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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-26
MRS. WOCHER IS DEAD,
after SHORT ILLNESS
Prominent German Resident Sue
cumbs to Bright's Disease in
Alabama-Street Home.

Mrs. egina Antonio Friedericke Wocher
died yesterday morning at $40 o'clock at
the family residence, 1lO4 North Alabama
street. after short illness due to acute
Bright's disease. Mrs. Wocher was one of
the best-known pioneer German residents
OF the city, having lived here since 1866.
The funeral services will be held at the
family home tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock The Rev. j. G. Peters will con-
duct the services.
Mrs. Wocher was born in Tim, Germany,
Jan 20. 1880. She came To America with
her husband in 1858 and settled first at
Cincinnati. Later Mr.. and Mrs Wocher
purchased property in Indianapolis and
have since made their home here. Mr..
Wocher died in 1884.
The surviving children are julius, John,
Charles A, Adolph c., William Frederick
and Frank f. Wocher all successful bust
ness men of the city, and Miss Louise
Wocher and Mrs. Emma Ingalls, The
grandchildren are Mrs. Robert NJ. Church
man, Mrs. George Pattison. Miss Irma
Wocher. Herbert Wocher. Ralph and Helen
Ingalls,. Catherine and Francis Wocher.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-26
WAGON IS WRECKED
BY RUNAWAY TEAM

While J. r. Simpson. East Nineteenth
street. was attending the auction sale In the
basement of the police station yesterday
afternoon he left his horse and wagon
hitchcd at the Alabama-street entrance
When he returned, prepared TO drive home,
he found his wagon partly demolished and
the horses con -ntedly hitched to one of
the rear wheels. This reversal of the usuaI
order OF things was caused by a runaway
I'm which team OF horses hitched To- a
heavy truck belonging 10 NJ. OConnor *
Co. Meridian street grocers. dashinC down
Maryland street crashed into Simpsons rig
The pole or the grocery truck carried away
the seat of the lighter wagon and the
horses becoming entangled plunged and
tugged- Simpsons horse became excited
and started 10 escape down the street with
ore OF the runaways almost completely in
the wagon IL was drawing. Half a hundred
men and boys had collected and by a little
quick work further damage was avoided.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-26
SMITH ISSUES CALL FOR
THE COUNTY PRIMARIES
Chairman Fixes Date for Selecting
of Delegates Day Before
the Convention.
TEXT OF THE CALL

Harry b. Smith, chairman of the Re
publican county committee. yesterday issued
the call for the county primaries. setting
the date May II, 1904. to elect delegates to
the county convention, which will be held
May IS, TO nominate candidates for the diff
ferent county offices. The call reads as
follows:
Notice is hereby given to the Republic
ans of Marion county, State of Indiana,
that, pursuant TO the determination to
nominate party candidates by delegate con-
Vention duly made by precinct committee
men of the Republican county central COM
mittee. Feb. q. 1904. at their first regular
meeting, the chairman Of said Republican
county central committee hereby issues a
call for the primaries TO be held in the sew
eral precincts of said county from O'Clock
p. m. to o'clock y. m. May IL, 1904, ac-
cording to law, for the election OF delegates
TO the county convention to be held in Tom
linson Hall, city OF indianapolis, at 10
o'clock d. m, May is, 1904. to nominate
party candidates for the several county
offices, to wit:
Judge Juvenile Court, prosecutor, cor
oner, treasurer sheriff, surveyor, two
county commissioners. to be voted for at
the general election TO be held on Tuesday,
Nov. s, 1904"
The number or delegates TO Wflch each
ward and township is entitled, as deter
mined by the Board of Primary Election
Commissioners, is as follows: First ward,
50; Second 81; Third. %; Fourth. 80; Fifth,
IL; Sixth. 5S; Seventh. As; Eighth. 80: Ninth,
49, Tenth, 20; Eleventh, "a; Twelfth, %;
Thirteenth, q; Fourteenth, Is; Fifteenth,
%. Center outside townships: Decatur Z;
Franklin. Z; Lawrence, s; Perry. IL; Pike,
Z; Warren, IL; Washington, IA, and
Wayne, IS.
The election officers and voting places for
the primaries will be announced in the
morning papers of May II, 1904.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-26
"JACK'' SMITH AFTER TIRELESS
SEARCH FINDS HIS "CALAMITY'
Journal CayfOOnlsf N010 Has Counterpart 0f HIS Conception
-PicfWeS HmeB and Purchase

