Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 5

PAGE FIVE RENO. EVENING GAZETTE. RENO, NEVADA, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1910. Coroner Had No Work Last Month 0 TELL 1 liuelieii You Can Have a MoM COOL SHOPP: PERSONALS I TROUBLES TO as cool and white as a dairy. No smell, no smoke, no heat, no dust.

No old-fashioned contrivances. The A GREAT THE COURT etv TPefet si a zM O. 99 At ine Dig store lomgi "Last month' said Justice of the Peace and Acting Coroner Lee J. Davis to a Gazette man, "is the first month in the history of the state during which there were no coroner's cases." "How do you account for that?" "I have only one theory," re- plied the judge, "and that is that the people were so excited over the prize fight that they forgot their troubles and postponed car- rviRg out any suicidal intentions until atter the Fourth." Oil Cook-stoVe The July Clearance Sale Is On George Rufus Shipman, Formerly of Staten Island, Says Wife Deserted Him is the latest practical, scientific cook-stove. It will cook the most elaborate dinner without heating the kitchen.

Boils, bakes, or roasts better than any range. Ready in a second. Extinguished in a second. Fitted with Cabinet Top, with collapsibls MOVED THE FURNITURE INTO ANOTHER FLAT c53t5 'in 'ii Burglary Case Is Set for Trial win 1 X.m-BETTER THAN fcVfcFUifff 1 mi jj ismv 4Mmmnni: Robert J. Scott Wedded Woman of His Choice and Then Came West She Now Refuses to Live With Him rests, towel rack, and every up-to-date feature imaginable.

You want it, because it will cook any dinner and not heat the room. No heat, no smell, no-smoke, no coal to bring in, no ashes to carry out. It does away with the drudgery of cooking, and makes it a pleasure. Women with the light touch for pastry especially appreciate it, because they can immediately have a quick fire, simply by turning a handle. No half-hour preparation.

It not only is less trouble than coal, but it costs less. Absolutely no smell, no smoke and it doesn't heat the kitchen. 1 The nickel finish, with the turquoise blue of the enameled chimneys, makes the stove ornamental and attractive. Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners; the 2 and 3-burner stoves can be had with or without Cabinet. Every dealer everywhere; if not at yonri, write for Descriptive Circular to the nearc agency of the Has Anybody Seen Kelly? There's Two of 'Em at Wigwam H.

E. Harris, the man accused of burglarizing the Masters hotel in Sparks today appeared in Judge Onjs court and his case was set for trial for AVednes-day, September 7th, at 10 o'clock. 1L-will be defended by Mayers Luns-ford. A motion for alimony and attorneys fees in the case of Alvin Tatro against Marie J. Tatro, was again before Judg; Orr this morning and after listening to argument Judge Orr ordered that the plaintiff pay to the defendant the sum of $12 per week alimony pending th? outcome of the case and attorneys fees before the case will be heard.

Cautionary Note: Be sure If 'S. you eet this stove see 11 Cautionary Note: Be sur you eet this stove se that the name-plate reads New Perfection." FRANK AND ED REGAN are down from Carson City. SUPERINTENDENT JOE JOSEPHS of the State Orplwns' home last evening accompanied! two of his charges whom he placed5 in charge of the conductor of Xo. 4. They were on their way to relatives at Cherry Creek.

C. II. ASBURY, superintendent of the Stewart institute at Carson City, arrived on last evening's train and continued on to northern California this morning to appraise some Indian' lands. MRS. LINSCOTT, a former Renoile, left last night for her home at P.crkeley after a visit with Mrs.

Fkla Orr. ATTORNEY A. A- HEER left this morning on a trip to Salt Lake and Denver. A. D.

SHAKE returned yesterday from a three months visit, to San Francisco. went away a very ill man, hut is now completely well. C. M. SKILLINGTON of San Francisco is registered at the Golden.

GORDON CAMPBELL, a mining mar of National, is at the MRS S. M. CHAMBERS, r.ccompan-ieii! by Miss Grace Frazer, arrived yesterday from San Antonio, Texas. E- II. LCFTUS of Fresno is at the Golden.

MRS. J. A. ZIEGLER leaves this evening for the coast foi a month's vacation. CHARLES E.

KNOX, the Tonopah mining magnate, is up from Berkeley, lie is inspecting his mining interests throughout the state ami has just re turned from an auto trip to Fs'rvicw. AL ROBERTS of Lakeview, Oregon, is -topping at the Overland. JOE IBERT returned to Tonopah lass night. DR. C.

E. McCAFFERTY of San is a guest at the Overland. D. H. HALLON of San Francisco is at the Overland.

J. B. OLSEN of San Francisco is in town today. EMIL SCHWEISS came in from llina last evening and registered at the Golden. G.

A. ELLIOTT is a visitor from Ogilen. WRIT OF MANDAMUS JEFFF.KSOX CITY, July 'J. The supreme court issued an alternative writ of mandamus -returnable July 19, in the suit ef John W. Halliburton, to compel the secretary of state to place the Republican re-districting constitutional amendment on the offici i I ballot.

