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SECOND DAYO|
DOVER s SESSION { | D.
4 State and Foreign Missions Dis:
cussed at Length ---Dr. Gard
rer's Annual Sermon.
on DENOMINATIONS / IN; Nal WORK :l !
! Reports Show Increases Along.
All the Lines Session Will il
Close To-Day.
ON DEN0MlNATI0NAL WORK II

sS3yI The second days session Of tho Dover
" Baptist Association opened at Cool Spring
N Church, In B Hanover county, at $3.50 yes
4 terday morning with devotional exercises
conducted by Rev. Calder j.. Willingham.
4 After these exercises, which were very
interesting, the association proper opened
for business. 55 5l S 53 X
Il Rev. Il T.. Nv. Stone. who followed the
written report with an earnest address.
81 The figures the report sets forth make
lit the best report ever submitted to the
association, the total of contribut tons
. being the largest In the history Of the
association. Rev. Mr.. Stone and Drs. j..
William Jones and w. r. L.. Smith spoke
X tor tho report. III
$EE The report on Denomlnational Educa-
5tion, which was a most able paper, was
prepared and read by Rev. G. w. Nc.
Daniel. { ,rhe 81 report was discussed by
!. Drs. Mcdaniel, Hening and Trlbble, and
adopted.
Dr.. Gardner Preached.
Is4 The annual sermon before the associa-
stion was preached ut 1880 o clock by
Street Baptist Church. The great COM
mission, "Go We lnto&all tho world and
preach the gospel was his theme, and
on this subject he preached a sermon
that was full Of the meat Of the gospel.
and many new thoughts were brought out
and elucdate[l ,Ehe Ifeacher laid great
stress upon the thought Of bringing men
4 into the kingdom and properly training
them for active service.
State and Foreign Missions.
At the beginning OF the afternoon ses-l
sion State missions held the right OF way.
THE report on this work was read by
Rev. A. L. King, who followed the road
ing with n strong address on the sub
ject Other speeches were made by
Rev. r, l.. Hardy, Rev. G. ". Wilkinson
and Rev C. r. Stewart, In this oonnec-
tlon collection was taken for the Mineral
City Baptist Church. and $107.45 was
raised to help In liquidatng the debt
upon that church.
3 The report on Foreign Missions was
presented by Mr.. S, c., Freeman, who
followed the report with a talk on the
subject OF Foreign Missions, Hc was fol
lowed by Rev. a. w. Jones. Oh. Willing
ham, secretary OF the Foreign Mission
Board, and Rev Calder r. Willingham
Tne association will close It's session to-
day with consideration OF tho Woman's
Missionary Union report and the report
Of the Committee on Temperance. How
ever, the most interesting report of the
day will be that OF the Committee on
Statistics. This report vii! chow the re-
suits OF the work OF all the churches for
the association year.
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.TEARING WALLS DOWN
A SLOW PROCEEDING.

ia ) + u ! d. \ +. ID
The concreta walls OF the new 1IIenrico
comfy ini are. being torn down. hut tha
Work is proaaedlng slowly. 4, 4 - O'clock id
reared nesared very solid, and last night showed
Int little accomplished. The work began
On the two rear windows. and from Fcs.8
ont on Indications, II q larger force issnot
nut on, it will be some weeks br">re inc
walls are down, Is
Mr.. McClay, when seen yesterday sails
hc would put more men on II lls ccnlt.5
secure them, but Worknlen are yerS,
scarce. Flc added that he was not song
to Use dynamite, as he thought The ans
.thur,ties would not allow him Tor fear Of
breaking the wind9ws ~ the eotlFl- houses
lls Tho work, AMI there MIL A9l,l,irsy
b. 40 hurry l'he nails syn5 tw ,litY % ~
Inc, es thick. and lila work aronnd the
WINDOWS must be careful IN ;,c'}ollnt OF
the fastenings. Which arc set In the
canaan III f
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commissioner Of Insurance. Y our petl-
TONER and applicant insists. however,:
Nc l.. That the duty OF allowing him to
qualify ms Commlssioncr$of Insurance by
and before said State CorporationaCo .l-3
mission was a mere ministerial act. and
one which infnowise required Or58 author
lied said Corporation Commission to pass
on the constitutlonality5 Of the act Of the
General Assembly Of Virginia. ss
2. That said acts constitutional and
valid. and "a proper exercise OF the Legls-8
5lature OF Virginia OF Its power and duty
IN the premises. ~ Ss
He therefore respectfully asks I'll Y the
Commemorative writ OF mandanns9tshall
DO awarded to him. commanding the said
State Corporation Commission Of Virginius
10 administer tie proper oaths and 4 tx
tho form Of and approve the proper bond
received Of your petitioner, and allow
him to Qualify MS Commissioners Of ms
surance OF Virginia. s W #
(Signed) ] OSEPIf BUTTON KY
"A s.. T.. Kelly and I,eakc & Carter. for 4
pet TONER M
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that the gold was worth about 80. But
II could purchase 1t for less and make
a profit II don't see that I would have
violated any law. = 4
4 Or. Dawson said that his father had
been cheated before by men who pur-
chased old gold, and that he wanted to
put a. stop to the business. SlSs Ell II
5$5 Frank Is a young man OF good appear
5ance,S5and strenuously denies his guilt.
SHefsenta for Mr. Gilbert X. Pollock In the
afternoon, and the attorney said he felt
sure his client would be free this morn
ing. In this conection, 1t Is Il singular
coincidence that Mr. Pollock, who repre-
sents the prisoner, Is brother in-law.
of DR.. DAWSON. il,3E II. ~ 4 K.
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Excursions to Beach Park.

