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called to the front. They Endorsed the
platform aud deposited the ir aRsc ssments
motion to TAX" Hrcc, ~. for fifteen
minutes WAS voted down.
Mr.. Bradley novel that the four can.
didates receiving the highr,,t nun be- II
votes be d, clnr"d the nominees. motion
adnp'"H.
Thus. Hunter and joe Curry wc -c APP
pointed tcllcrs and The convention pro-
c,eded Ia ballot fuT usscmb blymcn with
the following result lien icrs,n, I'll;
Cory"ll, j5; McMahon. -; Ovens, Il,
PoSu", q; McDcrmo:t, 81. Henderson,
CoryclI, McMahun and Owens were de.
clared tho nominees.
l.. l., Bradley nominated +. y. Nc
Coy Tor sheriff. Nominations closed.
Mccoy came forward and endorsed the
plni'orm. District Attorney Henderson
made a speech endorsing Mccoy as
nn officer III the town of EIko. On no
ti"p Mr.. MrCoy'- uor H. .tiou WAS male
by 3cramariu;.
Pint Tnplcu nominated y. 6. Dawlry
Tor clerk. Nominations were closed ana
Mr.. Dawl"y was nominated 10y acclamn
tiun.
W. q. Gr"Hrhousc placed &. ". Gro
Yer III nomination for recorder. There
being no other candidates Mr.. Grover
whs nominated by acc'amatinn.
George Russell nominated T.. ). Gcd-
ncy for district attorney. lie went
through without orv0-iti"n
{. T.. Mayer and =. &. Shirley were
placed III nomination Tor long term com.
missioner. Ga ballot hr;ur taken G..
t. Mayer received ~ votes and S. G..
Shirley -. Mr. Mayer WIS declared
the nominee.
y. II. Wisrman. VIM. Bcllingcr and
Ed. LYit"n wcr" placed N nomination
Tor short term commissioner. Tho bal
lot resulted III Lytton receiving II
votes; wis"man, L.; BrlIingcr. IL.
Fred Davis and =. &. Mcclellan were
nominated Tor county surveyor. Mr..
Davis received 81 votes and Mcclellan 10.
J. L. Krysrr received the nomination
Tor public administrator by arclama.
| uOm.
W. $. Gri,w"li was nominated b. uc-
! rlumaiom for member of TIA" bari Of
I education
This completed the county ticket and
! the convention took rec, ~ until I:I)
Vt the evening session Chairman
| johnson named tn" following central
committee.
! Eiko--Inhn Henderson, I. y. Sher'
: wood, \. ". lIgss"p. George Russell, J.
! -. Carroll.
Tuscarora Phil Snyder. NJ. u. Dun.
ton, II. Young.
Ehgcmunt JOS. Curry.
| Mound Vallcy-Iid. CurviIlc.
W"l's II. II. Corycll.
Sinr-L. l.. lIrn.ilry.
Inmoillr NJ. II. Miller.
Ruby VulIcy-w. s. Grisw"ld.
Carlin n--irorgc Mcintosh,
South Forll-N. VI. GriswOld.
! North Forli-J. +. Holland.
! y vote - thanks was rendered to the
] officers II the convention. The chair
man WIS called upon fuI speech. llt
responded with red hot talk on the
labor and trust issurs al the campaign
a. the conclusion of his speech Mr.
Curvillc MOvci that the county ccntra
commit.cc he empowered to fill any
vacancy that may occur on the ticket Ol
III the committee. Tho motion wa'
adopted.
Cn motion II vot" of thanks VIA ten
dcrch Ia the officers of the convention.
This completed the business 0f th'
convention. Tho band played Il couple
Of pioccs and the convention on m"ii"I
0i Senator Hunter NdjnurucI sine iii,
with thrco cheers for the nntioUnl, state
aud roun', ticket and tli" EIku band.
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DAMALr- tAvIGLrA At the Epiaco'
prl church. Elko. Nevada, September
q, l9ll, 10y cv. r.. u. Meredith. Mr.
Antoine pumalc Ia Miss Mnria Caviglia.
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Volume 80.
u. p.m"cr.,ic County Convention.

