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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-23
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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-08-20
Nevada Honey.

The repeated failure o. the
honey crop i'll Southern Cali
fornia and the fact that Nevada
is producing the best honey IN
the world at the rate of two
crops per year, is causing an eX-
odus to Nevada of the IN en- who
handle honey i'll the Golden
State. w. ]. Oates OF Santa
Barbara IS among the recent
arrivals here. Mr.. Oates owns
a large apiary i'll California and
is now making preparations to
have his bees shipped to this
State.
The fact that dry years III Gal-
itornia generally mean the de
%struction of the honey crop, to-
3ether with the fact that the
Nevada crop is almost certain,
III fact two crops instead OF one
can be raised here, is causing an
influx OF California honey men.
Irrigation is a great factor.
Thus year Churchill county
Will export a great quantity of
the sweet stuff. The article is
said to be of a superior quality.
owing to the absence Of foreign
substances. In this valley the
bees extract the honey from al
falta exclusively aud owing to
that fact the honey is absolute
" pure.
\ number Of California bee
men arrived in this county some
months ago for the purpose OF
determining the advisab1lltv Of
bringing their bees here. They
readily saw that this county
offered every inducement. The
result was thai they have set
tied hsre and the bee industry is
coming to the front aS one Of
the leading industries of the
county.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-08-20
To the People of Nevada ana NORTH
Eastern California.

| beg leave to request OF y3n in order
ing your freight from Buffalo, Roches-
ter and New York, y. y: Boston and
Springfield, Mass; Baltimore, Mary
Iand Washington, d. c.; Philadelphia
and Pittshurg, Pa, that you order it
marked and routed by way o%f"SuHset
Gulf Route, care Of l.. j. Spence, GEN
eraI Eastern Agent, Southern Pacific
Company, New York, \. Y. Should
you do this, | guarantee You will receive
as low IA rate as is obtainable by any
other route, together with The very best
Of service Ii loss or damage occurs
while in transit apply to Agent Of the
Southern Pacific Company who handled
the shipment or to myself.
| will be glad to near from II II
who contemplates shipping live stock or
other freight to the eastern States, also
to answer letters, send folders, reserve
sleeping car accommodations, etc.. and
give all possible Information and assist
ance to the end hat any one making an
eastern tr p can d. 50 with very little
trouble by applying to
JOHN VI. FULTON.
u. +. Il =. A. So. Pac. co.
Reno, Nevada. NJ
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-08-20
Nevada'S Representation.

The vote east tor Representa-
tive in Congress i'll Nevada was
1917. For many years 1t has
been conceded that the vote OF
Nevada was the lighteSt of any
State in the Union, but VIXEN
considered in the light OF inveS-
tigation, it will appear that for
five members of Congress in the
State of Mississippi, there was
cast but a total vote of 9,7lO,
or ! ,267 less than were caStsfor
Ncvapa's one member. Should
Nevada's quota he increased to
five, or should she have seven
votes in the Electoral College?
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-08-20
| IIGtL
Contest Notice
Number So

DEPARTMENT. OF THE INFERIOR.
UNITED STATE. ANb OFF3tE.
'Car,on city, Nevada, July -. I0i
A sufficient contest affidavit having BEEN
flied In thi, off t 0y t"un ". Ed-HiI. contest
mt, against Homestead Entry M W. maie
Apiil md 1903. FOR the + = ri the ~W a aud
y - al td sc "a, Section ., towu>hip Is y,
Range y r NJ, y. Il, Il NJ. nv Jane \ EesIe.
ctntestee. III which it /, alleged TIM HE aifI
james \ Eagle. cuuteSttc. Ia, failed t. reside
and never has resided an the land above de-
erihcd nor occupied any residence 81 bui ding
thereon that n portion Of the baud hHs been
cultivated or fenced nor any improvements
whatsoever made thereapnu. aud thHt the sad
EHRle, Hpplica IT atet elnie,tec. has not IN any
particular complied with the homestead laws
al the United state, said partie, are hereby
notified Ia appenr, respond AID offer evidence
ton, hing sud HllPgHtton at one - clock p III.
on september i. Il0l. hcfprc The ReIi~ter and
Receiver AT the United STATE, Land ON e III
Carson CITY. Nevada. ma 4 ut final hearing
VIII be hetd at such time date aud pace he
fore the sHtd REGISTER Had Receiver OF the
United STATE, Land office nj Carson city,
Nevada.
the mid contestant having in II proper afti
davit filed tply -. laOl 1T turth ia t. which
show that after due diligence, personal service
eau not ,be made. it j. hereby arderet aud di-
re ted thai Sll,h notice he given by due and
proper publication, Published lar six con.
sevuttNe weeks.
q. II gallup, Register.
u. II. HALL, Receiver.
Date OF first publication July3'. 1901,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-08-20
I. O. O.. F.
FOR SALE.