The. annual outing Of Stockton Street Sunday
Rsh9oi Of MaY,ohssIsr VIII be hs'd at Beach
IN attendance. The train wfl leave the South.
Pm Depot In this cAty At $50 4. NJ. Returning
I, Tomorrow cowarain Avenue Sunday school
.ssNi go 10 this, popular resort, and Saturday
desys Richmond at $3.50 in the afternoon. re-
s4urniDg from Beach Park at 0:s0 that evening
u Many special features are heipE prepared for
,,August tth, and the park will be IN gala attire
~ thAs Day eS lAs big regatta, i
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FRANCIS CASE CONTINUED
TO SEPTEMBER TERM

w. L. Francis. the young white man,
who is charged with having embezzled
more than $500 from tho firm OF Petit
aud Company, appeared In the Hastings
Court yesterday, but his case was not
tried. It was set for September 21st. and
the young man again hailed by his.
mother, Mrs. Ellen G. Francis.
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an Interesting Discussion,

The afternoon session 10 !. - ,.s~a,..
ora torcal display co,nao1 ~ g. = =. =, a !!
taking in much more St,,, !, .uci' shy
time In speech making ~ 80 usual
made were not new. II was ~ Sl,'s ~ - .
old argument tha MO - t'!e ae!'e
tho Southern RaIlwo :, 80 81 - w'leh
sldration and when Connoa,,o N.Y.. WI VI
tho Southern ~ i1uo = 49, l1o,.. LOT
Braxton FOR the cnn,I,,, 4 (
horns on fra o1,t'. :
laws. ,,nr1er whio thn = =, = ne
mission acts " M - nv, 1870,
brought ali ond o1thn',n,, p1 tnn "u.o
sion was MI 5con,n,etan 81 no M; alscu -
sun,cd this nrn,ng ~! ~ :.
that roIhine $500 , d,ue h p,paD'i..y -
thar +ha ,,,nrL, 80 p' ~
a,rsadv ,,oa,, ,,a,
INC or.,,,,,,ant ~ ~ !, 4.
go .,e AZ, 1. - = -
,,,nh ~ on ts*nlp,s ~
from1 ~ ~ 80 ~
~ 1nx,,,h,t NJ = Sr Nc s ~, ,,,nsa
,,sa ~ eaa, ~ axro ~ ~ ~ 4 49,,
f,rn,shod III, ~, Iu,,sn, ~ c1a,,.
sno
~ CO. sn, s" 49, n,1Iah tu ~ oan1 ,va
nd ,,a,,t ~ W. 80 ~ ,o7.,co;
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Richmond Firm Lands Contract,

The Richmond Pattern and Structural Iron
Works, In composition with the largest con
sens q .hs country has been awarded ,ns
ornamental iron for the Southern He'll feo-
phans and telegraph Company'a new hve-stoly
What this means can be appreciated when Il
Is known that this progressive. company Is
under contract to design the building and 10
furnish and erect every pound Of The thlee
hundred tons OF steel and Iron which ,iK to 20
into It's fre-proof steel construction.
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Fire Destroys a Mill.

WlNsTGN-sALEM, N. O.. July 25,-
The lumber mill and machinery OF j, III.
Philips. locnted near tho Southern Rail-
way, was destroyed by fire at 7 O'Clock
this evening. The loss is estimated at
5000, with no insurance
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Service Accepted.