The delegates to the democratic
county convention gathered at the court
room al 10 o'clock tins forenoon. After
mu-ic by the band. John Henderson
chairman of the county committee
called the convention to orIrr. and read
the ullicini call, nnn called for nomina.
tiuu- for temporary chairman
f.. \. L. johnson oi Tuscarorn. was
pInccd III nomination and unanimously
elected. Mr.. johnson took the clair
amid applause and made rOusng
speech winch w'ls freely punchuatcd
,I applause. AZ it's conclusion hc called
Tor nominations ir complete temporary
Orgnuizatiur. In rrrpnrsc J. y. Shcr.
wood w;ts nOm'urt,d f0r secretary. &. Il.
wci-hOn.. Wssls'an' secretary and j. ID.
Ahlr, l,c mia; nru.s. All "t whom
were uuuulmnualy c.cctcd.
q or - Rus,~iI :hon movci that CON.
IA It,, - ii t. each hc hprIn.tcd hy tine
riaIr ou cr,d"u O., p,a, i"ru and per
muucut g.. ..hniEhjIuu ami order ui husI.
urss. the motion WAS adopted and the
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NTIESu0S SESSION.
The convention vyaa called tn order at
E. o'rlpck lbs the tcmuorar, chairman
whn cnll,d fan ih,. r,u,r,a ~ the differ,
rr, r,,uu.i,,rcs
George Russell. chairman nf the CON.
uIttcr nn ulntfnrm, presented the re-
port II TINT committee. The secretary
rrnd IN, rlu,rnrm and am mo,,p. # wna
adop,rd Tn, rI,,r,rm L.nIs with rr
tluu,I. al At. and noIuIy affairs and
picdcca the rnr;y to the Ioynl support nt
pnrkrr md D,vi. and ,,Icdyra TIN, lrpis
lativr nominees to vote for Governor
Spurk. for United Stui,s Senator. { Tho
platform will arpcnr in fun tomorrow
/ n. puruc. cLnirmuu Of the com
mittcc ON crcdiptiulf, presented Tia,
committee rrpori. The rcuort gave tho
list uf drir.a,cs tu the con uvcntiuu nur
showed that every precinct III th,
couuty wns rrpfcscn,cd. On motior
the rcuor. wus ad,ptrd.
W. q. Grcnthousr urrgrulcd the r,
port of the committee on permanent
organization and order nf iuslucas. lh,
report recommended that the ;cmpnrar,
niliccrs bc mndc permanent and tln
nominations bo mndc ~ the folluwlnt
order:
/. Members of nsgcmhly.
= Sheriff.
g. Clerk.
I. Recorder.
) hRscesur.
&. District Attorney.
!. Commiss,nurr4. long and shur
terms.
\. County Surveyor,
q. publis Administrator
10. Member oi the county u ari q
education.
The report rccnmmnclcd ilIni caCl
candidate bc nssrsacl m fullowe: Sh,r
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The Carlin delegation Ia the county
convention held a netting yesterday nnd
nominated the following township Dill
cctf: Juaiicc ~ The peace, James Rut.
ledge; constable, lInrvc McAdums; road
supervisor, George Arthur.
Tho Elko Delegation met lnst evening
and nominated |. N. Sherwood for just.
bu of the rcncc, Gay IlGrbin for con-
stable md Knox Ctnuc Tor roud supcr
vIsrr.
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SECOND DAY

/. Running--l.2 mile and repeat
free for all; weight for age; to enter
; TO start. Purse 500. lSt, sos, ID
s35.
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FIRST DAY

l. Irotting or pacing. lmile; best
2 IN ;; for double teams. Free TO- all.
Purse $50. lst, s3S; "a, SIS. to
enter--2 to start.
Q. Running-tS mile dash--frce for
all; weight for age. 4 to enters to
start. Purse 500. lst sos; ID, s55
}. RunnIng5-S mile dash-5.ycar.olds;
free for all: weight for age. 4 TO enter
) to start. Purse 500. 1st, sos;
ID, s35.
!. Running-.'.i mile dash--frce for
all: weight for age, 4 tr enter--thrce to
start. Purse 500. lst. sos. I'd, s55.
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ore temporarily located next door 70
the Club Sa Don.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.


The Kam resembd yesterday afternoon
the Ers beating the Rams
beat
Honolulus weeks
generally Males,
punching
in the seventh and eighth innings and the 70
Both which crowded
pitch times during the afternoon
El tailed Five
hits had been
Richards Jones
particular
Fewh itsNv made off and
o
inning ahead Joy
Hampton suppanted Wren
pitchers Males
made of them costly but for which they
Nigh haveh had game.
Powers His resignation verbal made to Pres
understanding would written form during
Q off
whose
over their ommo intelligence and decency.
this been above criticism and there perhaps
mping For the good of the
hoheaded
syrnpat andre his
position of this During this
in offered
pay brought and the umpire
umpires oc hereor for old OF o
group soldiers who together
the aranand Yesterday afternoon
and played Straightforward Some
might from
of he
The
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Earned runs-Elks 2.
Home run-White
Three base hit--White.
Two base hit-Busfinell.
Sacrifice hits-Kia, Zamloch.
Stolen bases-Bushrell. Russell, Kaai
2, Kia, Evers 8, Zamloch, Jones, Kea-
loha =. Lemon ,
First base on baIls-Richards 2, Jones
1, Zamloch 3.
Struck out--Zamloch 10, Richards
8. Jones 3.
Wild pitch-Zamloch l.
Left on bases-Elks 3, Kams 6
Double play-Vanatta to Kekuewa:
White to Russell
Hit by pitcher-Kia. Kekuewa
Time of game-1 hour IS minutes.
Umpire-Bowers
Scorer-Cutting.
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EIGHTH INNINGS - LKS TIVE
RUNS