\ 6,000-gaIlon redwood tank in perfect
condition for sale cheap. For further
particulars apply 10
]. \. BAILEY, Fallon.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-03-31
A PROTEST.

A so-called "organizcd protest"
against the action of the regular
committee in calling the conven-
tions was helu at the Office Of AttOr-
ney Martin in the DOOlittle block
Friday night. J. W. Carr and W.
II. Doughty were requested to act
as secretaries and program for pro-
testing against the transaction of the
business by the regular committee
was outlined. The meeting was not
largely attended. 1t is said the OBJ.
iect is to further the interests Of a
number of candidates for various
offices
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-03-31
HEARING FROM HEARST.

Washington. March ~. = Cor. Min
neal polls JoGrnaD - Eastern demo-
Gratis are on the verge of panic over
the progress which is being made b.:
William r. Hearst, in capturing dele
gates IN the west. Reports from
Kansas, Illinois and Indiana are par
ticularly disquieting.
1t is said here that Hearst is repre-
senred in the west as pledged to con-
tribute sl,50O,OOO for campaign
fund, by himself and friends thus
making it unnecessary to ask TIE
trusts for a contribution and leaving
the way open to make a strong cam
paign on the antitrust issue.
They argue that the nomination OF
German. Parker, or any candidate OF
the conservative stamp will necessi-
tate contributions by trusts, which
will drive the radical democrats to
vote for Roosevelt. This argument.
and ready money for forming Hearst
clubs, seems very effective throughout
the west.
1t is admitted now that even in
New York state, Hearst will have a
little bunch of delegates ard the
most conservative are forced to ad
nit that Hearst will 60 into the con-
vention with more than third OF
the delegates, which under the two
thirds rule will enable him to veto
any candidate not agreeable to him.
1t is expected that Bryan will
formally declare on the side OF
Hearst. In the face OF this situation,
it is seriously proposed by conserv-
atiye members Of the party to take
steps at once to repeal the two-thirds
majority rule, making it possible for
a democratic convention, like the
to choose a nominee by
a bare majority.
This plan would be regarded as a
desperate measure, but much discus
sion will be heard of it from now to
time.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-03-31
THIRD TERM QUESTION

Interest is being stirred up in our
county politics unusually early this
year. While great many citizens
are averse to taking active part or
aligning themselves with factions
the results of the convention neces-
sarily affect each one more or less.
So attention to the situation must
be given by those not directly con-
cerned in the nominating conven-
tion which is not great ways on.
Everyone desires to be fully informed
of the issues, the candidates and the
probable results Of his vote in the
primaries Wednesday, April g., in
order to vote intelligently and to
know what the delegates elected will
do.
. 1t is seen that an active effort is
being made to create III feelings
against the regular republican Or
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-03-31
USES Of fORMALOEHYDE