Ever since Jack" Smith. the Journals
cartoonist first created, by a few strokes
OF the pen. his now famous dog "Calam-
ity'' he has felt that something was lack
ing Even az OF a morning when he pic
tured him "A terror-stricken canine fleeing
In the van OF William Jennings Bryan or
trotting proudly at his heels. Mr.. Smith felt
that the real "Calamity"-in body and soul
was missing
So he set forth on Quixotic search to find
the image OF his dreams He did not 40
among the kennels NJ the fine breeders. nor
rest second glance upon the dogs with
pedigrees as long as "A kites tail. Rather
Mr.. Smith went forth into the sums and
alleys. and sought Calamity" I'm his native
home Although he sought long and hard.
he could find no canine with the earmarks
OF the creature born OF his own brain TO
stand the test of the original Calamity"
which has won a place in the hearts of
the reading public.
Jack" Smith did not abandon hope. Ever
afterward he kept his eye alert for the UNI
found Calamity" If, perchance. he caught
a glimpse OF a raggled-tail dog fleeing up
an alley or out OF "A back yard Mr.. Smith
followed In hot pursuit. Invariably. If he
overlook the animal. which was not al
WAYS, for dogs of the Calamity type are
akin To lightning in their speed, Mr.. Smith
found that there was some link missing,
and the captured canine could not con-
scientiously wear the collar with "Calam-
ity' embiazoned upon IL.
Little did Mr.. Smith know during all
those years OF persistent search that the
real animate Calamity was yet unborn.
But such was the case. and IL was only the
other day that the cartoonist realized the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-26
Thieves Make Confession.

After an hour in the 'sweatbox" yester-
day afternoon John Sommers and Robert
Day, of New York city. confessed they en-
tered the hardware store of FRANKIE &
Chandler, 10 South Meridian street. at Z
O'Clock yesterday morning and while one
of the men engaged a clerk in conversation
in the rear of the store the other remained
in front and appropriated two fine revolt
vers. The men were seen i'm a pawnshop
by .Patrolman Asch. who took them in on
suspicion. assisted by Patrolman Paulsell.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-26
Bids for Repair of Bridges.

Bids Tor the repair of bridges and cul-
verts which were damaged by the recent
floods will be received by the Board of Pub
lie Works on May .. Bids will be received
on the building of new bridges over Pleas
ant run. erecting retaining walls at bridges
over Pleasant run at Cottage avenue,
South Meridian street and Madison avenue;
building six-foot concrete culverts on Glenn
drive at Rural, oxford. Wheeler, Dear
born, La Sale and Adams streets and on
Shelby street near Raymond street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-26
Fugitive Confesses Guilt.

Jerome Posey. of Cincinnati. has con-
fessed to the police that he is guilty Of
stealing a watch and ring from his sister.
Alice Sylvester, in Cincinnati. He was ar
rested as a fugitive, and after an nvesti-
CATION the charge was changed 10 larceny
Posey is also known as Charles Hess.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-26
COMMERCIAL TRUST
WILL PAY IN FULL

II was announced last night that ar
engagements have been completed by which
all the depositors OF the Commercial Trust
Company will be paid in full The Com
mercial Trust recently went into the
hands of receiver and at the time il was
asserted that all depositors would be paid
dollar for dollar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-26

A large class of students from the In
diana Dental College will be graduated at
the annual commencement. TO take place in
the English opera House Friday night. An
elaborate musical programme has been pre-
pared for the occasion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-26

ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21

1olh Was Moses 4 murderer,
~ killing the Egyptian2 Yes M Nj
Goth. Was the five nations
Noses destroyed of thu same peo-
M AZ the Israelites'-- Yes ~ M.
2lst. Did Christ blind, III II
nation the eyesof the Israelitesf,
Yes Or No.
22nd We're they VI be hind
Oh until the fulness of the Cen.
tiles come in2--Yes Or M.
23rd. Is the fulness of the Gen.
tiles come in yet1--Yes orsNos
2lth II there's gospel 81 ctr--
culnciaiol., and gospel of uncar.
cnmcisicn spoken ofln the 'word,
Yes on M,
25th. Ii there two ways spoken
ii in the word of God. III WHICH
people are 10 serve GodS--les oE
No.
10th, DID Paul obey the inv If
Moses afterhe was chosen al ~
postle To the Gentiles vs. Christ
Yes Or No.
9th. Did paul speak q a mys-
terry kept hid from tRa beginning
Of the worlda--Ycs Or No.
Now when the above questions
arc answered Yes or No BY those
who want to oppose us they thon.
can begin to write through the
CREssEr both to oppose us and H.
explain their position and Nqurs-
tions and give light on those
things But until they are an.
swcred directly Yes Or No We shall
hold them up before our readers
as evidence that they can't and
which will render them unfit Tor
teachers and as soon as those nrc
answered by any one and proven;
wo have many more to ask.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21
Strs v Notice.