Standard Oil Company flncoroorated) i-iiaa Wi A clever pair of Irish comedians 'in one of the most laughable skjits of the day. This team is booked for a week at the Wigwam commencing tomorrow, Sunday. They are simply irresistible, and their fun making power are unlimited. The pair appear in novel costimes and their keen Celtic wit a refreshing change from the ordinary comedy. I 7.

it Ut-; iJU On the ground of desert inn George Rufus Shipman, formerly of Staten Island, N. but at present a resident of Reno, late yesterday afternoon secured a divorce from Mary Frances Shipman, at present residing in Staten Island, X. Y. He testified in Judge Pike's court yesterday that in 1900 his. wife deserted him by moving all of their furniture from their flat into another one and then refusing to allow him to live there and that in 190S he tried to get her to live with him but without avail.

They have four daughters, Florence Elizabeth, now living in Colorado; Gertrude Reed, living in Texas; Elinor Grace, living in Baltimore; Grace Frances, the youngest, still living with her mother and engaged in editorial work in Xew York. The other three are married. SCOTTS ARE DIVORCED Robert J. Scott was yesterday granted a divorce by Judge Pike from HilJ-garde Scott. Scott testified that they were married secretly and that they never lived together when first married but that he came west to seek a fortune in the gold fields and she continued to live with her parents.

He failed to find a fortune in the gold fields of the south and is at present a brakeman for the Southern Pacific. He wrote to his wife sometime ago and asked her to come west and live with him, but s-he 'refused to do so. stating the marriage was a mistake. He stated that they were both living in Burlington, Iowa, and that on June 29, 190 they went to Milwaukee and were married. They then returned to Iowa and the marriage was kept a secret, the bride promising to live with her husband when his financial resources were sufficient for them both.

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HAVE your awnings Phone 212. Their singing 'is also a special feature and the act is one calculated to 'please all. McDonald and Myron, "the D.mly Dancers," will without doubt prove to be the cleverest dancers ever seen in Reno. Three reels of the Litest animated pictures round out st (bill of exceptional merit. Coine early an davoid1 the rush.

by an exr Phone j3tf MATTRESSES made over pert mattress maker for 1890. FOR SALE Xo. 5 Remington typewriter. Used here fight week by a newspaper man. It's now your machine at Phone 713 this evening or Sunday.

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Thirty rooms, modern, elegant" furniture, good lease. Enquire at Hotel Anderson. Sierra near Second. jy9tf His Wife Hit Him With Stove Lifter Notices Filed dy Many Candidates Mayor Stinson and Councilman Sliaber or Sparks left yesterday for Salt Lake City to confer with Southern Pacific offcials relative to concerted action by the city and company the matter of constructing a more adequate sewer system. The puny is the largest user ef the present sewer, which was constructed.

In view of the fact that dumping sewage into the Truckce river will shortly be prohibited, the plan is purchase a sewer farm at the lowest portion of the valley and reconstruct portion of the present system. It is believed that this will cost approximately $40,000. 1 ANY LADY can easily make from. $18 to $23, per week working for me iiictly in her own homo locality. This is bona fide offer one 'Which will pay you to investigate, even if you can "Only spare two hours per day.

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jy9tl The Nevada Press Co PRINTERS PHONE 1212 Reno 11 1 Nev. FOR RENT A three or five room cottage, 12S Stevenson st. jy9t4 FOR RENT Furnished Elm st. 236 j9w FOR RENT Three for housekeeping. rooms furnished 236 Elm st.

j9vv ans' Home Is 2r3 gzrs Orph tS--gg FOR RENT 5 room furnished house, $15, including water; close in. Telephone 164. j3t3 Herbert 1'. Horn today appeared in Judge Pike's court and asked for a decree of divorce from Ella. Horn on the ground of extreme cruelty.

He alleged that they were niarieu' at Woburn on June (, and that she began to treat him in a cruel manner in December, Among other things he testified that she once hit him with stove lifter, often called him insulting names and refused to keep house for him He accused her of being untrue to nim. The decree wa3 granted as prayod for. i Mazuma Postoffice Destroyed by Fire Now Quit? Full Condensed and Combined Statements of The following Ncandidatcs for state, county and township "oilices have already tiled their notices with the coun-ty clerk, who is also a candidate for reelect iuu: Orvillc Sessions, long term commissioner, Republican ticket; John Evann (1) long term commissioner; Cleve Jf. Maker. (D.) attorney general- W.

A. Massoy (II), governor; C. i Fei-rel sheriir; Wm. lU'aru (15), assessor; Hugh Percy of the eaee; Dan 15oyd (R.f. treasurer; V.

II. Stoddard recorder, and auditor; Lee Davis justice of the peace; "William I Kaston lieutenant governor; Brodigan secretary of state; C. II. Mcintosh senator in congress; Frank Williams lieu-leiiant governor; i. Sweeney senator in congress; Orvis King superintendent of public instruction, petitions for nomination must be on file by August 10th.