The above documents were handed to
the commissioners just as they were
3ready&to march into the hall of the House
OF Representatives to continue the rail-
road rate hearings. The members OF the
commission held a short conference. and
decided 10 accept service Of tho notice
without official Formally, and Judge
9Crump 80 wrote upon the face Of Colonel
Buttons notice. 7s5
Tie commissioners will file their answer
TO the petition IN due time. and the prob-5
ability Is that 1t VIII, DO very brief. simply
rcciting the fact that in their judgment
the Constitution lodges III the commission
the power to appoint an Insurance Com
missioner and designate his powers and
duties. The answer may not be filed
until the day named for the assembling
of tho Supreme Court Of Appeals. as this
being an emergency case. a written an-
9swer Instead OF q printed one is adj 1
5missible. Il. ,@ i u Il 83s8
1t is understood that8the commission
has no fight to make. The members are
as anxious ms is Colonel Button Or any
one else for the Supreme Court TO settle
the constitutional question lnvol we'd: ne ne \
probability Is that their answer WI pc
a simple statement Of the reasons sthat
.impelled them to decline TO swear IN (.
Colonel Button as Insurance Commission
er, and leave the whole matter 1llst mere mere.
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Mr.. Stuart Takes H,rd

Z, !. ',,>@'.57l3 1Idllu.
s,n IN !, stuart, a. member OF the commits.
son mere got into the discussion and ,,ro-
$eeeded TO- question Major iHotchkjs.p ~ -
5s ey,a the comparative rates Of TIA
> nmr.ae and Ohio and the Southern
mis- a" 60 Z, manly as to rates on sugar.
tween counsel, which ended in tho con-
mission SIS having his way In THE matter
Eol asking questions. Pending M
euarts Questioning, the commission adj
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ing himself worthy, he had devoted his
surplus to the erection of model tene-
ments in the crowded cities, or the es-
Enlistment of hospitals, or the crea-
ton of business enterprises giving
clean, wholesome, well paid employ
ment to thousands of men and women.
He would then have been worth while.
He might have been wild enough in
youth to earn only contempt or pity and
yet have rehabiltated himself by later
decency and usefulness. The money he
has squsndered on wine and women
during a dozen years would probably
suffice to endow home for incurables
in his native city that would stand as
permanent monument to his name. ~
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LEGAL MATTER
Notice of Sale Of Real Estate at
Private Sale
In THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA,

In THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA,
IN AND FOR WHITE PINE COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate and
Guardianship of Sherman Strandman,
Frank Strandman and Fay Strandman,
Minors.
Notice is hereby given that in pursu
ance of an Order of Sale made and en-
tered by the above named Court in the
above entitled cause, on the 18th day of
June, 1906, the undersigned, Guardian
of the Estate of Sherman Strandman,
Frank Strandman and Fay Strandman,
Minors, will sell at Private Sale, subject
to congrmation by said Court, the fol-
lowing described mines, mining claims,
and interests therein and the following
described real property and interests
therein, to-Wit:-
An undivided one-eight d-8) interest
in the Mabel Sunlight and Harold
sometimes called HERALD lode mines,
situated in Robinson Mining Distsict,
White Pine county, State Of Nevada;
the Notice Of Location OF said mines
being recorded in the Recorders Office
Of said county in Records of Mining LO-
cations, as follows: The Mabel, in Book
5, page 30; the Sunlight in Bool, 5,
pages 1880; the Harold in Book !,
pages 30-8l.
An undivided one-half do interest
in Lot Two (2) in Block Two q Of
Georgetown Five Acre Plat Survey
An undivided one-half G-2) interest
in Lot Four ca in Block 1 % Of
Georgetown Five Acre Plat Survey,
containing eight and one-fourth acres
of land.
An undivided one-half Q-2) interest
in Lot Nine (W in Block Two ca Of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-20

-- CONSISTING Or
One Representative to Conetces.
One Governor.
One Lleutensut-G Governor
One Justice of the Supreme Court,
Ono SECRETARY Of State.
One State Treasurer.
One State Controller.
Ono Attorney General.
One Surveyor-General.
One Superintendent of Public In.
structlon.
One Superintendent of State
Printing.
Members of the State Board of
University Regents.
District Judges.
Also for the selection Of d State
Central Committee, and the trans
action of all other business as may
properly come before it,
The basis of representation of the
respective counties in said Conven-
ton shall be one delegate for each
so votes, OF any fraction thereof,
not less than IS, cast for Roosevelt
electors i'll 1904, aggregatlng 1877
delegates, apportioned as follows:
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THE THAW.WHITE TRAGEDY

