davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
sd taxi zSsanych

isa tax zxanych lsontraktnycll
.robotnikov .lAvsak styri roxy ne.
,,slxorsie, v rolkll 1868 tento zakon
boil zrusenY, lebo mnollo prist' a
hoNalcov prislo do. Amerilsy. v
,tento cas- zacafo al prist'ahovanie
sssa prvych Slovakev do Ameriky,
a. to- hlavne 20 stolic vychodnych.
FCartery zalozenych kostolnych or
ganizacii s1 toho najspol' ahIvej-
Sim svedectvom.
/ V roku 1874 statny department
Inariadil vysetrenie. ktore odkrylo
sponvinu istch podriadenych L.
Tradov v Anglii talk i ncinkovanic
istej zidovskej organizacie v Ber-
line, ba sameho kantonu Argo-
vie Svajciarsku ze pomahali a
| podporovali vyst' ahovanie sa 20
brakov, zlocincov l'udi slabomy-
selnych do Spojenych Statov.
t Nasledkom rastncej pralSse eu-
ropskych statov poslat' do Anne
riky zivly ktorych sa chcely po-
zbavit', najvyssi sud (Suprema
ECourt) vyniesol vyrok, v ktorom
| vyhlasil "a nekonstitucne (neza.
Fkonite) vsetky statne zakony pri
st 'ahovaleck6 ich konesna iipra:
va bola ponechana federalnym ii
radon. "
AZ V roku 1882 novy prist 'aho
valecky zakon boil vyneseny, kto
ry zamedzil prist 'ahovanie sa cu
dzfch zlocincov, l'udi sialenych
blbcov osoby, ktore by mohl..
padniit' na tarclu >vercjnej. de
brocinnosti.>,V tom samom rols
4 Dol al vyneseny zakon, ,~ktory IA
kazal prist 'ahovanie sa do Anne
riky Cinanov inych asijskycI
plemien vynimajuc Japoncoy, KIT
\ ri tomto zakone osobitne memo
vani neboli. Tento zakon NAL list
administrative nedostatky a be
doplneny zakonom. 4 roku 1897
ktory vo viacerych OIL 'adoch be
dokonalejsi lepsie zodpoveds
poziadavkam dolby. Dl'a toho ri
= Roma boly dopravne spolocnos'
zodpoxedne "a dopravu osob po
zakonom tymto 70 Spojenych st;
tov vylticcnych a musely takyc
! prist 'ahovalcov na. vlastne iltrat
, odviezt' na miesto, Odkiap ic
boly priviezly. ZalSenom Il rok
1907 zrusene.h haly ysetkx pred'
: Sic ustanovenia sprist 'ahovale'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
cHcRTE; B4vAT Ma PBKNEJ
uLICl A MAT FAJNYCH
sUsEDoN?

-, Predam lacno MOI stavebny pozemok,
vel kosti 50x1I6.4 ma jednej najkraj-
sich uic: Youngstownu, pri Mahoning
Ave. Ohio Works karach, blizko Mill
Creek parku len tri mindty pesi ku
krasnemu Glacier jazeru. Hodi sa W.
borne pre- slovenskd evanjeickd rodinu,
lebo evanj. kostol je len ma par mint
ch6dze, ale ho moze klpit' al katolicka
rodina a nikdy neobanuje. Lot je row.
ny, utica asfaltova, vsetky "*improve'
mcnty" vyplatene do centa. Este je ME
neskoro pustit' sa do stavby. o podrob.
ne vysvetlenie piste alebo prid 'te dc
rcdakcie. NJ. Mraz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
1I2 AKRA ZEME A. 7 IZBOVY
DOM v MESTE MA PREDAJ.

Vel'ky 7 izbovy dom, kupelna,
fornes, vodu a elektr. mono "a
West, gaz V dome, vel 'ka barna,
.cimendovana pivnica i pol a.
kra narozneho, pozemku, ktory
amozno ma Lofty popredat' "a dobru
fccnu par rokov. Tento majetok
preda Sd cely alebo len pozenok
tCena nizka, do5na prilezitost' "a
robit' vel'ke peniaze buducno.
sti. Hast sd treba Il. M. Mraza
" redakcii) o d d'alsie podrob,
nosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
JOZEF M. KUNDUS
sLovENsKY MUzsKY KRAJCfR
139 East Federal st.