D
On "Wednesday June 70 A reg
mrisy yearling steer, marked \
crop on " the Taft ear and nndel|
slope in right oar, wearing a Nc|
3 shaksly belt. the collar mado y
harness tugs s,rayed from MI
place one and II hall mile South
west Of Higgins r; o: Mo,
Any one finding this yearIiaa|
and notifying me, shall be reward
ded. Mrs. Jane Hayes.
Higgins, Ma|
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21
MT ZION ITEMS
lsy KISS ME AsDI'LL TELL YGf

Kind Ed. / will write few
items this week ~ I have been
absent for some time.
Hay making Il the order Of The
day,
VII. Cbalice Clary started Tor
Mississippi Monday night.
The meeting Vt Mt. Zion Satur-
day night was we'll attended. Mr..
Mi'1cr gave them i quite i" inter-
.'e4''.nf 'nlk
M. Jim Peoples visited bis
brotta;' ~ Douglas Go. saturday
apd Sunday,
Mrs. Nolson visited Mrs, Oxley
Wednesday,.
!. Lofty Oxloy visited Lissle Mel
ton Saturday,
i Mrs, FieIdcn visited Mrs. N Nelson
Sunday evening.
Dora Melton visited Miss Mary
Scott ono day ms. week she report
o fine time
There was quite crowd from
t,'zlon and Brus6y Knob attend.
ed'the Children shay At Campbell
Scirool house last sunday they all
reported mic, time.
Jim Tucker called At Joe Oxley
Wednesday morning.
Hello Dug hoy ar. You getting
along plowirg corp
Cora Hagan visited with home
folks Sunday and also Sunday
night.
Halo Chalice how is Mississippi
BY this time | hope you Amt 10,
some Of Negroes carry you Of,
Jim Melton and wife visited Jos
Oxley Thursday evening.
Lucy Oxley has come home tc
stay awhile she has been staying
with her sister Mrs. Cora Hagan
A. M
Susie Oxley Called on AIma
Tucker the other evening sbt
reported nice time
4 Rachel Barring from Kansas !,
here in this part Of the country
visiting with her friends and rela
tives this week.
BERTHE Elice ard Ole Meltor
called on the oxley girls We'd
nesday evening.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21
CREATION and FORMATION
Or The Jew And Yhe Gentle
or
ACCEPT LIGHT AND RErsseAAnKsrss
ANSWER TO QUgSNuN A,led M
ACCEPT LIGHT AND Observation-Disclosures
ANSWER TO QUgSqsuN A,ied

~ J19r
No3 w have ,h- promise Ia
tore " fliltiIrd hi Christ. and
that which Inc law could uot AMI
.,.s il reads.
Is NJ ip4w ,isrn arslD., ,he pr.a,,~..
- G'sr si'slsfrrt+i: for II there IND
oren = Inv Aisenswhirh could have ~
~ w v"i''y riEh'"n,nr,f Yt,.,,,,d hnyy
0rr''hy 'A*'.w, eB.'- ! -,
N' !. he preci"4. iSagA M
Jesus 70 % what the law .eya,ld
not ~. Asynn viii see IS read.
ina this
~! @w ~ chri,, .I.rn "a sro'
r'n'sas'ts ~nrs lss"fr VI. made uIph
.hy W hood ~ Chrir'. tisphs e-ta
Nv then " have bpf..u our
friends and renders, the sprint AZ
man M u IL ths inward LIVING ,nan
witch l'"es after til. death Of Tho
''a'"frI MN, tn part ii nan
that, ~ either justified while we
live this life; or 4tS4 W. l,ye "a ~
% bi,aag i into condemnation n
the A"a'r md article Of death
Then fy''nn the above statement
W. answer the first question, forV
our friends, thar tho soul ~ man \
i he natural ne, md NE .plritI
q man. i his living soul II e,er.
nal life that .ivas after death.
AHwa have BY tho word shown
TIN difference there is III soul and
sp'rit--Tha next thing Il to show
70 ourrpaders and the two honor.
ed brothers who have asked tho
qnestion-Where the living soul
Or the eternal life Of man ia from
the time Of the death Of the body
until the great resurrection day
And for the first evidence Oh
tins no shall ask You TO read thu
following:
And when he had opsned the flhh
seal; ! saw under the altar the souls Of
them 'hAt were slain for the word NJ lsnd
and for The testimony which they held
And they cried with loud voice say
Ing. How long. q Lord. ho,y and true
do, ,hou not Judge and avenge om
bhsM On thew That dwell On tho sarhl
And white robes were 7iven nn'n ever
one Of tbsnr And u Wa said nn,o them.
that shsy should real yet for li,,ls
'sssop. anlil their ieilowssrvan,s also
sQii ,Lsa bEsthrea. that should he killed
ai'hrv w-'e,. should be fulfilled
ilna above, wishoTt .aMy ethef
avdHpse tells ~ wissps tho soul,
rests irnm the death VI upy body
untii. the resurrection day, thy
are under The alter (Which ID
Christ J and when the day CONES
that Christ delivers all up to Cod
then God will he all and IN, and
ever all aud W. will be heirs d
GOD and joint heirs with Christ
until this time comes We are uu|
der Christ the alter.
Yours truly,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21