The primaries "will be held September (i. BANK NATIONAL CAPABLE salesman to cover Nevada with staple line. High commissions, with $100 monthly advance. Permanent position to right Jess. H.

Smith Detroit, Mich. FREE Send postal for Woman's Greatest three months' trial subscription absolutely free. AMERICAN GIRL, 735 Caxton Cleveland, O. jyl AND FOR RENT--Xieely furnished room with bath and phone. Inquire at 5y9w' 118 Elm The State Orphans home is now in such a crowded condition that few ad-oitional children are being received and none that are too young to be able to walk.

Tliis institution has had a most remarkable record. During the eleven years that Mr. and Mrs. Josephs have charge of the school there has not been a. single death, although the attendance averages ninety for that time.

This is ascribed by Mr. Josephs, visited Reno today, to the nourishing food, regular hours of sleep and the large amount of time the children spenti in the open air 1 15 JIN OF NEVADA, SAVINGS unfurnished US Elm st. FOR RENT Four-room Inquire at WANTED -By handy "man, any kind of housecleaning. Gardening. Best Day or week.

reference. 1634. Phone jyt3 LOST Link cuff button with white gold quartz setting xn one side and gold and platinum on other. Reward if returned to Sheriff C. P.

Ferrel. jysw No Arrests Were Made Last Night Of RENO, NEVADA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JST Ladies' handbag on First or Second street, containing money an eyeglasses. Return to Brown, 34 V. Second street. Reward.

tl 3fi one in ursctay, COMSTOCK IS BOOMING Leon M. Hall, consulting engineer for the Comstoek mining companies came down from Virginia City last evening an.l continued on to San Francisco He reports that conditions in the ohi camp have greatly, improved lately and the Ophir is making an exceptionally fine showing- Ore of high grade lias been cut on both the 2300 and 2400 foot levels the Ophir. The width of the ore body has not yet been demonstrated, but It is trending south. Fire starting in the McLean and JXiily store at Mazuma last Tuesday morning completely destroyed the store with a loss of partially covered by insurance. Tlie United' Statesi postoffice.

was in the same building and all of the contents of the same were burned. Mr. McLean was in Reno on Monday to witness the prize fight and returned on Tuesday to learn that his place had been burned. It is believed that the lire was of an incendiary origin and that the place was hnrnea1 by thieves after they had burglarized tue stove and the postoffice. FEDERAL COURT TO OPEN Judge Fanington has returned from his vacation trip to the east and will open.

the session of the federal court in Carson City AJonday morning. CONDON WINS SUIT Judge Tike today rendered a decision in favor of the plaintiff in the case of George W. Condon against the Forum' Publishing company. In 'this case the plaintiff sued for the foreclosure of. a mortgage for $1050 given to him bv the 2,673,854.33 Deposits FOR ONE YEAR National Irrigation Journal THE LEADING MAGAZINE OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD AND THE BOOK Irrigation Guide A complete book of 208 pages on "Irrigated Lands of the United States, Can- Xot single arrest was made ly tie police last night or this morning, with the exception of the two robbery suspects and l'oliee Stanaway did r.ot have a case on his docket- The officer believe that the'y now 'have the city ridt of dangerous characters, although it was estimated that there were 120 men whose pictures are in the rogue's gallery, in town during ths throng.

There are a few mendicant a nd some of the drunks are tapering off, but yvith this exception all is serene. MALICIOUS PROSECUTION RESOURCES Loans and discounts Xj. S- bonds and premium 1,005,374.99 Other bonds and securities 118,678.39 Banking and lixtures 94,020.86 Other real estat 27,570.43 Redemption fund with U. S. treasury Cash and sight exchange 1,175,817.08 Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in $1,100,000.00 Surplus fund 201,500.00 Undivided profits i 67,647.64 Circulation Total State of Nevada, County cf Washoe, ss.

11. C. Turrittin, cashies of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement L-s true to the best of my knowledge and belief. R. C.

TURRITTIN, Cashier. Correct Attest: GEORGE! S. NIXON, S. H. WHEELER, II.

G. Directors. Subscribed an dsworn to before me this 5th day of July, 1910. C. L.

HARWOOD, Notary Public. i-ii i jqjj slid i FALSE FIRE ALARM BOTH FOR ONE DOLLAR A flash of light from a blowpipe bein Nothing like it on the market. Corn-operated above Week's drug store caused Plete in every detail. Every question an-u vi swered. Covers location, products, costs an excitable passerby to turn in an of land and water, railroads, climatic alarm from box 5 last evening about 9 conditions, and all essential facts, toge-, ther with reference to all private irriga- tion projects.

For we will send you The Central fetation appaatus was on this book and the National Irrigation the scene in quick time but their Journal for one NATIONAL IRRIGATION JOURNAL, Vices were not needed. lno First National Bank Chicago. Judge Mack leaves for Austin Ivmor-row to try the case of Smith vs. Roberts and Pape, charged with malicious prosecution. Forum Publishing company, $200 attorneys ices and tJne costs of the suit.

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