was the sentiment of the meeting
that band leader should be hired
and the band committee was instruct
ed to report at an early date on the
cost OF the same. 1t is understood
that several leaders are under con.
sidcration.
Il was proposed that dinner for
the guards be given on or about New
Years day, and a committee consist.
ing of Mr.. Robbins, Mr.. Henderson.
and Mr.. Snelson was appointed to ar,
range for the same. As the object
of this dinner is to crystalize senti-
ment for the guard, it was unanimous
ly voted that Captain Rowland, Mr..
Thomas Short, and other Civil war
veterans be invited to address the
guards at the dinner.