Druhy floor, cislo izby S a 6.
-. Telefon $1,000.
Nam. tie najkrajsie latky ma vyber
20 najnizsej csne. Ceny oblekov alebo
ssrchnikov sd, cd $50 vyse.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
uRADal1k zpRkVY
slovenskej Lfgy ' Amerike.
AMERIKA a RRIeIAHOWAI.Er
CTV0.
Pise O. D. Koreff.

&
Odpor voci prist ahovalcom,
ktory sa tax zjavne ukazuje odIl
zaklncenia svetovej vojny, neni
tax noveho datumu ako by sa ma /
prvy pohl'ad zdalo. Doba koloni-
zacna, ktora pocala za6iatkom Sc
demnasteho storocia a koncila sa |
zaGiatkom devatnasteho storocia
ncvykazuje ami privel'ky pocct]
kolonistov, ami zvlaStnu roznost
v ich narodnostnom alebo plemen-
nom slozeni. Tato perioda je ma
,plnena bajom medzi anglickym
a francuzskym zivlom jednei
strany, a medzi anghckym a Spa
nielskym zivlom na druhej strane
o nadvladu ma severe -americkei|
pevnine s konecnyni vysledkom, zc
anglicky zivel wit 'azil a dal PRIV
p6vo1nym trinastim osadam q
koloniam omen raz anglickych u
stanovizni, ktore sa do dnesnehos
diaa. udrzaly ktore su zalSladnl-
mi kamenanri, na ktorych. spociva
budova SpojenJch. Statov.
Premena- vyroby rucnej, vop W.
robt strojovu al premenila hosr
podarske pomery nielen v'Euro,
pc, ale v Amerike. Vynalezy no
Yych strojov, parnej lokomotiyy
a parolodi, daily podnet kn rych;t
kjscj doprave alo al ku rozmno-
2enej vyrobe. Starry poriadok hos
podarsky, ktory Dol presiel no.
VII dobu "a stredoveku, presiel ra
dikalny mi zmenami. Vit'a 'azne "a
kl1cenie revolucie zabezpecilo A
merike politicku slobodu. Prirod-
ne bohatstvo a pokrok technicky
pezvol ma 1zmenilY AmerilSu 70
Statu zemedelskeho v stat pnielny-
selny. Ale ME len to. Europa vzdy
pozcrala ia Ameriku ako Ma "a
81 ilbcnn zem, kan mono poslat
nadbNtok l'udskych pracovnych
sil. TAX sd. stalo, ze do Ameriky
prichadzali prist 'ahovalci Z Euro
py vzdy vo vacsom pocte. Rok
pred vypuknutim svetovej vojny,
.e1913 .doss Ameriky prichadzalo
blizko jedcn a pol miliona prist a
hovalcov. Ako prist 'ahovalci kto-
rcjkol'vek periody boil vitani V
Amerike, ukazem V nasledujdcich
datach.
Cd sameho pociatku jestvova-
MIA Spojcnych Statov, v tax zva-
nych clankoch konfederacnych,
kazdy vol ny obyvatel' Dol vita
nym - vynimajuc "zobrakov, tu-
lakov a uprchlikov pred spravedl-
most 'ou.' Tieto vynimky staly sa
nutnymi preto, re Anglia poslala
do AmerilSy znacny pocet cudzo-
zcmcov, ale al preto, re pojedne
farnosti V Anglii zaplatily mno-
hym "a svojich chudobnych farni-
kov Ia preplavku do Ameriky, ably
sa ich tax raz na vzdy zbavily.
w roku 1856 poslala vlads
Spojenych Statov, protest mini
strovi zahranicnych zalezitosti An
glie. ponevac sa zjavne ukazalo
ze Anglia toto posielanie cobra
kov zlocincov do Ameriky napo
maha. Ale hned' IA samom pc
ciatku narodnej samostatnosti no
vel republilSy javl sa- snaha zame
dzit pristup do Ameriky tried
hospodarsky odviskej a telesn
chatrnej.
Nutnost' yytyorenia neziadi
cich prist 'ahovalcov ukazuje sd u
roku 1888, kcdy sovseobecneni
paroplavby pozbayuje preplayb
ccz ocean. predoslej hrozy, a. via
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
Drobn& ohlaslx
FARMY A MEsTsKE MAJETKY
sLoyAC1 RoZoR.!