my suNri.owER AN pANsY'
......,....
Kind Editor and correspon
dents here we come again after
weeks absence.
Plenty Of rain here at present
writing.
Only five Missouri boys left in
Kansas. Frank Bare, 'ieorge
Williams, Sam and Henry Ellis,
and Henry Freels.
People are taking advantage Of
the nice weather TO cut wheat and
bluegrass.
Frank Bare visited Geo Williams
Sunday afternoon.
Geo. Williams attended Sunday
School at Highland.
Sugar and Molasses' pumpkin
and Squash" and aSour Kraut and
Pickles come again.
Blueford Rice and Elmer Hill
/, left Friday evening for South
Dakota
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21
NOTICE.

Private Detective and Auction
Ger with Thirty years cxperance.
Terms reasonable, Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address.
T. II. Mccall.
Fowler
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21
Page 81 Inquirer
Question No 80.
Is John the Baptist Holy Ghost
Chha. George Towe.
QUESTIONS NO. 81.

Il appears tina. como Of the
Readers Of the CREssET do not
comprehend that when thu Word
as quoted 70 them that itis Gods
Word--So in order that we may
get those who oppose us through
the columns OF the CREssEr to
understand lit before writing. We
purpose for them to answer the
following questions, in short, yes
or Moor when necessary, just
name it, And then as fast liz
practable give the explanation
and proof--But just to add these
questions. your name, Yes or No.
LOr the object Thing.
LIT. 10 Creation and Forma.
tioh the samei----Yes or No.
Ind. Did God.craate the earth
Of Tho time Iie said He dia?--Yes
~ NJ. -
AM. Was the earth in form at
the'time He treated i,2-Yes or No
4th. Was the earth VOID when
God created it?--Yes or No,
9th. Did God create darkness
before light'--Yes or No.
9Th, Did the Spirit move upon
the face Of the waters?--Yr- or No,
eth. Was the light created al.
ter the Spirit moved on the wa
tersy--Yes or No.
Sth. Was light and darkness
divided after the Spirit moved on
the watersf-Yes or No.
9th. After God placed a frma
ment in the midst OF the waters
shNwater Yet cover the eartI
-MHtesSrNNo..' y"
10th. Was it after His secort
days work Of creation that II,
gathered tho waters to gether iron
under tho heaven, inorder to le
the dry land appear?--Yes or No
nth. Did God create man. NAL
and female oh the sixth day1-Ye
or No.
18th. DID God tell the man, NAL
aud female TO till the ground?--
Yes or No.
18th: Did God give the man
male and female dominion owe
all the earth5-Yes or No,
l4th. Did God give the Great
cd man, male and female access t
every thing on all the face Of til
earth?--Yss or No.
18th. Did God plant a garde
and put the man, male aud Il
male in it?--Yes or No.
10th Did God plant tliis ga,
den after he rested tho sevent
day. Yes or No.
18th. Was there any body
the land If Nod for Cain TO zeal
Yes or No,
18th. Was the Sons tt all
.he Daughters Of men, the san
@ peepley--Yes o. No,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21
QUESTION No 10

