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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-13
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-13
SHEEP LAW AGAIN
HELD AS CORRECT

Information has been received by
the Nevada Livestock Association, at
Reno, that the constitutionality of the
Nevada state sheep inspection laws
have been upheld by a decision OF
the supreme court, in the case of the
state of Nevada VS.. Austin Brothers.
The hearing before the supreme court
was held last winter, the case being
argued by Attorney William Wood
burn for the state and Richard w.
Young, of Salt Lake City, for the firm
of Austin Brothers, well known wool
growers of Utah, who winter a large
number Of sheep in Nevada each
year.
1t is under this law that the state
board of sheep commissioners control
the diseases of sheep in Nevada, the
law giving the board power to pro-
mulgate and enforce such regulations
as they deem necessary to prevent the
spread of any disease. One of the
main difficulties experienced by the
board along this line has been the
enforcement of the provision requir-
ing the inspection of all sheep coming
into the state and their dipping under
the supervision of the board, if
necessary.
Scabies is the disease which causes
the greatest trouble and expense to
the range sheep industry. As a re-
suit of the control work under the
state board of sheep commissioners
this disease has been kept under con
troll in Nevada. except for an occas
ional outbreak. caused by sheep coil
Republican senatorial nomination IN
creases the list of announced Re
publican aspirants to three. the
others being Charles Wharton and
Sardis Summerfeld. Miller issued .
statement which defines his attitu1e
on public questions. Considerable
interest has attached TO his stand on
the subject of prohibition. His state
ment contains the following language
on that point:
Il believe most emphatically
in the enforcement of all ~
that the saloon is an institution
thai should never return 10 our
social life, and that the proper
method of settling that question
and all questions incident there
to. is by direct vote of the whole
people"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-13

Democrats and Republicans are in
dulging in considerable speculation
as to why Charles r. Evans did nc
attend the Democratic convention,
Evans let 1t be known that he in
tended leaving for San Francisco two
days before the convention opened
but failed TO so at ell. Reports
reaching San Francisco from Reno
were to the effect that the congress
man was putting up some political
fences while his Democratic oppon-
ents we're endeavoring to rib up a
candidate to beat him in the primary
election.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-13

A boy always hates to be called a
sissy" but a girl feels compli-
mented when she is called a tomboy
ing in from other states. This prac-
tice has cost the sheepmen of Ne
vada thousands of dollars and now
that there is no longer any question
as to the constitutionality of the laws
and the powers of the board, it is ex-
pected that the law will be rigidly en-
forced and violators promptly prose
cuted.-LJournal.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-13

Ray Bakers announcement that he
will not be a candidate for senator
probably will leave the field clear for
Senator Henderson in the primary
election this year. Bakers
ment undoubtedly removed a great
load from Senator Henderson's mind.
The director of the mint, so it is said,
was as much alarmed over his ability
TO beat Henderson in the primary
election as he al about being able
to command the support of a good
many Henderson Democrats in ease
he should have been successful at
the primary fight.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-13
STATE POLITICAL
ACTIVITY GROWING
Continued from Page Two

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felt that in view Of past favors he has
done for the state it might at least
show its appreciation by giving the
candidate he favored at least n
complimentary vote. Palmer, how
ever, never had more than three
members of the delegation, Anthony
Zurich. Mrs. William WOODBURY. and
Frank Bugbee. incidentally it would
appear that Bugbee is going to have
tough shedding among his labor UNI
ion constituents when he returns TO
his home. Bugbee was supposed TO
represent the sentiments of union
labor on the delegation and as such
received a large number of kilograms
from labor organizations asking him
to oppose Palmer and support Nc
Adoo. He did just the opposite, vot-
ing for Palmer in the delegations
and against McAdoo.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-13

Senator Henderson and Ray Baker
proved the salvation of Nevada peo-
pie who attended the convention and
but for them. there would have been
many Nevadans who would have been
unable to get into the Auditorium.
The mixup over seats allotted to Ne
vada put quite a premium on tickets,
but Baker and Henderson finally sue
ceeded in getting enough to satisfy
all corners, distributing them through
Sam Pickett, John Kunz and other
Democrats. Senator Henderson did
himself a world of good by his ac-
tivities in behalf of Nevada people,
regardless of political affiliations.
during the convention.
Senator Pittman held aloof in a
great measure from politics during
the convention. although he lost no
opportunities to show courtesies to
Nevada people.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-13