To the Alert: The liquid found
on the market as formaldehyde is
really solution of pugnent OF
sharp odored gas in water. The
standard solution is known as 40
per cent formaldehyde"; that is a
standard solution should contain
forty grams OF formaldehyde per 100
G. c., of the liquid. Some OF the
best brands of this liquid are
thoroughly clear, in color, Others
show light cloudiness, due to a
white powder in suspension. This
20 vder is usually found to be a lime
product and is said to help the later
hold the full amount of gas. How
ever the fact that the powder is pre-
sent is no real guaranty that solu-
tion is of the full strength.
This gas is very destructive to liv-
ing cells. When it comes in contact
with the living substance. it quickly
coagulates or solidifies it and pro-
duces death. For 5his reason it
makes good germicide. 1t quickly
destroys the life of bacteria and other
small organisms which produce dis
eases in animals and plants.
Our..experiments have fully demon
strated that the formaldehyde treat
ment is far superior to any treatment
that has yet been devised. We have
extended its use to the treatment OF
many other types OF plant disease
and have found it always beneficial
in preventing such diseases. 1t not
only prevents disease but it is found
to be otherwise beneficial. When
properly applied to seed grain, it
always causes an increase in the
yield.
The application There are two
ways Of applying the formaldehyde to
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-03-31
THE TWO TERN. RULE.

Among the people, the principle
that the tenure of public Office should
be limited to second term has be-
come so general and widespread that
it has the force of unwritten law.
This rule is not only generally obser-
we'd but is enforced without reference
to the capability of the officer. One
of the ablest and most popular per-
sonally OF all who have ever held
public office in Stutsman county, was
the late Judge Roderick Rose. BY
temperament and qualification he
was a model Judge of the district
court and his high character was
venerated by ali who knew him. Yet
when his name was mentioned as a
candidate for a third term, those
who had formerly most willingly sup
ported him. while approving mis- ad-
mirable efficiency for the office, could
not assent to the principle of third
termism and he was defeated. Judge
Glaspell, his immediate successor,
the one who profted by his defeat, is
now Offering himself as candidate
for third term.
Will the people give to him that
which they refused Judge Rose? -
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-03-31

tain only eleven to thirteen ounces.
The formula calls for sixteen ounces
for pound. The different treat
ments will fail il made upon weaker
basis.
To the Farmer-Insist upon hav-
ing sta ndard 40 per cent fOrmalde-
hyde. See that the name of the firm
which WHOLESALERS the liquid is upon
the container. Be willing to pay a
fair price for good article.
II. L. BOLLEY. -
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-03-31
eight years and member of the legis

lature.
In the matter of the iudgeship
there are other excellent attorneys in
the county whose friends believe they
should have a chance for the honor,
as we'll as Judge Glaspell. There are
many in the city and county who
think that if Mr.. S. e. Ellsworth of
Jamestown, u first class lawyer, an
old resident Of the countv. and a
man of high character was favored by
the convention for the nomination,
he would be able to secure the same
as well as the election and make a
most satisfactory and capable jud &c.
AS said before it is nothing
detrimental to these gentlemen to
endeavor to make a family Inherit
ance OF a public Office or to per-
pepuate oneself in Office. The ques-
tion that is raised is, DO the people
who give these things, want it that
way?
The above is a brief revie " of the
political situation which has becom
a topic of rather unexpected interest
during the past few days, and may be
of interest to many readers Of the
Alert.
An attempt to work up favor
able sentiment for certain of the
candidates by holding ''inass meet
ing' and by opening headquarters
and other means, is advertised. But
it has generally been noted that a
majority of the republicans believe
that the primaries are the proper
places to express preferences, rather
than by joining in factional demon
stratiOns.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-03-31
NUMBER 80