EIGHTH INNINGS = ELKS TWO
Russell walked and went to third on
Whites hit to right. Both runners
came home On Wilder's hit over sec
ond Cunha went out on an easy fly
to first. White tried to steal second
but was caught, catcher to second.
Kaai struck out.
Kekuewa went to first on a dead ball
Plunkett hit to right advancing Keku-
eva to third. Plunkett stole second.
Sheldon flew out to Russell. Jones was
retired on a foul fly caught by White.
Vanatta flew out to leffield-
NINTH INNINGS-ELKS THREE
Kia went out on a grounder to first
Evers made a base hit and stole sec
ond ZamIoch singled and stole Sec
ond The latter got off second in an
endeavor to draw the throw to allow
Evers to score, but the ruse failed to
work and Evers was nearly put out.
Bushnell struck out. Russell singled
into right and Zamloch and Evers came
home. Russell then tried to steal sec
ond. Kealoha threw way over second
and Russell came home. White struck
out
Richards and Kealoha struck out.
Lemon was given his base on balls but
Reuter- went out, pitcher to first.
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Second Game-Maiies vs.. H. A. c. Game
Called at $3.50 p. NJ,
FIRST INNINGS.

The Males went TO bat and Cusack
struck out Hampton was given his
base on balls. He was given second on
balk by JOY. but went out trying to
steal third. Roberts walked and took
second on passed ball. Roberts went
out. catcher to first
En- Sue struck out and Z. Fernandez
went out. catcher to first J. Williams
made base hit and AyIett was safe
on Hampton's error. Joy hit to Hamp-
ton who made a neat throw to second
retiring Ayiett.
SECOND INNINGS-MAILES -FOUR
RUNS.
Grady flew out to leftfeld Cogswell
made a beautiful drive to left journey
ed to third. and came home on a passed
ball Ryan walked to first and stole
second. Delorfe was safe on j. Will
liams' error and stole second Wren
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First Game Elks vs. Kams Game
Called at k5O p. VI.
FIRST INNINGS WHITES HOME
RUN.

FIRST INNINGS-WHITE'S HOME
RUN.
The Elks went TO bat and Bushnell
struck out. Russell went out, pitcher
to first. White started the grandstaEd
yelling with a hit which sent the ball
over the fence in Ieftfield- 1t was a
beautiful clear hit and White circled
for a home run. Wilder flew out to
rightfield.
Sheldon went out on a grounder to
first. and Jones struck out. Vanatta
singled but Richards went out, pitcher
TO Russell who ran to first.
SECOND INNINGs-ELKs THREE
RUNS.
Cunha was safe on Jones error, and
Kaai made base hit to left. kla
struck out. Evers hit to Jones VINO
tried to touch Cunha who was forced
TO third, but missed him, and EVerS
reached first Zamloch struck out with
three men on bases Bushnell sent
beautiful two base hit into right ana
Cunha. Kaai and Evers all crossed the
plate. Russell went out, pitcher 10
first
Kealoha went out on a grounder TO
first. and Lemon went out second to
first Reuter- went out, pitcher 10 Trst.
THIRD INNINGS.
White walked to first, Wilder hit to
Vanatta who touched White out and
doubled to first retiring Wilder. Cunha
went out third to first
Kekuewa went out second to first ana
Plunkettstruck out. Sheldon went out,
pitcher TO first.
FOURTH INNINGS.
Kaai flew out to Reuter-. kia was
hit by pitcher and given his base
Evers hit to Vanatta who put Kia out
at second Esvers went to second on a
wild pitch. but Zamloch was out on
foul fly caught by Kealoha.
Jones struck out and Vanatta went
out short to first. Richards struck
out
FIFTH INNINGS.
Bushnell flew out to center and Russell
made a clean hit to left. White went
out on a fly 10 center and Wilder went
out. third to first.
keaIoha struck out and Lemon was
siver, his base on balls. Reuter- sac
rificed to first Lemon stole third and
went out trying to steal home
SIXTH INNINGS-ELKS SEVEN
RUNS
Cunha hit to center but Lemon
dropped the ball and Cunha Travelled
on to third Kaai was given his base
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and Fernandez scored. Joy went out,
short to first.
EIGHTH INNINGS-H. A. C.'S LEAD.
Fl. A. c. changes. j. Williams went
in the box and Joy went behind the
bat. Louis went into left. E. Fernandez
covering second.
Ryan flew out to center, and Delorie
flew out to short. Wren struck out.
Male changes. Hampton went in the
box, Ryan came in to short, McNa-
mara filled centerfield and Robinson
went into rightfeld.
j. Fernandez singled and reached sec
ond on pitchers error. A. Williams
sacrificed, short to first. Gleason hit to
Ryan who threw home but J. Fernan-
DEE was safe. Catcher missed the ball
and Gleason went to second. On Hamp-
tons error Louis was safe. The latter
stole second. En- Sue sacrificed, short
TO first and Gleason came in. e. Fer
nandez flew out to short.
NINTH INNINGS.
Cusack was safe on E. Fernandez s
error but went out trying to steal sec
ond. Hampton flew out to right. Rob
inson singled to left, but Davis struck
out
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Earned runs-Mailes !. HonoluIus 2.
Three base hits-CogsweH, Hampton.
Louis.
Two base hit-En Sue.
Sacrifice hits-Cusack. Davis. Wren.
En- Sue. J. Williams. AyIett. A. Will
liarls.
Stolen bases-Cusack. Hampton. Rob
erts. Davis >. Cogswell. Ryan. DeIorie.
Louis.
Base on balIs-Joy 6.
Struck out-Joy 10. Williams ., Wren
5.
Left on Honolulus :. Males :.
Double play-Davis 70 Cusack to
Cogswell.
Passed balls-Kfley ?. Louis ?. Gra-
dy 3.
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Total FOR 8 wickets.
Z. ANpERsoN,s TEAM:

Total for eight wickets. ...... .22s
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hit 10 j. Williams who threw home, but
Ryan was safe. Cusack hit to second
who put Wren out by throwing to short
| on second, Cusack was safe, and Delo-
| lie came home. Hampton made three
| Dagger to right, sending Cusack home.
Roberts went out, third to first.
j. Fernandez and a. William struck
| out, and Gleason went out on an easy
fly to- third.
THIRD INNINGs-H. A. C. ONE
RUN.
II. A. C. changes Louis took Kiley's
place behind the bat, the latter retiring
| from the game.
Davis struck out and Grady went out.
| pitcher to first. Cogswen walked and
stole second. Ryan struck out.
Louis singled to right and started for
second Grady overthrow second and
Louis came on home. En- Sue went out
on fly to second base. Cogswell caught
F.. Fernandez's foul fly. J. Williams
| made base hit and stole second. Az
lett went out, second to first
FOURTH INNINGS.
Delorie and Wren struck out, and
Cusack went out. pitcher 10 first.
Joy was safe on Cusack's error. j.
Fernandez hit to third. who threw to
second retiring JOY, and second doubled
to first catching Fernandez A. VIII
liams singled to right. Gleason was
safe as Cogswen ran off first for the
ball. The latter however threw to third
catching Williams.
FIFTH INNTNGS-MAILES TWO
RUNS.
Il hos nd
stole second Roberts went out on
fly to left Davis was safe on shorts
error and stole second. Grady struck
out CogsweI struck out, but Louis
missed the bali and Cogswell was safe.
and Ryan came hrme- JOY tried to
throw Davis out at third but the ball |
bounded and Davis came home. Ryan |
struck out.
Louis struck out, and En- Sue went |
out. pitcher to first E Fernandez was |
safe on another error of Cusack.s. j. |
Williams made his third base hit. but |
Ayiett went out. second to first.
SIXTH INNINGAH- A. c. ONE RUN. /
Delorie went out. second to first, and I
Wren followed out. short to first Gu
sack made a base hit and stole second
Hampton went out, pitcher to first.
nandez hit to third who threw to sec
ond. but Cusack dropped the ball. A
Williams struck out. Gleason was safe
on Cusack's error and JOY came home
Pitcher threw TO first who missed the
bali and ]. Fernandez tried to come
home but was called out at the plate
Gleason went out stealing second.
SEVENTH INNINGS-H. A. c.
THREE RUNS.
Roberts was given his base on balls
and stole second. Davis was safe on
first as catcher dropped the ball on the
third strike. He then stole second.
Roberts was put ont. being off third
Grady struck out. Louis caught foul
fly off Cogswell's bat.
Louis made a three Dagger to center.
Hampton made Il bad throw to third
and Louis came home. En- Sue followed
with a two-bagger. E. Fernandez sin
gled and stole second. J. Williams
sacrificed, short to first. and En- Sue
scored Aylett went out, short to first, 4
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GOLFERS WHO PLAY
TODAY At HALEIWA