The formal announcement of T.
Grant Miller of his candidacy for the
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-13

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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-07-13

Better even to be a jo%y-rider than
a sorrow-rider.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

In another column there appears
the political announcement of Hon.
John n. Wilkey, making known the
fact that he is a candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace in
Nogales Precinct no. Santa Cruz
Countv. Arizona, subject to nomina-
tion at the Democratic primaries on
Septe;rber 7th.
Judge Wilkey is serving out his
second term in the office, and 1t is
conceded upon all sides that he has
filled the important office to which
he a5pires for reelection with sig
raj 15i ity ard efficiency. He was
appointed to fill a vacancy caused by
death Of Judge Watt Gittins; and
nfter serving eighteen months Of that
,lne <plred term he was elected for
mother term by very large majority
running far ahead of his ticket with a
very Popular candidate upon the op-
position ticket.
Judge Wilkev has given universal
teti,fsctirm = hiY adpiniseratRp n
Of justice, and has pr owed a most
aita1ui public servant.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
Judge Wi|key Is Hon. Geo. Marsh
Assured Of Victory Sails To Europe

Mr.. H. E. Mosslander, is in receipt
of a letter from Mrs. Theodore S.
Marsh. wh) wrote from New York
City or the 9th, stating that on the
following day she would depart for
Eulop. on the Italian steamship Pa
tria, and would go directly to Italy,
visiting first the City of Rome, and
afterNard other cities in that King
dom, going thence to Cannes, Nice,
Mobaco and to Southern France then
to Paris and the battlefields.
From France the lady will visit
Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Sweden
and Norway, from the Scandinavian
peninsula going to London, visiting
various points of interest in the Brit
ish Isles and then back to New York.
The trip will fill 72 days with sight
seeing and will the first of November
befo e she will reach America on her
return.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
SANTA CRUZ CO.
DEMOCRATS TO
RATIFY NOMINEES

Arrangements are in hand for d
5idnC lati.ICdClon Injecting ~ C44c
OVt:IC I4Ouoe uy the Democracy Oh
Je..4La NIuA Cvul4Uy, ne1lt ueSuay eve
4Al.a al o:ou O'clock.
Ai.1 UcUas4vn VIII be ratification of
L4lu "a. natr rs OF Cox ana HoOsev,'.
as p::,y cl.illidates Tor President ana
Vice .eaIuCnL u LIE United States.
"a I4ur4Uel vi t.Dle- anu c 0quenL speak
els viii be III attendance and address
the leople upon tie issues OF the
day, and some who were at the San
Franc; co convention, Witnessing the
scenes enacted there, will relate their
experiences and observations.
A general invitation is extended,
and laG,es particularly are invited
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
A New Era In Mex
leo As Seen By An
American Investor

Mr.. j. l.. Sneperd, one OF the olo
Time mlnlng men Who tlguA Ell In Son.
VIA rcIurv Revolutionary days IN Mex
lco, W..en lie was luentl1ieu Win some
yer. Important properLleS anu VINO
leLurn,1 recently a4rer period OF en-
Lorced luIene4s eACenulng over num-
pef OF years, during wn1cn Time he
gave attention to matters within the
Cnlte States-but has returned to
sonora and resumed operations there
taking IN nand several important
ente, rllses, and is in the Line City
in The course OF ms business, buying
supplies or his San Fernando mines,
IN tn, Altar district, ne dropped into
The Oasis" office yesterday, and in
cours, CT short conversation the
gent ,eman Stated that he is satisfied
rnat a new era has opened in Mexico
and tnat ne finds everywhere all class
es, Official, commercial and industrial,
Dent upon making the most OF a splen
did opportunity with which Dame Ma
lure Las endowed their lair land. Ali
rcatl.c tlIaU To make Tie most "a
sucn opportunities there must be
Ialge Investments ot 1Crelgn capital,
w cons.Iu. uams and reservoirs 1or
,Iulg?tlon, tC develop mines and re-
uuce ores, to contiuct large commercial
cnterr rises.
In lat line Mr. Seperd related that
lecertiy he attended meeting of the
J.. .erlAcslllo Chamber Of Commerce
which launched program for an ex-
tensivs irrigation project that will
creata d great reservoir and supply
a vast volume of water for irrigation
II the valley of the Sonora river
..oln ti,e vicinity of Ures all the way
% the Gulf Of California. The pro-
.ect r,ntemplates a dam across the
ruertl del Sci, above Ures, which
,;lil back up the flow of water in
yne Canada Ancha, creating re-
serv5ir rivalling that at Roosevelt,
1eclailning body of fine land far
grea5er than that in the Salt River
Valley of Arizona, covered by the
;3oos ev2lt project.
Mr.. Sheperd stated that he had
found officials in the state of Sonora
from Governor Borque1 down, cordial
frank and receptive, ready at all
times tc help in every way possible
and h. says that after close contact
with Governor Borquez he ranks him
as tie equal of any.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