The writers of the daily press are not
slow to point the moral Of the Thaw-
White tragedy in New York City, last
week, in which Il young man whose
occupation was the spending Of $70, 900
year shot and killed one Of America s
foremost architects, whose pursuit of
the good, the true, and the beautiful
seemed to be directed largely to the
last of those three qualities. Thus the
Pittsburg leader. published in the
young mans own city, declares:
Standing out in boldest lines in the
popular aspect of the crime is the mon
ey-madncss of it. Thaw, in jail TODAY
with the blood of White upon his hands
is the victim of too much money.
He has more than is good for him
and more than he is entitled to. He
never earned a cent in his life and never
did anything useful for which he could
claim the slightest reward.
The money that was poured into his
lap was to him merely the means for
the pursuit of guilty pleasure. He is
rcaping as he sowed. He cannot cs-
cape the penalty of sin any more than
could the man whose life he took. In
fact he has begun to pay it now.
"He has reached the turning of the
primrose path and the brand Of Cain is
on his brow
The Star continues:
1T might have been useful life,
contributing to the pleasure and ha.pi-
ness Of the world. making other lives
easier and brighter Spppo5e Harry
Thaw, taking advantage Of his father
great fortune, had gone % work to put
it to good uses. Suppose, after prov
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AN IMPORTANT EVENT

The banquet given by the citizens Of
Cherry Creek Monday night in honor OF
the Nevada Northern officials and the
completion of the road to that point
marks an important period in White
Pines history. Not particularly the
banquet but the circumstances that
called for it. White Fine county is one
of the sections of Nevada that has
been struggling along without adequate
transportation facilities and all the
time her grand old hills have had locked
MP treasures that the world wants and
that the world needs. Now that the
locks have been broken by the Requa s;
the GirouXs; the Ecclos; the Nevada
Consolidated Copper people. it will not
be many months before White Pine
sill be adding millions Of hidden wealth
To the world money.
1t was a gigantic undertaking to de-
vclop the copper beds in and around
Ely; it va big task TO build a rail-
road through county that has never
been half developed and whose re-
sources have laid dormant, like bear
in winter, for centuries. True, the
county had great rush of fortune hun
ters within her borders in the late sc S
and early '70's, but mining had not at
that time been reduced to science and
it took mine of almost pure gold to
pay running expenses, to say nothing
about dividends to pay 10 the stock
holders. But nov the scene is shifted
and $50 ore in almost any section Of
the State will leave a surplus to he
divided among stock spectators.
Mr.. Requa sounded the keynote at
the Cherry banquet when he said that
the great quantity of ore blocked out
in Robinson district warranted him in
saying that the wealth of Ely would
eventually make more of manufact-
uring center than mining mart. The
idea expressed by Mr.. Requa was taker
up by other speakers and it seemed tt
be the opinion of every one present
that Ely was yet in its infancy, so ia,
as material development goes, and that
in another decade White Pine county
will not only be a great mining center
but a great manufacturing center as
well. The banquet called out express
sions of thoughtful, conservative mer
of affairs who but echoed the great
possibilities in store for the present,
rising and future generations to profit
by. The copper beds are SO enormous
that all that is necessary is to shove
the ore into smelters and send the
money taken from the raw product into
every channel of industry. How far
reaching the benefits will be will de-
pend largely on the use the profits Of the
manufacturing" Of the raw product
is put to. No one not in the inside OF
what is being done in this district has
but small conception of what is in store
for every resident of White Pine county
if they make the best use of their OPP
portunitics.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IL THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR WHITE
PINE COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate of ANGUS j. t1R.
QUART, deceased Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned, ON the 9Th day of june,
1906, was duly appointed and qualified by tho
estate OF Angus j. UEQuHART. deceased
All persons having claims against said estate
are required 10 file the same, with the proper
vouchers and statutory stfidsvits attached
with the Clerk Of the Court within ,G) months
from the date Of the first publication OF his
notice
Dated June IS 1906
CARRIE UEpuH,Er
Administrators Of The Estate Of Angus i I-r
quhOrt Dcccs sed.
&. X. REEVES. Attorney for the Estate
First PUP, June 10: last pub Julv M
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Mineral Application.
No. 1887
No.. 1887
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
GlROUX CONSOLIDATED MINES COMPANY,
by II K. Wheeler, its attorney in fact, whose
Post ONCE address is Ely White Pine County.
Nevada has made application for patent for
1854 It. ON the Blue Jacket Consoidated
situated in Robinson Mining District, White
finc county. Nevada, and described in the
official field notes and plat on fiji in this office
Us follows. Al being in Secs. ~ s, 7. IL n,
4 g. j., n. u. NJ. BLUE JACKET MINE;
M nj Cor. No. |, whence S. b. tor
see bears :. Gd deg. rs min. r. j5l37 It.
thence \. 20 deg. y min. W. 63l . IT, to Cor
No. >; thence y. Il deg. - miu. W. 1882 # t"
r. to Cor, No. i; thence s Il deg. - min: j.
HEARST NINE: Beginning at Cor. No. !,
Whence :. r. Cor. Sec. bears = 60 deg 10
mia, Z. aa0i.I IT,. thence n. 50 deg. IS min. "
.31V H. IL Cor. No.2; thence y. II deg. u mi
", iH@.u tt. To Cor, No. 3: thence $. S. deg. ~
lltu, l., l1S.o IL. 10 Cor No. 4: thence = -
doE Is mia. T., l2ol0 It. to Cor No. ., thence :,
u deg = min. W 2,g.2f Ia Cor. No J, riare
II beginning HIDDEN TR EASURE MINE
Beginning at Cor No. /, whence ;, j.. COZ,
see ) hears :. rs deg, AZ N II. L. 6@l. = fcel'
th'uv" !. ~ tiry. Il min W. tSl 0 u. 10 tol.
pa %; thence y. II deg. Ii min. w. l5o00 H. ~
Cor, No y licences. 70 de-. ii min. e. b5lo ~
iaeo It. to cor No, |, place OF beginning,
'nutaiuiuc - i scIes. The location Oh tnis
W NJ Is recorded IN White Piue County Mn
lug Records. Adjoining Claimants; veIei
an aud pphir Hill, unsurrcyed, ana survey
Louis J. COIN Register
First publication June e9-loW
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Notice for Application for Patent
No. l24l
Survey No. 2A7A.