/ FH@MA ~ M&f&& -------~F satfi 8Fts Eitfgtt y u
| CORDZ. MO,ApRlI. ,he 18th: 1901.
sir Gsrre,i, wiz ,"n please snAwcr
! The follnwing question. What II sh1
sonl"f man, md where iSit fYonl cav,l,
% the resurrection
/ Leroy anaifranki,n Cniiins
Cnnin'nd irpm hui wsrk
/, III ths last scripture quoted W.
learn these people called Gem
tiles did not have eternal lif-
the sonl or spirit asked about
But now III Christ Jesus This
soul or spirit was given u them;
and IN this act they wer. made
equal IN spirit To the decei. dants
OF the Formed man who after
wards was called Isfaelit-s also
called Jews Now then We bave
N every man, an inward man and
an outward man. The natural
man and the spiritual man--Ths
natural lite and III spiritual life.
Soul and living soul--As We have
said before. we shall repeat again
--Beforr tn, coming Of Christ the
Gentiles was without eternal life
This is why there was i m;ddls
wall between the lsrnelitas and
Gentiles. Christ came aud tore
down this middle wall--As We can
see in this Language:
| For he is our peace who hath made
both one, and hath broken down The
middle wall Of partition between ",
tEphe 2--i4
| After w have found that there
was q middle wall between the
Jew and the Gentle, And that
it was torn down by Christ.
i Our continuation will tell what
the middle wall was and w shalt
try TO find out just what hv did III
!, order to tear down this middle
wall spoken OF between them.
| Aud IN finding this out We will
also find out what tn. living soul
or spirit Of man is.
| We shall ask our frie:.ds and
readers Of the CREssET to read this
4 first:
lsay then, Have they stumbled ihsl
they should fslly God forbid: hut rather
through their fall salvation, il come unit.
tie Gcn,ilcs, for 10 provoke ,hrW, e
Jealousy. rom. ll-lt4
Yes they dif,nq, haze. salvation
} before rhrist cpma. 70 earth Al
the above scripture teach. And il,
order tQ know how Christ give
them eternal life; we Shali ask the
following to he read.
My sheep hear my voice aud ! know
them. and they follow me.
Il And give unto them eternal HE; ant
they shall never perish neither shall
any man plnck them out q my hand.
? tst. John 1877 -as.)
In this language We learn tina
! Christ gave to the Gentiles. eter'
nnl life--Cal.el by Paul in th,
y Itch. Rom. salvation. Now To-
Q us see what God says il his prom
Uses in regard ~ this:
3 And this is the promise that lie hm,
promised us even eternal life. tlsl
John e. a5)
The promise was etdrnel III
! and again we read that he di
! sive 70 them eternal life; FOR H
says:
y And this Is thr Y cord thu God hal
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21

S. ren nv lime Is snort anu news rs
scarce l will ring on hoping 70 see this
In prin, As my last writing wasn't
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CORDZ. MO.ApRli. ,he 18th. 1904.
Y sir Gsrre,i, VIII yam please snAwcr
he following question. ,vLsl Il she
snn' u man. md where n 4, from ca,,l,
% the resurrection.
- Lerv md Franklin Cnliins.
Confined irpaa hui week.
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THE CRESSET.
JAZZ Vile Colony.
FOWLER POSTO FFlCE mo

Ksv.L Il barrett. Editor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-03
All DANCER Passed.

Sc p-.VILLE, New, August 1-yu
this vicinity, all danger of loss of life
or further loss of property from the
series of cloudbursts and succeeding
floods that decended upon this section
last night, passed After midnight the
flow of water in the surrounding can
yOns began to deminish. By two o.
clock it had 50 decreased that the re-
pair gang was put to work on the
railroad on either side of this city.
The principle damage was done to
railroad A mile north of here the
track was covered at times for half
a mile with water six inches deep. In
places the roadbed had been entirely
washed away. This part of the road
was sufficiently repaired in the morn
ing to allow trains to pass over it.
Five miles south of here at Rhod es
the damage was much greater.
Here a gang of men had ben work
ing all last night, but not until noon
pass over it. This was the NORTH
bound TOnopah train. 1t was twelve
hours in making the trip of sixty miles
from Tonopah
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-03
THE REAL STORY.
Bullion Production is the Record that
Tonopah is Making.

The best evidence that TOnopah is
on the map and there to stay is to
watch the bullion product Since the
mill started there has been over one
hundred bars of bullion produced and
sent to the market. This is only 4
small portion of the ore that has
been taken cut and nearly ell has
come from the leasers. None of the
ore taken out by the companies has
gone to the mill, yet in spite Of the
fact there has ben over one hundred
bars shipped and more to come.
The best story of a camp is the
bullion product and surely Tonopan
has it, with only one 1n;ll running
and fat bars being turned out every
week. "A statement from the Tonopah
papers regarding the amount of real
bullion shipped from the camp would
be interesting reading, as some of the
bullion is very high grade and woi:1
bring some Of the hundred pound ba1s
into the thousands Of dollars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-03
No Lights.

Yeterday morning a section of the
flume at the electric plant went out
and the lights and power followed suit
IL is believed that the fiume will De
in condition tonight so that lights can
be turned on. The breakdown shuts
down the mines at Silver City and on
the COmstock. A number of Carson
men departed for the scene Of the
break where they will receive big
wages and have their expenses paid.
The loss is felt pretty heavily by the
company when it is figured what a
shut down to the Comstock mines
means.