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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
RASoN ALcz4RS NEW LEADG LADY, TALKS OF THE STAGE

cess in both London and New York
promises at least pleasantly on that
score.
An event of considerable local inter
at the Califorri~ of a political comedy
by Herbert Bashford. a writer we'll
known in magazine circles. The play
is in four acts, and deals with political
life in Washington. 1t has not been
seen here before, but was presented
on a road tour with encouraging sue
cess by L. r. Stockwell, who will ap-
pear in its leading role tonight and
will later take the comedy to the East.
The title of the play is The Honorable
John North" Among Mr.. Stockwell's
supporting company are Lewis and
Mrs Belmore. Charles Allen Werner.
Maurice Hyde-Chi and Alice Han
non.
Account will be found elsewhere of
the opening last night of the new bur-
lesque at Fischer's, "A Lucky Stone"
James NeilI and his company will
use as l0elT pay liAS NCGN dl lIis
Grand Opera house Archie Gunther's
MIR. Barnes of New York
White whittlesey in "Heartsease" is
the Alcazar programme for the week.
The leading role is one peculiarly we'll
suited to the personality of Mr.. Whit
tlesey, and the play itself is one peren-
nially in favor with large contingent
of playgoers.
The Central will run to the truly
rural this week with the pastoral
drama Along the Mohawk" 1t is said
to be repIete with novel and interest
ing situations, one of the scenes show
ing the pressroom of a large news
paper in full swing.
Walter lie Roy and Florence Clayton.
who made a hit at the Orpheum two
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10

years ago in Hogan Of the Hanson, :"
will return to enliven that temple of
variety this afternoon with another
Hogan sketch, entitled "A Horse on
Hogan" Among the rest are two
famous dancing sisters, Estelle and
Babette D'Arville, and Valerie Bergere
will revive her taking sketch of last
year. ''Billie's First Love-
Belle Gordon. a clever athlete, head
lines the Chutes bill of the week.
The Tivoli's famous production Of
Robin Hood seems only TO be grow
ing in favor With the theater- goers.
The houses are very large and the per-
formances going delightfully."-.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
INTERESTING CHAT
ABOUT PLAYERS AND
DOINGS IN STAGELAND

Lulu Glaser will commence her sea-
sen on Labor day, September 5, at the
Knickerbocker Theater, New York, in
a comic opera by Ludwig Englander
and Harry B. Smith called "A Madcap
Princess
The rebuilt Iroauois Theater. Chicago.
will reopen September l and will be
known as the Vaudeville.
Florence Stone is to be seen next sea-
son in a big revival of Cleopatra.
Nance O'Neil is to be seen in New
York next season under the manage
ment of John b. Schoeffel.
Clyde Fitch has sold his new play,
Granny" to Charles Frohman. Mrs
Gilbert is to make her farewell tour in
it next season.
Joseph Weber and Florenz ZiegfeId
signed a contract last week to conduct
the music hall at Broadway and Twen-
ty-ninth street. New York. as stock
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
HONESTY PROVES TO BE
EXPENSIVE PRINCIPLE
Austrian Returns Conscience Money
and a Court Makes Demand
for Interest.

VIENNA, July Herr Tippelt, an
Austrian mining millionaire, has de-
cided that honesty is not the best pol
icy.
Recently he discovered that his in
come during the last few years had
exceeded the figure at which he had
returned it. and in fit OF remorse he
sent e13OO to the exchequer-
The result was that he received a
demand for another ESQ. being inter-
est on the arrears. and eighteen times
the amount Of the interest charged, as
a penalty for not having declared his
full income.
Herr Tippelt yesterday appealed
against the demand of the court, but
the Judge decided against him.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10