borne out by a remark made to the
Un'tcd Press by a war department
Official who said that the authorities
were still undecided as to whether
OyaL'a should be charged with
trea 20 CIR only with gross cheat. II
the maps are of actual military
value, the former charge will be
brought, but it is thought possible
that they have merely been faxed by
young Oyama, and that he passed off
a bunch of worthless data in ex-
chance for considerable sum Of
money.
The military attache of the Amer
ican embassy states That nothing
whatever is known about any such
transa 'tion either by fim or by his
assoc, >,teS.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
WIZ SHOOTER SENTENCED
NE 10 ZEN YEARS IN PEN

Water MCGEE, OF DetriOt, has been
sentelcoa to from one year to ten In
L.le state penitentiary for shooting
MS vile. MCGEE, a few weeks ago,
return d from Ll4e l1lclllgan city and
repaired to the home OF his wife
neA amp Stepneu d. Little. Dur
ing an alteration which followed, he
in W. at is declared to have been a
jealous rage, beat the woman over
the head with a s1x-shooter then shot
her through the thigh. He pleaded
guilty to assault with deadly weapon.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
7 0 INVESTIGATE
TIbURON ISLAND
AS BASE OF
OPERATION

Ye ,ttrday there arrived from the
capital Of the Mexican Republic, via
Ill Pa>o, Engineers Rafael Sanseco
and Enrique Villalva, attached to tie
Corps Of Engineers of the Mexican
army, and Amanda Ramirez a civil
engineer, who will depart for Hermo-
sillo in the morning.
Mr. Villalva, one of the engineers
named. granted an interview to a re-
preventative of "The Oasis" in which
he stated that the trio have been in
structed by the Secretary of War and
Marines, of Mexico, General Gales to
proceed to the shortest time possible
to Ti6Lren Island in the Gulf of Cal
ifo MA. and determine if it. is advis-
able t. use the island as a base of op-
! eratiolf, against the Cantu aevolt
in Lower California, the plan being
to bring the troops to the island
which is close to. the Sonora shore of
. the Gulf. and embark them in steam
ers to be conveyed up the Gulf as
far as possible, at some convenient
/ harbor, where they will be disembark-
ed al marched to their objective
poiut.
The commission is 70 make surveys
/ and 'ike solndings, to determine
whether there is depth of water at
any p)lnt along the shore of the is
! land, III sheltered location, that
will I:rrmit anchorage and loading
with nIen and freight, vessels of the
/ magnitude necessary for such opera
ton. and the same work is to be
carried on a. the harbor selected on
tne the Lower California shore.
A Fart of the work assigned is to
observe conditions in Lower California
and fiDo the most feasible route to
follow for an expedition and report
upon the same, between the port Sc
lected for Decentralization (probably
Mexi': li) and avoid as far as pos
sib!r desert routes, without water,
and Iifficuit to travel.
The commission is equipped with
all instruments and appliances neces-
sary Tor carrying on the work pro-
Jectet including Instruments, sound
ing depths, seXtants, compasses, tran
sits, levels and all other necessary
tools to be utilized in wartime work.
The engineer bamed stated that
upon their return the commission
would give I'll information not in
com'atible with the interests of the
Mexican government, for use of "La
Prem "a Engineer Villalva thought
TIE commission would he able to conf
Dlete its labors in fifteen or twenty
days.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
LINE"
FINA meier
is JAILED
(Unlteu Press .Servlce)