The handicap list for the Haleiwa.
golf tournament today. was completed
yesterday. Charles Hartwell is the
only scratch The tournament is for
an eighteen hole medal play. The
handicaps are as follows:
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on balls and stole second. Kia hit to
short who threw home but Cunha was
safe, and Kfa reached first Evers hit,
Sheldon missed the ball and Kaai came
in ZamIoch flew out to left but Kia
scored or the throw in. Evers cross
ed the pan ON Bushnells single to right.
Russell flew out to center. and Bush
nell stole second. White landed for
a three Dagger to right and Bushnell
came in. White scored on Wilders
hit to right which Reuter- missed.
Cunha singled to left. Kaai reached
first on Sheldons error and Wilder
came home. Kia went out second to
first
Kekuewa struck out and Plunkett
made base hit Sheldon struck out
and Plunkett went out trying to steal
second.
SEVENTH INNINGS-KAMs ONE
Richards was taken out of the box
and placed on third. Jones going in
box Evers flew out to short and Fam
loch struck out. Kekuewa gathered in
a foul fly off Bushnells bat.
Jones struck out but White dropped
the ball Jones ran and was safe as
Cunha missed Whites throw. Vanat-
ia flew out TO left Jones stole second
and went to third on a wild pitch.
Richards struck out. Kealoha's single
over second. brought Jones home for
the first run for the Kams. Keaioha
stole second upsetting Russell in the
attempt He then made a pretty steal
of third. Lemon was given his base
on balls and stole second. Reuter- flew
out to Russell
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Balk-Joy ].
Time of game hour So minutes.
Umpire-Bowers
Scorer Cutting.
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e viaie de M. de Laubet
4 Roma
La vista al VaticanO

Nueva York, jueves.-Desde Roma comu-
nican esta ciudad que Sc ha aplazado otra vez
la vista del Presidente Loubet a la capital ita-
llama.
El Presiderte de Francia no saldra para
Roma hasta que no reciba en- Paris Don Al
fonso XIII.
Lo que parece Losa dehnitiva. es que no vi
sitara S. S. el jefe del Estado Frances.
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MeutraTidad dud0sa
China faIta a 10 acordadO

Nueva York, jueves-El gobierno frances
ha pasado una energica nota al del Celeste i'm
perio manifestandoIe que es muy dudosa la
neutralidad que esta guardando frente al con-
ficto rusojapones.
Sc tiene la seguridad de que los japoneses
han reparado en- los puertos de China las averias
de sus bnques sufridas en- los ataques Port
Arthur.
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eSpdnOIeS:

PedrU a. dc AIarC0n.
Gl 6$eandaIc.
Gl final Dc Norma.
el niAc De Ia BOIa.
"a PT6dIsa.
eI $ombrerc de tres PitcS.
GI Eapitan Uentnc.
BenitO Perez GaId0S.
evIsOGICs nasicnaIes.
naxarin.
GI EmlsO nlansc.
BaIna.
6I EbAtIc.
Ia De$busdada,
tomos.
EaTamiIia de Econ Rcsb.
tOmOs.
TlarIsReIa.
Da. Perfeeta.
Juan Valera.
PepIta Jlmtntz.
Eduardo ZamaCOiS.
De$de 81 RrrcYc.
NJ. Martinez BarriOnHeVO.
6l TiI6n.
Vicente SanChiS.
UEIla UsnMs.
Recibidas uEtmanente BOL TIN.
. . en- ef
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Don Alfonso XIII
en- las EsHaS BaIeares
Ell rev admira la belIeza de las isIas

Nueva York, Jueves.-Informes cablegraf-
COS recib1dos de Madrid. dicen que el rey ha sido
objeto de un carinoso recibimiento por parte de
los mallorquines. que Don Alfonso ha mani
festado su admiration por la belleza extraordi-
maria de las islas Baleares los soberbios espec-
taculos que ofrece la naturaleza en- aquellos pa
rajes.
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Adelantada la fecha de sa!ida

Nueva York. Jueves-Dicen de Paris que
en- las canciller;ss Europeas sc ha dicho que la
escuadra rusa del Baltico estara lista para dir.
girse al Extreme Oriente en- los iiltimos dias del
mes de Mayo.
Sc habia anunciado la salida para el mes
de Julio, pero sc tiene ahora la seguridad de
que podra verifcarse mucho mas pronto.