Yone Noguchi. the Japanese poet,
well known locally through his inter
esting Anglo-Japanese verse, con-
tributes to the Theater Magazine for
July a fascinating article on "Theaters
and Theater-G Going in Japan" He says
in part:
Modern Japan, despite it's ready
adoption of western manners is in
things theatrical still faithful to the
ancient feudal days, and the san
culinary. interminable dramas written
many centuries ago are still the chief
attractions in the Mikado's theaters. 1t
is true that within the last few years
in fact, since the triumphant European
and American tours Of those distin-
guished Japanese players, Sada YaccO
and Otto Kawakami-the old school
drama has to some extent lost ground.
and quite recently performances of
Shakespeare's 'Othello' and Hamlet
and Daudet's 'SapphO' have been re-
ceived with favor by Toxic audiences.
The explanation of this curious sur
vival of the old form of play at time
when all Japan is eagerly initiating the
foreigner is undoubtedly to be found
in the peculiar customs of the country
The progressive japanese finds it easier
to change his mode of dress than to re-
form habits bred in the bone. The old
plays, lasting as they formerly did from
early morning until nearly midnight,
Just suited the Japanese playgoer. who
when he does go to the theater makes
an all-day affair of it. Indeed, theater-
going in Japan is very serious mat
ter, like an ocean voyage or long rail-
road journey with the American. and
not to be entered upon lightly or with
out due preparation. Some ten or twelve
years ago the Japanese police limited
the duration of a dramatic performance
to eight hours, and more recently Sada
Yacco and Otto Kawakami. who learned
a good deal in their foreign travels. in
troduced the comparatively short even
ing performance of three or four hours.
an innovation which was at once well
comed by the better class Of people.
But the new arrangement found lit
tie favor with the general public, whose
honorable traditions it rudely upset,
and particular indignation was aroused
in the bosom Of the japanese Matinee
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"The Prince Of P1sen" has met with
such a cordial reception at the Shaftes-
bury Theater, London. that its run Is
continued for an indefinite period The
advance sale in the Libraries extends
into thousands of pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10

Henry W. savage's massive pictorial
production of "Parsifal' in English is
now completed and the entire cast has
been formed. The first representation
Of the Wagner music drama viii be
given in Boston October 10.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16

Slr Sam Carter oi Nevada is visiting
relatives here now.
Miss Nellie Warren went to Sed1lia
Thursday whcrr she viii spend the sam-
mer with her sister Mrs. DIcEey.
The N. W. A. aud Odd Fellows gave
an Ice cream ANA s,rawperry supper at
the Hull SATURDAY night. y large
crowd was in attendance aud enjoy od q
good time.
Mr. aud Mrs. Casey Snipp spent
Saturday and Sunday with airs. Box
Mr.. Eek illl visited relatives in this
city last week.
Mr.. John Young aud lady passed
through our city sunday
Gail Joyce visited with his cousin
FLOYD Joyce Saturday aud Sunday
Misses Muude ADD Blanche Rex oi
Lamar spent few days with theil
Uncle Il. ii. Rex last week.
Quite number Uf our young people
attended cuiiIrru'5 exercises a. jasper
! Ciy SUNDAY nfgnL.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
Rose Rank Items.

There was a dinner given last Np"day
the 9Th intended for surprise histhday
dinner ON Willis Green which wls "a
surprise socially but rs be had "cpught
on partially course he was not surprs 5
pd. Ihosa present beside the family
and relatives were the Gumlly OF MIR
Dixon, Mate and Chas Cline Bert Cos,
John Lcka, Clint Ozbuu. aud Mrs
Cathriuo Near, UAt MaferrIn, N,ua
Wagner and Chas Woods. \ Lpuatlul
dInncr was spread on long table under
the trers 10 which all did ample justice
after whel Il young folks iuGulg"d in
games OF various SORTS and were juinr
later IN the day 10y some Of the o!dcr
mes in the old fashion gam's lk" Jacoi
and Ruth and 81 forth. After - very
pleasant day all left for home about
o'clock wishing Mr Green many happy
returns!ot his birthday, Mrs. Care,
| Iilcy. Ozbun. auu Lizzie Green loft the
happy crowd about three o'clocA fo
/ bone.
Grandma PaIm1teer spent tho day
with Lily OzDun "Wednesday, G|ndp'
made trip to the Neck tho snm' dA!
aud stopped at Olouus Tor dinner on hr
. way home.
Mrs Carey made trip to Jasper
/ Thursday afternoon.
Willis Green made trip to Carthage
| ThursIay with wood.
Mi Smiths wero ut Carteryllle Satur
day aud Sunday. There was goo'
attendance at > ) Sunday afternoon.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
The FLOWER PARADE.
WILL EE An ELEGANT -&rn OF
july ATTRACTION.
Open To CisiZ us OF jasper Aud
Surrounding Country