sLoVAc1 RozoR!
My sme jedini slovenski vyraba-
teia sladkych napojox East
Youngstown, Ohio. My vyrabame
"soft drinks kazdeho druhu. Ma
Sc ceny su mike. V pade potreby,
telefonujte 5O897 0 svoie potrcby.
EAST Y0UNGSToWN
BOTTLING WORKS
100 - 18th Street. a
My posl1zime ku, svadbam, krsti,
nam a vselijakym zabayam ban
ketom. Rychla obsluha. -,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
BOTTLING WORKS
DO. RKNTU PARMA

Da sd do rentu vel'ka 1861 a.
krova farma v Coitsville Town
ship, 5 pol mile Cd Youngstown
ia miernu cenu, ma .tri aleb1o pat
rokov. Haste sa izbe c. 204 Fe.
deral Bldg. .Telefon 32557. :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
FARAGA MA PRkDAJ

1876 akrev, 60 akrov dreva ma pilu
a rastdei les, 16, izboyy dom, mastal,
krava, k6n, tekuta voda, zem rovna.
Je to fajna farma na statok a m6ze
byt kipena "a. cenu len domu ma. far
me. Piste: p. e, Wood, TownviliA Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
HE'ADANEE

dievGa alebo stredneho veku. zenu
pre- vseobecnu domacu pracu. Mu-
81 byt' spol'ahliva. Hast sa tre-
ba v {. 1917 Selma Ave-, Telefon
3-2473.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
FARMY Ma PREDAJ ALEBO
Ma ZAMENU.

ked' chcete kupit' alebo zamenit'
svoj mestsky majetok "a farmu, ohlaste
sa mas. My obchodujeme majetkami
kazdeho druhu.
BURkHOLDER & MELLINGER
COG HOME SAVINGS & LOAN BLDG.
TelefOn 66970
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10

ss, .akroy d9bre; .obrobenVch, Pc
kna zasoba' dreva. debre farnar-
ske strojes 3 ,kone. a celia daoda
;iae $. kipes,, Kaz9.leho, druhu oxor
.cina.. Kto chce kdpit' ,dobru far.
mu, necls sa ma kazdN pad. hlaa o
d'alsie informaeie. Mozem zaane
nit al "a, mestsky majetok.
:; j.. A. BROWN, msjitep
1886 Loveland Road
r. ID. 4, Youngstown, Ohio
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
.'utlf 81 tcafA do Aneriky.

Il
mialsov v Irsku vypukol tam hla-
donor. vtedy do Amerily prislo
lrcanop blfzko jedeni pol Mill
ona. Pc revol1cii Y Nemecltu v
rekll 1S4S vaGsf pocet Nemcov 50
prist 'ahoYalo do. Amefiky. Zpocia-
tku sa tieto diva zivly prist 'aho-
valcov nedobre znasaly. Ircania
znali angliclsy $ tym ich lxarakte-
.ristiokym prizvukom. Ncnlci ang-
.Iicky ncvcdeli. Kazda 2 tfch grdp
prist 'ahovalcckych sa usadila V,
.istych stvrtiach q tvorila osady,
ktort sa lisily od tych, kde byvali
tlomorodi Amerikani. Odpor voci
tymto novoprislym prist 'ahoval-
com kriStalizoval sa, V nativiz-
mus
V zasade tento nativizmus'
stal ma nasledujlcom stanovisku:
Clovek v cudzine rodeny je ME
stici "a obcana Spojenych. Statov,
k,Im nevytrel kazdu stopu. zaujmu
pre-, krajinu, z ktorej Dol povodne
prisiel. D'alej Glen rimsko- -katoli-
ckej cirkve je ME siici "a obeana,
lebo je zaviazany k poslusnosti
vladarovi mimo Ameriky byvajil-
,eemu (papezovi). Tieto zasady ma
tivizmu sd dosiaP javily v kazdom
pohNbe voci cudzincom, a takmer
kazdX zakon namereny proti GU
dzincolh ma daiakeho nativistu "a
'ls,a ot,n4 Qapor veei cndzincom sa
kmesne vykrystalizoval pohyb
hpplitiaky *z,mmy pod menom -,
KnoWnothings'' (nevedomci) -
talk nazvanychs preto, ze drzali v
tajnosti svoju organizaciu jei
ciele voci nezasvatenym osobam s
Ma dane i'm otazky odpovedali, "ze
neueaia. Tento pohyb nabyl maj,
vacsieho vplyvu okol0 roku 1854
Ale styri roxy neskorSie zmizol
. S povrchu politickeho jestvovania,
Medzitym Amerika sd blizila pc
riode vyvoja, ktora vyvrcholila '
obciansku vojnu (1S6l-1S65.)
Otazka zamestnania. ciernycl
otrokov statoch severnych stala
sa palcivou. lebo severne staty 50
viac viae vyvijaly po. strank.
priemyslovei kdezto staty JUNE
-zostaly zemedelslsxmi. Jednaks
hnani otazkou humanitnou, jed
max OIL 'adov hospodarskych, es
ponenti myslienlSy osvobodenia O.
trokov cim d'alej tym hlasnejsie
ziadali zrusenie otroctva. Hlavnc
ale novy sposob vyroby potrebo,
val ku svojmu. rozvoju robotni.
kov, ktori by okrem svojho platu
nemali ineho naroku voci svojim
zamestnavatel 'om. Otroka bolo
treba chovat' jeho zdravie bolt
dolezitym zaujmom jeho pana
choreho otroka bolo treba liecit
opatrovat'. VoGi vol MENU ro
botnikovi priemyslovemu takych
to zavazkov nebolo. V tom lei ro;
diel medzi zaujmami priemyslo
veho severn zemedelskeho juhu
Rozpor tento vyvrcholil snah'
statov juznych odtrhn1t' sd OF
Statov severnych a vysledok bo}
obcianska vojna, vojna medzi bra
mi, v ktorej severne staty zvit a
zily a ME len Re donutily JUN
staty aby zostaly vo. svazlu Spe
icnych Statov, ale al ciernych {
trokov osvobodily., v tel same
dobe vidime, re sa nazory na pr
a st 'ahovalectvo zmenily a v kol
q gresnom dokumente citame: sc
tvorme dokoran dvere: tejto \,
publiky a povolajme vsetkych
= tlaGcnych a. svobodu nilujacic
Il l'udi kazdeho naroda. II.
IL V roku 1864 kongres prijal z;
6 kon, ktory dovolil prist ahovani
=. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10