BO;'iUN, Aug. Iz.-Cnarles Ponzi,
"DuoCCl basket millionaire" formal
iy surrendered TO the teCeral autnori-
Ties 1uuay. Ponzi's actloncame when
C44e s,ate authorities we've about to
pla,c MN unuer arrest ON a charge
vi larceny. He furnished $4,000
bailan' was released. The federal
charge made, was using the mail Co
defraud.
Bank Commissioner Allen declared
that lie Hanover Tdust Company,
which he seized yesterday, probably
was wiped out. The capitalization
of the concern was $4,000,000.
Ponzi conducted practically all Of
his financial operations through that
company. He held a large share Of
stock in the institution.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
NABS ALLEGED SMUGGLER

Customs Inspector Al Scharff cele-
brat. his return from a vacation
passed in Texas and Tennessee by
capturing C. Martinez charged with
smuggling. Martinez was placed in
the county jail last night to await
a. hearing.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
.MANSELL-lNCOLN FIGHT
.P0STP0N D; BOYS WILL
Get TOGETHER TONIGHT

Owing to the incelmency of the
of tne weather, the 10 round bout be"
twee Harry Mansell, the British
pantan. and Ralph Lincoln, which
was 10 have been held last night be-
Iure the Montezuma Athletic Club,
mas Teen postponed until tonight.
eo'. boys are in rade fettle for
the contest and the days delay has
inly whetted their desire to tangle
with one another.
OWING to the excellent showing
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION

The Santa Cruz County Fair Board
OF Directors have called meeting at
the T;.ir ground this evening, Friday
August 13, 1920 at 500 o'clock at
Sol, ita.
The call recites tina: at the last
meeting it was agreed tentatively tO
hold one day picnic instead of the
usual three day Fair, and to prepare
to transfer the County Fair in the
luturc to some spot near Nogales.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
ATTEMPT IS MADE
TO ASSASINATE
CREEK PR EM|ER
UNITED Press Service)

PANS, Aug. 12-Aa attempt was
made TO assassinate Premier Veni-
zelos. cf Greece here today. The
att.t;k' on the premier was made
1T il tns STation where he was pre-
parice to take a train. Two bullets
struck his shoulder and side. Early
repcrts were that the wounds were
not believed serious. A Greek Of
iicer and another unidentified man
are believed to have fired the shots
from lie crowd
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
RAIN DELIGHTS RANCHERS

R,rchers Of Santa Cruz county are
jubi ant over the splendid rainfall
Of las evening, according to reports
from vadious points of the county.
Crops and grazing lands are said to
have been materially aided by the
downtour. Cattlemen of Sonora also
rep >rt wonderful benefits to the
sansses.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

made by Mansell against Lincoln in
tl4eir last meeting here, the British
er is slight favorite in the betting
number of wagers, having been made
yesterday with Manseil on the long
emil Of the betting.
Matchmaker Harold Brown, of the
Mon.czuma Club, announced last
niggrs that all seats sold for last
nights contest would be recognized
tonight. -,~
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
EARLY END OF CANTU REVOLT
SEN BY GOVERNOR BORQUEZ

E..veynor Flavio A. Borquez, OF
Sono Il. departed last night for Her.
mosllip afte~ a brief stay across the
inc. The Sonora Governor express
ed h;r1self as confident that the Can
tu leiellion would be suppressed
witlin a short time, thus bringing
hamrcny to all Of the Mexican Re-
pub:
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
INTERNATIONAL LINE
MAY Be CLOSED DOWN
Omitted Press Service)

Los ANGELES, Aug. 12.-Whi1e
warllkc preparations continued in
Lower California in expectation Of
the arrival of Mexican federal troops,
General Pablo Gonzalez was schedul-
ed~uo arrive here tonight for con-
ference with local leaders.
FeGeral troops have embarked from
Mazat an and should reach Ensenada
by Saturday: it Is reported. Wheth
er Cantu will attempt to make n
stand at Ensenada or ccnflne his de-
fense tc Mexicali has not been learn
ed. Strong federal forces are re-
portcd to be at San Luis, Sonora, in
readiness for a campaign against
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

A new arrival in Nogales is Mr..
Marsha. South, from Douglas, who
has been connected there with the
quartermaster service, U. S. A, but
has separated himself from that and
is seeking a location.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
AMFkiCAN RAILWAY EXPRESS
ASKS RATE INCREASE
tUnlted Press Service

tOnlteu tTeSS DerVlceD
WASHINGTON, Aug. .12.-The
American Railway Express Company
has made application to the Inter
state Commerce Commission for an
increa.r of iates TO cover the recent
awalG in wage increases of its en-
plU. es.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