when the Fourth OF Jolly committee
set aside g,1 IS priz. tor Iue best utcurt-
ted cutriale Il. Tue loNer parable on the
Fourth they rNlueuly intended this 10
be- cue OF tue ninN attractive featurcs oI
the Gay uuu II - sale 10 say tAat tat!
wIn uut be disappointed.
Wcs!e! 81 a.u Who has this feature in
char1e reports luI.c IL uumorr ~ho have
a,reauy s-niuru their intention OF eLtrI'
iug me con u.r.,t, hut be ls r,Iy ANXIOUS
T. sccuIc iA4u! mere 70 take lurt ia tnl'
pa.aue, lh,o contest l. open 10 an, boa.
ga Jusler or sunouIuiug Cuuuti!, uuu
.lr opaiu uuprs LA ~ hunucr iIom th'
cpuulr! viii ny iVr me puzes,
/ Iuo t.He As -cttus ahOrt and all whC
arc ,u.u..u- auvu. ugcJ.a.iAs Od-u, 1,
90, IN preparations, al Who Ipteud tu
cnt,g GAr contest are rrqurs
tru TO uoul! III siuu as soun AS posi-
/ Uir lnrsr ui1r- are Notwithstanding To-
aud r,e,!.us ,.Du can i1s lJIy 10 a'
/ ou., Lt ~ W Ior tncm.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
DateEa-CEaPmaI.

Vt the beautiful cyuqtry home OF Mr.
ulC Mr,. {. &. CLu!mru, uuics west
of Gs.len City occurred the IN trtIuge ut
their uausntrr. Mis3 Drusu!u TO Mr.
Le cad DatcmL OF houston, Texas,
" edursaay morning NJ > O'clock. Rev.
j. y S!cCasKry, pastor Of {. p. chuIcn
lefJtmeI the c.rrnlny. Only a few
rrintlvcs ana freiuds being present.
Mr. Dateml Is an eHgiuuur aud machine
agent for a company OF Richmond, ,lui
aud very succrsaiUl Eeuticman. Ails,
Cnapman is uu excellent young !ady,
who came with her parents tn:re years
ago from StreatJr, III. Snc has madt
many friends bege UhJ viii join hel
large circle OF friends 10 Streator visa
ing hrr=and her husband happy aud
prosperous married life.
Mr.. aud Mis-. Datema will reside n
llou,t,n, Texas. where the groom ha
furnished beautiful home. In uoa
iuturs they will 20 10 .R)ttrrdam, ito!
land to visit AIR DIteHa's parents
4 FRIESD.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
NOTICE

Having sold tue Hastings stock
of goods to Skaggs and Baker OF
Neosho we desire to close up all
accounts due the estute as soon as
possible. All knowing themselves
indebted will please call a,d settle
with the Agents. We will be in
Jasper every Saturday until futher
notice,
NJ. II. aud c. w. TEptt
Agls for Hastings Estate
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
THE S. S. CGNyETOWN.
ATTENDED BY A LARGE CROWD
SUNDAY.
\ Number Of Prominent County sun
dab School Workers iu Atlen-
dance.