Geo. Piercey were brought up as
candidates.
For sheriff the names mentioned in
connection with the Office we're: Fl.
B. Wood, Harry Wasser, j. II. Ross,
W. 3. Grobe, Frank Eddy and j. B.
Ruddy.
For county auditor J. B. Durkee
and G. f. McElroy.
For county treasurer, John Latta
and Alfred Steele
ANOTHER ORGANIZA TION.
In regard to candidates for the
various offices it is currently stated
that about wear ago this month an
organization among number Of re.
publicans was made and full slate
of candidates put up; that such or
ganlzatiOn has been diligently at
tempting to tear down the regular or
ganization of the county ana the
county committee; that it is com pos.
ed of former republican Office holders
and few Office seekers who have
not heretofore affiliated with the re.
gular republican organization and
that the slate so made has been
known for some time and that work
is being done IN it's behalf in an
active way.
AS to the members of the commit.
tee and the regular organization no
such slate has been made, and the
merits of the various candidates
have only been discussed as above
stated.
APPORTIONMENT.
The aIp0rtionment was fixed by
the county committee in 1902 and
notices sent to all members and.
precincts. This was based on the
lowest vote of the.three lowest can
didates on the legislative and county
tickets. The reason why the appor-
tionment is lower this year than in
1902, is that it is based on one dele
gate to every Is votes, or major frac-
tion, instead Of one for every ten
votes or major fraction which lat
ter number would have made a
convention of ll2 delegates instead Of
Sc. 1t was the desire of the committee
tohave as manya ctura delegates pres
ent as possible, and it was thought
larger convention would only mean
more proxies. Two years ago there
we're about 10 proxies in the conyen-
tiOn.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-03-31

A meeting of the republican county
committewas held Thursday eve at the
Office of the Chairman, John Knauf,
in this city, pursuant to call. Near
ly all the members were present from
the various precincts in the county,
and few who were delayed for a
time by a late train flom the east,
due to the storm, sent proxies or ap-
peared later and endorsed the action
of the committee, of which there
we're some "a present out of the 36
members.
After general discussion of the
reasons for the call of an early coun-
ty convention, the date Of Friday
April s, was decided upon, the coun-
ty caucuses to be held at the various
precincts Wednesday April 6. A
call to that effect has been issued
and will be sent. at once to all parts
of the county to fully inform all part.
les interested Of the date of the con-
yention and caucuses. Members of
the committee from outside the city,
were in favor Of having one conven
tion to transact all the business be-
fore seeding and general farm work
began. Two conventions have
already been called, the state conven-
tion at Fargo May Is. and the judi
cial convention &C Darlington in May,
also to each of which conventions it
is necessary to send Is delegates to
represent this county. Many men,
bers of the committee thought it
would be better to have all the busi-
ness transacted at one time, and get
a full representation of delegates,
than to hold several county conven-
tiOns at different times of the busy
season when many farmers could not
leave their work to attend. 1t was
therefore deemed best to hold all the
county conventions at one time to
select delegates to the two state con-
ventions at Fargo and Grand Forks,
to the judicial convention at Caring
ton, and to nominate candidates for
county offices. This would save time
and expense of attending several con-
ventions and would have the nomina-
tions out of the way before the busy
season began in earnest.
Several. of the out Of town men,
bels said that the convention in
April would place all candidates on
an equal footing, and that there
would be less chances to put up
combinations In advance, and to
promise Offices in advance.
The proceedings Of the committee
we're conducted by resolutions which
we're fully discussed pro and con, and
afterwards passed unanimously and it
is believed they will be generally ap.
proved around the county by the
farmers and others. In the committee
the precincts outside the city had 81
out of the 36 members leaving 5 to
the city.
AS will be seen by the call publish
ed elsewhere there will be total OF
Sc delegates to tile convention of
which 20 are in the four precincts of
Jamestown, the remainder in the
county outside the city. The precinct
caucuses will be held at the places
designated Wednesday April 6. and
the polls will be open from 1880 p. m.
to $3.50 p. m. The convention will
be held in the court house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-14
JAPANESE W0UlD.BE HUSBANDS
TEMPT FATE AT CITY HALL