AA4ASSS DgVnINNA@sO~1 D@AUSSA-SA f11'--@5~
a yzornii ol,slllhu
eaa RsnMee1 Apss Ielsfon. 766Sa
Do1R& FARl6Y. MA. PREpAJ
35 akrox, dobra budovy, North
Jackson, "a $500.
so akrov pri AustintoWn, dobre
budovy, $4,000.
q akrov pri Austintown, MET
budov, $500.
lao akrov, vyb6rne budovy, v
North jackson, "a $1,000.
Ked' chcete k1pit dajaku far.
mu,. prid'te do nasej .kancelarie
a, my Vam vd'acne ukazeme roz;
mantle farmy a predame ma l'ah.
Ike podmienky.,**, t,e J
r. G.xVASU g. co.
international Bank Bldg.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1924-07-11
COUPLE MARRIED
AT LAKE TAHOE

With their altar the blue waters of
Lake Tahoe, II. Summer Stockwell of
Carson and Helen M. Cowan of
Flushings, N. Y, were married at
Lincoln Park, south of Cave Rock at
the lake, Friday afternoon, Rev. R.
H. Thompson of Reno, instructor at
the University of Nevada.
The ceremony was performed at
four o'clock on the property of the
Roy-Crowell summer home, reports
the Carson Appeal. Mr.. and Mrs.
August Berning, Jr., attended the
bridal couple, the ceremony being at
tended by numbr of friends. Later
they enjoyed boat ride around the
lake and partook of a wedding sup
per at the Glenbrook Inn.
The bride arrived Friday morning
from the East, but the groom has
been at the lake for the past few
months engaged in the erection of
buildings for the boys summer camp.
He was formerly employed in the
state highway drafting room in Car
son.
They will make their home at the
lake for the summer.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1924-07-11
new OUTBREAK
STOCK DISEASE