The Sunday Schools Of Preston twp.
met iu convention "a tie grove at N l..
thurch. South, IN this city last Sunday,
in charge Of township pres s,dent Eoy
Boucher, The cuuFeutiOu was idrlely
,tttuded aud greatly cIjoyed by ali.
Iha convention opened at ~ O'Clock
with Il soDs service lcu b! y. {. SFrn.
cef followed Hith SuuGly school under
the direction Of d. ". Sluiu. The
gathering .nas divided lnJo ciusscs az
cOrdiug 10 their ages aud the rckutur
lesson Tor the duy VAS considered. hvN.
Ferguson gave Il sLost rtsIe" Ul the I,s-
sun dud offered worI Vi "c.cume t.
the su"ldy Schuu, workers % tHc Town
ship ut.u county.
ar. opuu,r, tht county president
gave au Iutcry-uJ+ tuh uu tue "oih OF
the cuuaty. he rcr1g1eu iHr worH r'u'
htessiIs Liosiy aaH e.ugAasIS'd me
county cou,culiud "avu VIA meet at
,.Gt,uNlc IN August
Inta Was iunu"ud by an address b!
Mr. -. L. NaIIpr e t'o"Iuent ouhud!
ScuoJi "o'Eor OF Jor.In ana suprI.h.
leAdsnt ui one ui 1uo depaiEhrh's %
tAo county "oiA.
~ tue tOutiusl"u OF ~ Slenc'I :
ta'h A'' LJdcner "tpo'uo' ' commit
Ice ou hCMIlaIous 20, io'i""s' - L.
L.iss' " 49, "v-'~o'h' A'.7' Llhpieo'
Coo Anuic"o, ~ A. AISehey' - W.
Nost"'t anu ~ Aas'ne"7'
li't contention 'Aen aIlou' 'heu ioi
ulnuor. ~ Was suprosed 90 nave uern d
bssket Gluuer out oAiy u l." came pre-
pared sad this feature Mas not as Sgea
aauceess rs II might nave beeu'
Ine convention convened al O'Clock
ana isteuea ~ II number ol I"'hs non
county Ulfisers and iJt'i "JrAsrs.
Cd. ,oHlI'A, Mo 10 auPetntendcn
OF the duuse ~ House Niai,atiou depart
In,nt IOr tie county, tOiu VI the MCr'
OF nIs department.
Judge .dcLresUr, Of Carthage, count.
trcasIer rlur tus oaudAy schools talked
ca 1Ac finances ana uigeG that all sun
Jay Scloo.s an TIE ,oSusLlp cy.4e u
with lAeIr shane lu,,aIu The county ao,
stan. ,y.tk Fnuo.y,ny ht, taIk :, MN,
.,t..s.,,. .....
"o' u W. 'NN'o'S p'''e0" e''"' '"'
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
THE KEArH-RoMEIslR WEDDING
Bride Is a Former Jlspt r
Girl.

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red roses and smil"S ana ''S'' VI 'o'V'
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Win guests anu 'hor''y a'''r ''-,'
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piano ~ Mrs Ezra Fl7h' sang oiea"'
and sweetly, "Oh- PROMISE M'' ah'
ihene egen more sNretiy' sn' sang -" ''H
Iou.' After the last s'ra'dS o' t'''
song, MS. Fish glided mo Tue urar'.
Z familiar chords OF Mthuelssouh . ou
- ding March, and slowly, down tue s'Hl'
5 came the bridal party First came Ih
I maid Of honor, Miss May k'meiSeF
sister Of the bride, and the best man
= Mr.. Don Older. Miss Rome'ser wa
T the personiiication OF girlish beauty II
II her dainty, yet txquisite gown OF whit
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The Jasper news., 1904-06-16

We have 9ome second hand McCor
mick Biudurs for ssis, II any you fAr
mers like th,a make of Binders we can
give you Bargains MoDb Bros
Mr. rieds. ths o.o,ruo expert aud
Ffank Rathtuh are setting ny flinders
for Webb BROS iais week.
Go to FosersEIor all kinds of cold
drinks. 3h
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS

" a., authorized 20 announce in
the columns Of the NEWS the name Of
John \ MARI. Of Joplin, Mo, who is y
candidate Tor the nomination for Sheriff
of Jasp-r county, subject Ia the action
II the Republican county conventlon.s1
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
Frog Hollow Items.

Oats and wheat arc looking tiae.
Corn is getting there as well as could br
expected under tho circumstances.
The storm that was r ported in last
weeks NEWS done considerable damage
in this neighborhood. l3iew down l3
large apple trees pulling them out by
roots also blew down large frame barn
on the Moss farm.
Ben Datema of Houstan, TIE Sas, Is
visiting with & q Chapman and family
for a FEW days.
Rev Rice OF Golden City preached at
Mt Carmel church Sunday afternoon.
TFyAs jim.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
SAM WALLER MAI<RiEO.
Former jasper Boy WeiS Al
!Iarcellne.