"TA<" Wallace, is Nogales visit
or &, m Mazatlan, where he is en-
gaeed in the contracting business,
furni hing ties to the Southern Paci-
fic of Mexico railroad. j..
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
Woman Under Arms
To Defend Warsaw
tUnlted Press Service)

WA.,SAW, Aug. I2.-Columns Oh
,.aeu N.Unien nIdLCned trough InS
,ulee,s vi WalsslW to-day, announcing
,ncy would tight the Russians W
>.oaun. Some mad only a revolver
,.,.1e tL.ier Carried rifles and Sabers.
.uaily o4d men ana youtns have gone
" ueylnses beng established near
.i,e ..:,y where t1ey are awaiting the
oolshevIki invauers. Leon Irotsky,
ked Far Minister, reported to have
arrived at Bial5tok, ready to LEAD
lie Russian army in its final drive
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
ior y arsaW.

ior y arsaW.
WAt.SAW via LONDON, Aug. II.
Poland must defend itself to the
end, apurning any Bolsheviki offer
of a d,shonorable peace, the council
of defense declared in a manifesto.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

Fee, Carruthers, superintendent of
the ,'niaed States Graphite Company,
at La Colorado, Sonora, is NogaIes
VISIT. ;
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

At the Court House yesterday a
Mevictn woman was incarcerated for
having penetrated a vicious assault
upon her sister.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
MexiCalI.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 12.-No one
seems 20 know how tight the inter-
national border will be closed at Tia
Juans following receipt by the Unit
ed States immigration. authorities
here Ct a telegram from the Depart
lnent Of State.
"The, Department of State desires
that Ncu restrict permits to people
going to Mexico to those having
legitimate business in that country
the telegram read.
"'Ihe rule has been enforced be-
ginning with today" said Dan Kuy-
kendale, head of the immigration SER
vice kcre.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

E1ward Bethel, well known mer-
chant of Patagonia, is in from the
mining town on business.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

Oscar Ashbuln, County Supervis-
or fl m Patagonia, is a nogales Wis
itor.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
TWO FREED ON BAIL

joe Castillo and Alexandra Grgalva
both charged with statutory crimes,
have been given their liberty on bail
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

Mr. and Mrs. Chadles Northcroft,
Of p,;agonia, were Nogales visitors
yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
BAND CONCERT WILL
BE HELD THIS EVENING

The concert to have been given in
the I Pa4k last night by the 25th
Inf -rtrv Band was postponed until
tonight on account of rain.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13

Harry Riggs, cattleman of Pata-
gonia. is a Nogales visitor.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
II 4 N j S Off
u. S. POLICY
IN POlA N D

Lt'NDUlN, Aug. 14.-briJain and
Trance nave SpnC over the question
Il 0W to co4AJat Ilussian DolshevIll.
A--e BritISn Lou~y were attempting
% clCae the brl.... A note was re-
eive1 at t4-e french Foreign Office
N which tire BdltISh declared the two
governments should continue closely
n t,-operta1on while their present
ifference is in adjustment. Condi-
tioas i'll all Allied Diplomacy by the
French extending recognition to Gen.
eral W.angel anti-Bolshevini leader
in Crlmea and by Britain advising
The Poles to accept Bolshevlki peace
terms eccording to dispatches. When
Premier MlIerand, heard that Lloyd
Geodge had advised the Poles to ac..
cept Bolsleviki terms he told the cab
met II was in violation of the agree
AhSALt ouuttCIl ulodppCetIGIlC0 Ol LQ6
French-British laison came as a sup
prise to Washington officials, who ex.
pressed tie fear tIIat France and
3ritain would go it alone hereafter,
whicn would mean that the western
Drrler against the spread of Bolshevikl
mad been weakened. Official Wash
ington attitude is Hands Off" for
tne Fdesent, until it is seen whether
the differences could be patched up.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-Premiers Mil
ieran and Lloyd George will meet In
Bolo.,ne Sunday, the Evening Stand
lrd 'ieclared today and probably take
up tn situation created by the French
n recobnizing General Wrangels
anti-Pl isheviki government without
British acquaintance.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-13
NOTICE

SUBSCRIBERS in Nogales receiving The
Daily Morning Oasis by carrier and the boy fail
ing to deliver before o'clock A. M, any day. are
requested to phone 52W., and the missing copy
will be sent from the office.