Because of new outbreak of the
foot and mouth disease in Tuolumne
county among a herd of $500 head of
stock, the quarantine on the Nevada
line adjoining Mono and Alpine coun-
ties, has been frightened and every
precaution is again being taken to
prevent the spread of the disease in
to this state. The new outbreak, ac-
cording to reports, is at Cow Creek,
bit eight or ten miles from the AL
pine county line. It is also about
forty miles from ranges in Mono
county where Carson Valley farmers
have la ge numbers of cattle grazing.
A road from the infected district leads
into Nevada and cattlemen of this
vail Y are endeavoring to have the
off 'cials of Mono county close this
highway to travel Fred Settelmeyer
to Bridgeport Wednesday to
further appeal to the board to make
steps in this direction.
h NV outbreak, as far as Ne
vada is concerned, is the most dam
ge Gus thus far reported. With but
~ so miles dividing the infect
d triot with that where Nevada
sto k S being ranged, makes the
Cd on exceedingly alarming.
Dr. Baker reports that every pre-
autiou Is being taken to guard
ag n't the spread of the sease in
to this state, and he is informed by
DR.. Records, head Of the Nevada
quarantine commission, that the fumi-
cation stations at Topaz Lake, Sweet
water and on the Alpine county line
are functioning under the complete
meaning of the Governors procla-
nation issued early during the out
break. DR.. Baker, contrary to an ar
ticle published in Reno newspaper,
has not been relieved of his quaran-
tine duties by the board of county
commissioners engaged in quarantine
work in this county.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1924-07-11
INDIAN TRIBES
TOBE HONORED

Official certificates bearing the per-
sonal signature of President Coolidge
and the great seal of the United
States, are to be formally presented
to the Piute, Shoshone and Washoe
Indian tribes of Nevada in recogni-
tion of the enlistments which they
supplied to the nation during the
world war, says the Gazette. The cer-
tificates, which express gratitude of
the nation, are now being prepared
and will be delivered at an early date.
Each will be enclosed in metal con-
tainer and will be presented to an
Indian, selected by the respective
tribes, who will be requested to hand
it down to posterity.
According to ]. T.. Jenkins, direct
ing head of the Indian service in this
district, the three tribes mentioned
supplied about one hundred young
men to the American army, many of
them serving in France.
In all probability the presentations
will be made by representative of
the government from Washington at
separate meetings to be held by the
three tribes in this state.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1924-07-11
HUMAN WRECKS
AT REX SUNDAY
BY MRS. WALLACE REID

with the appalling information
that there are more than a million
narcotic addicts in this country to-
day and that tide of addiction is
rising swiftly in this and other ma
tions isn't it high time we did some
thing eoncrete-something worth
while-to stem the onrush of the
dread beast that harnesses humanity
and spreads misery in its wake?
"Unless immediate action is taken
by those empowered by law to take
such action, no child will be safe
from the avarice of the dope ped
dler.
"Emboldened by the protection
they have enjoyed from unscrupu-
lous politicians these beasts of prey
are venturing to the very school
house itself. The school house, pride
of our vaunted civilization, at the
mercy of dope venders! Imagine
that and then ask yourself what you
are going to do to assist in this
worldwide movement to check the
spread of addiction.
We uHutitooh lit VI
Human Wreckage' for the great
purpose-TO MAKE THE PEOPLE
THINK.
"Once we arouse the forward
thinking men and women of this
country to deep thought on the mat
ter of the dope problem, we are cer-
tain to get the sort of concerted AC-
TI0N the situation so desperately
requires.
at is not for me to reveal the
horrors of dope addiction. 1t is not
for me to reveal the personal ordeal
through which have passed. But
it Is for me to beseech every man,
woman and child to do his or her
NIT to max our campaign a success.
Only by such concerted action can
we make any appreciable headway
in our efforts to slay the Beast of
Narcotics"
This picture will be filmed at Rex
theatre Sunday night.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1924-07-11
BAD ACCIDENT
ON KINCSBURY

Mrs. Dorothy Lucas of San Fran
cisco, was seriously injured and three
other passengers were more or less
bruised up when Dodge Coupe,
driven by Sol Reuben of San Fran
cisco turned over on the Kingsbury
grade late Sunday evening.
Mr.. Reuben was accompanied by
the night clerk at Reno, whose name
was not ascertained, Mrs. Lucas and
woman friend Just below what is
known as the Old Sawmill, they
turned out for car that was going
up the grade. After the machine
passed Reuben started on his down.
ward journey. The front wheel,
according to reports, struck a rock,
and the driver lost control of the
machine which dashed against a large
rock protruding from the bank, and
the car upset in the middle of the
road. Mrs. Lucas was partly thrown
through the door and was caught
beneath the overturned machine.
Soon after the accident Lloyd Dar-
by and party of friends happened
along on their return from Lake Ia
hoe and gave first assistance. Mr.
and Ms. Wright of Minden also
were on their way home from Lake
Tahoe and brought the four occu-
pants of the car to Minden. The
two women were placed in the Car
son Valley hospital of this place and
DR.. Van Den Berg called. He found
Mrs. Lucas to be suffering from a
pelvic fracture and other internal in
juries. Her parents, residing in Smith
Valley were notified and they arrived
in Gardnerville Monday afternoon and
took the injured woman to Reno.
The Dodge coupe, in which the
four people were riding, was brought
to Gardnerville. The right door was
torn off, the front axle bent ant
twisted and the side of the cal
caved in.
The road where the accident oc
Cured is at one of the most dan
gerous points on the grade and hat
the machine gone over the embank
ment, all four passengers would have
undoubtedly been killed.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1924-07-11