Samuel Wallar, former Jasper boy,
sou uf AIR aud Mrs JOhn NaiIar,
and Miss Della WniJenan were marrlcu
at Marceiine Sunday, June .. The
Marcriu, journal gives the following
account Of the maulag":
Sunday moruias at 10 O'Clock Rov.
Ihos. WolcO.t pronounced tue words
which made Mr. sam Wullnr and Miss
Deua Whitempn man and "i.e. iLe
w,dding which had been planned tor
later ia tue month WAS hasleurd uy the
death uf Miss Whitemau father. The
family felt that in the huuJr Ut their
sorrow that 1t would he better for Tue
louug people 10 te married ihrt ne
could better assist item 10 their hour Of
ailiictIon. Sam Walhr is ono uf our
very brs: y'uug mcu. \ partner 10 Tn"
urm OF Mailur and CompAny, an eN'
crileut business mau, hunrst, energetic,
,teaGy, a husband ol whom ANY woman
might be proud. Aud Fortunate. indeed
was he ia luniuH rs a bride Miss
Whitcluan vhUse qulp, refined worth.
bas,vnn her many and lasting friends.
Mis- WhiteMnn is an excellent musician
and l,,,s Ais, lIfmullngs wa. a member
OF the 81 Cecilia Music club. she pos
sessps the MANY home loving trnIs Of
character which it takes 10 make truly
happy home. AtPresent Ihry WI make
their home with airs Nhlteman.
Omer Webb was out Il miles west OF
JASPER Tuesday delivering load ui
32OoIbs fl!mon'E '"'he 10 'ii' i"''ti''7
Oh DuvaI'
Dick peario'H cam 10 Iu9Sl'y
night after an absence OF weeks a
'"''oU' p''oo9 10 - '", % ''-~ y ''''''~
l.. p Ellis came to towu last week and
got an Osborne Binder aud the ma'erF'
looN'u 80 soou 10 nun 'l'' ~ ""' '','-' ',.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
Bethel News.

Mr. and Mrs. Lank Arncr from Pitts
burg are visiting IN this heishhorhno /.
Quite a crowd attended the straw
berry supper at Farley Cline's thn Ith
All seem to have had AN enjoyable time.
Abb Cline has been enjoying himself
90 the creeE bauk lately.
There IL going to ~" soldiers day at
Bethri Saturday the l8tn. AlIare inri-
ted 10 come but dunt forget 10 bring il
uuskp, Of good things along Tor We alo
goiu! to have u mig dinler Ia the grove.
Carrie N,ay is expccsed home from
Jerico this werks
Mrs Seal and Mrs Mccoy from Jasper
also Mr. aud Mrs Lank Aruer and Mrs
Cliup spou, Tuesday at y { Cliucs.
Della Brouse is spending her vacation
ut home.
Fred Mitchell says chickers don't like
the crows but he does.
Preaching service at Bethel Sunday at
II am ano 7;,iO p m oy Rev barnes.
Dswey Items,
Harvey GoG is visiting Ferg
MOI thwrst Of Jaspet.
Dan Beploglo hiss been out from
/ Carthage hSing up his farm.
/ Mr.. a. J. Camgo'il vent with an ex-
cursiun into Ipxus last week to look for
u lncalien but ha'iI probably come back
well pleased with Jasper County.
Several Dowryites attended the Sun.
day School convention in Jasper.
Mr, and Mrs. Oh Thompson spent
several days visiting in Carthage.
Orin buster aud Chas. Campbell are
working on The railroad in Joplin.
Mr.. Baln's dog has disappeared aud
be thipks It's mad as he has heard OF
several ooss it has Htpn.
Letter LIST
List Of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Post Olliccat Jasper Mo. for the
week endips June l6 1904.
LLrrERs
Miss Rosa Hughes. James Harris.
Mr. X G. Coster
CAEDr.
h. l.. Childs. j, a, Thralls
! Oryal Bateman, A, NJ. Taylor.
G, d. Wade Z. NJ.
I FOR SALE Good ruborr tired road
wagon, almost new. Inquire at st
James hotel. 1914
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16