Two interesting applicants FOR marriage
licenses drifted into the city registrar
office az city hall late Monday afternoon.
The would-be brideErooms were both OF
japanese blood. stating their occupa tions
as stewards OF the Charlestown navy
yard. The women were from Boston and
were OF the white variety.
A license was granted 10 Iva Karaski.
age % years. "A Japanese steward az the
Charlestovn navy yard and Lillian Y.
Collins. age "a years. and the daughter.
as she said. ~ Police Inspector Collins OF
Boston
Young Miss Collins was faultless In at
tire and bore an air of refinement which
led the authorities To give credencc 10 her
statements.
The names Of the other couple we're not
secured. because the young woman was
50 earnest In her desire to have n be-
lieved that she had lived n wear AT 10
Page street-whore 10 was ascertained
there II no family ahode-ihat tho re-
ques, for license was refused at tho
start
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-14
ENJOYABLE RECITAL AND
DANCE IN K. OF P. HALL

The recital and dance OF Miss Virginia
G. Joyce last evening in X. OF p hall on
Elmwood avenue was pronounced sue
cess The concert was OF high order al
most every contributor TO the entertain
ment having appeared upon the profession
al stage. Despite the dlsa greeabe weather
large number was on hand to share
I'm the pleasures of the evening and pro-
ceeded to take all the enjoyment that the
occasion offered.
II would be difficult TO select any one
particular feature Of the concert program
as being the best and each number was
heartily encored.
When the concert was concluded the
dancing commenced. the music being fur
nished by j. Hennessey's Crown orches-
ira. The program was as follows:
Piano solo, Miss Olivette Temple; fancy
dances. Misses Friel and Beamis char
7tt4tt- Sftectafttes Robert Mungiven; duets.
the little Misses Temple. bee dance Miss
May Friel; duet dance. Misses Temple
and Mccoy; tenor SOLO H. Leroy Glazier:
10 minutes of magic. mirth and mystery.
with Alden Dillenback; baritone solo,
Thomas Schofeld; soprano solo Miss
Madge Hart OF Empire Trio.
The committee of arrangements was
composed OF w. r. Lee r. j. lee. J. j.
Kelley; floor director, w. r. Lee: assist
ant. r. j. Lee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-14

OF the STANDARD oil" and their methods
Later, over "A year after you came TO
me and insisted upon my taking n check
Tor all ] had lost. with interest and I
SAID what l say now. notwithstanding the
crazy wrong YOU do mo this morning. Won
are one of the few white men have ever
met, and from that time until today I
nave gone out OF my way to speak good
words for you and your enterprise
OFFERED ASSISTANCE
Time and time again / have been i'm
portuned TO sell IL short. or interfere with
your plans but | have repeatedly said
would go TO the poorhouse rather than
do anything that would cause Won loss
or unhappiness, and only last week I'm the
middle OF the panic your bankers. Hay-
den, stone & Co, came TO me and said :
There are rumors that YOU are going
10 attack Greene Consolidated
] said to them: "On the contrary. I will
do all In my power TO assist Greene" and
] repeated TO them your transactions with
me. and said that a man who could con
duct his business as you had conducted
yours must not only be honest. but n win
ner, and told them that they could quote
me 20 that effect
/ went even further. and said II there
was any possible way i'm fairness TO the
public TO do IL | would issue n statement
that from all my general advice to sell
| believed Greene Consolidated should be
excepted. and went still further and said
that II at any time | could be OF assist
ance to you they had hut 10 call upon me
HE WILL BE THERE
This has been my attitude -towarrf-vur1-
and your property. and, Notwithstanding
your attack. ! will be fair to myself and
say II. Now for your threats. for 7 read
clearly your meaning when you repeated
three times You would come To my Office
know YOU are a brave man. know.
not only because you have told me. but
because ! have verified e. that YOU have
notches on your gun 10 mark where YOU
went up against bad men In Arizona and
Mexico.
! know you have made some OF the
leaders or the system" I'm New York
give over their schemes 10 ruin YOU
simply by calling their attention 10 the
fact that you were going 10 call upon
them at their office" but let me say 70
YOU. you have picked the wrong customer;
you. or any Of those who have egged YOU
on, or any OF the dirty ours Of the
system may come to- my office or any
other place that is convenient. or ar.
cessible, and when YOU come I will he
there to meet YOU.
(sisned) THOMAS w LAWSON.