portaton widening the travels of 80
per cent of the people and as result
Lake Tahoe with its glorious settings
as summer resort section, came in
to its own. The old-timer marveled
at the changes and the vast number
of people that he found on his old
stamping ground, destined by his
predictions to become wilderness
after the loggers had done their stuff.
Again he found that nature was at
work covering the scars made by the
loggers, and instead of finding acres
and acres of cut-over land, he found
thousands upon thousands of young
pine trees rising their branches to
spread shade and companionship of
the great outdoors to the vast num-
ber of people that now make annual
trips to Lake Tahoe.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1924-07-11
FEDERAL CASES
ON INCREASE

Rapid increase in the business of
yada district is shown in the report
of George Springmeyer, United
States attorney, for the fiscal year
ended June 30, which was completed
Saturday, the Reno Gazette says.
Three hundred and forty-seven Grim
inal proceedings were terminated
during the year as against 320 the
previous year. Four hundred and
twenty new criminal cases were COM
menced between June 30, 1923, and
June 30, 1924.
Pleas of guilty entered during the
wear numbered 276. There were 28
convictions at trials and eight ac-
cquittals. Twenty-six cases were
nolle pressed, nine were quashed or
otherwise dropped.
At the close of the year 1873 GRIM
inal cases were pending as compared
with 10 pending at the close of the
previous fiscal year. Fines aggregat-
ing $76,425.0l were imposed upon
pleas of guilty or convictions and of
tnlS dflOuiil Htit dIludl-
ly collected. Collection of Sl,088.51
also was made in fines imposed the
previous year.
The number of civil vases COM
meneed to which the government was
a party during the period was 155.
Ninety civil actions were terminated,
rs of which resulted in judgments
for the United States and one in
Judgment against the United States.
Fourteen civil cases were dismissed
or otherwise disposed Of. At the
close of the year, eighty-seyen civil
cases were pending as compared
with twenty-one pending at the close
of the previous year. Judgments and
costs for the government amounted
TO S4,32S.89.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1924-07-11
By OLD ROCKS

Mineral is indispensable. Mineral
is the basis of civilization. Mineral
rescued the race from cliff and cave
and Jungle, and advanced it to realms
beyond and planes above the stone
age and hammer, the forked pole for
a pillow, and man chasing with a club
for a mate in the wilderness. Elimi-
nate mineral from the world and
what would happen to agriculture,
manufacturing and commerce?
Never again let mankind scott,
spurn or ignore mining 1t is the
foundation industry of the ages,
motor of advancement, hope of the
future. And nowhere on earth has
nature provided richer deposits of
the base and preci5as minerals, or
of higher grade than in this world
famous Comstock belt, involving a
lavishly mineralized area of $50
miles long by 40 miles wide, and
embracing the Comstock, the world s
greatest and richest mine. And no
where else is there greater certainty
of other Comstocks and their long
rosters of names of people suddenly
elevated from poverty or moderate
means to great wealth.
The Comstock is only the begin
ming. Within view of that premier
producer of values closely approach
ing one billion dollars, are other
ledges as large and equally as prom
ising.
Slumbering beneath the GRANTEES.
porphyries, andesites, rhyolites and
hines, and amid that weird and pic
turesque flock of extinct volcanoes
of Alpine county, California, are bo-
nanzas that will one day amaze the
world
Overlooking Gardnervile in the
"richest little valley on the globe"
in the Pine Nut range, are fortunes
untold, awaiting the energy of steel
and powder to remove them from
their subterannean treasure caskets.
Cresting the range repose the
Longfellow, War Horse, Winters,
Mineral Hill and other deposits. On
the Western slope such prolific ledges
as Ruby Hill, Veta Grande, Hot
Springs Mountain, Gold Bug, May
Queen, Willard Mcdonald, American
Eagle and others listening for the
signal to profitable activity.
One of the coming spectacular prop
critics of this region is the cele-