All knowing themselves indebted To
the firm OF Waldron 4 Zinc are reques
ted to settle same al once.
JoHN WALDRoN.
j NJ. ZlNN.
The best Ice crrarl in town at Fugrr's
tr. tturaut. "iI
Purchasers Of farms will make ma
mistake to see l. y Maalcy Carthage for
low ,riccd mopey. 394
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
sE1rtig &c. &C. &c. loc at Jasper Racket Store
[ w | ~ e
Wfl the Home SfrefCE1
claim the biggest pile piled up
allo funny - ~

we find now that We hayc not. We have
been told 10y people on the outside that
We were unquestionably selling more
Buggits aud implements than our com
petitors. We had always bclioyrd it
impossible 20 compare our businea.
with that of our competitors as the us
nal fact j. that the amount of sales are
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16

shut aud go sraight ahead attending to
business, they do pretty we'll, but the
moment they open their loft whistle
they get into the predicnment the law
er got into when he began talking e.
the thinking mgchiue stops.
We thought we had the largest stock
OF huggies that ever came TO Jasper, but
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16

yer got through with his spcech that no
had completely cnptiyuted the jury.
Lincoln arose aud said: "My fiiend
reminds mo of an Ohio steamboat I
knew of once. This steamboat had CIT
boiler and loft whistle. When it was
not whistling il ? ran quit we'll
When it began to whistle it stopped
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16

dead still, because it took all the steam
TO blov the whistle. lie said his friend
the lawyer could think fairly well when
his mouth WAS shut, but the IN ment h"
began to talk his thinking machine
stopped like the Ohio steamboat.
This story reminds us of our compoti-
tors. So long as they keep their mouths
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16

alNa $ regarded as secret.
The fact of the business is we have
never measured our business with otbr,
peoples business, neither have we tried
to learn whether We sold more goods
than our competitors or not. ltisof
no consequence. Russia is said to be
larger than Japan, but.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
I w | ~ e J

1t is said that Abraham Lincoln,
hen young lawyer engaged in a stub.
! orn ease, met as his opponent lawyer
OF a very hueot aud volubie address.
bis lawyer made crdf lent. Of the jur-
'rs and talked t, them 50 powerfully, so
sympath' tically. so conlidentially, that
Lincoln concluded that when the law
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
boys sell the farmers binders you VIII have

i'll have to get me Trust hemembe the Osborne
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16

FOR SALE Good rubHrr tired road
wagon, almost new. Inquire at 81
James hotel. 1914
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SILVER PARTY COUNTY coNvEN-
TON.

Headquarters Silver Party County Gen.
trail Committee.
Carson City. Nevada.
At q meeting Of the Ormsby County
Silver Party Central Committee. held
at Carson City. Nevada. September
l, 1904. it was ordered that the County
Convention. be held at the District
Court room, Carson City. Nevada. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1901.
at 10 o'clock 4. m.
for the purpose Of nominating the
county ticket to be voted for at tho
general election to be held Tuesday.
the Sth day of November. 1904. con-
sisting Of:
Three members Of the Assembly.
Sheriff and ex-officio Assessor
Recorder and Auditor.
County CLERK and Treasurer
District Attorney and Superinteni-
| ent Of schools.
County commissioner, long term.
County Commissioner, short term.
Justice of the Peace, Carson Town
| ship.
! Constable, Carson Township.
| Justice of the Peace. Empire Towa-
| ship.
J Constable, Empire Township.
Also the appointment of County
! Central Committee and the transaction
! of such other business as may prop
| erly come before the convention.
The basis OF representation shall be
| as follows: Carson 16, Empire ,.
! Total, p.
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w. J. SHOTWELL.
General Agent D. & X. G. Il. r.
6Z5 Market ST, San Francisco.
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Notice..

0phir, Washoe county, New,
May 4. 1904.
All permits heretofore granted by
me to catch fish in Prices lake or res
ervoir, on Ophir Creek, Washoe county
Nevada, are hereby revoked.
The public is hereby notified that
said lake or reservoir belongs to the
undersigned, and the fish contained
therein.
My friends desiring permits, Will
please apply.
am tired Of "sportsmen" dynam!-
ting my fish.
SAM LONGABAUGH
Owner of Prices lake.
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THE PRIMARY ELECTION.

Shall be he'd on Tuesday, September
20, 1904, between the hours of l AMI
6 p. m.
RSCM-Polling place, Curry En-
CINE House Judees-E. James. Geo
B. Cowing, Peter Hansen. VIM Heiden-
reich