NOTICE Is UEREBY GIVEN tina, The Ne
vsds Cousolida ted Copper Company, n onrpo-
ration created uuder the laws Of the state of
Maine by Cha>. : Chandler, its attorney in
fact, whose postotlicc address is Eiy. Nevada,
has made application for a patent for he lo,le
mining claims named: Fl1f~Etr iat, II BIZ y
KATE, AUCH, ALDER AHoN, AttI t,DRE
LIBERTY GORE an'i ilEE'ji iodys, situate
IN Sections IL and ID, Township il y, knuoc d.
4, Mount Diohlo Ease aud Meridian in Robin
son Mining District, White Pine CpUnfr Nc
vada, being Mineral Survey So ~. maj oc-
scribed u the nnirial plat and 6ell notes
thereof on file inithiS Office, wiihUaHnrric yati-
alton north l. deg 10 min cast as follows.
rtTf>ErEG.
beginning nj cri W. /, sori4f6 II -.
whence zoe To sees ., ~, T. ati't D., ~ y K -
J., NJ j NJ bears L. deg min lGis #:
thence 81 deg 10 miu :, l,rn {, 20 I.p5# \ O ,
to cor No T. scribsd 3.2t4i; Thence, : N dec Il
min W 800 # to cor W l. scribcd i-i-2l7i;
thence 10 deg 10 min " ltN0 Fl lr cor No
the place OF beginning.
~fBlEY
Beginning Mt cor No .cribcd l-l-"i7i.
whence cor to Secs o. TO- - and H. T n n Il o.
e. NJ d NJ. bears = deg / min + iGl3 fl
thence I'll dee 10 min " $50 fl to cor No .
scribed 22i5I; thence 5 10 deg IL min T. 1870 n
to cor No >, Scribcd S-2i7t; thence n Gl deg II
min Il COG 1t to cor No t. scrihrd I.t-al1t.
thence 10 deg Is min " l50o fl to cor No !
KATE
Beginning Mt cor No l. sctihed 1-1-2i7I
whence cor To Secs Q. 10 - and H. T lG \ II q
&, NJ NJ, bears n 80 deg / min L 2O7O1 IT
thence \ IS dCg 80 min T. $50 IL to cor No .
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LEG MATTER
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Is 1HE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRr OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN ASr FOR WHITE
rISE COUNTY.
In the matter Of the estate Of MRS. ELLEN
CoNNORS, deceased. - Notice is hereby given
TINT the undersigned, on the sth day of June
1906, was duly appointed and qualified by the
above entitled Court as administrator of the
estate Of Mrs. Ellen ConnoIs. deceased
All persons having claims against said estate
NE required to file same with the proper
with the Clerk of the Court within three tSj
months from the date Of TIE first publication
oi this notice.
Dat ed June Is, 1906.
NEIL MUNRO,
Administrator OF the Estate of Mrs. Ellen
tUnuOrS, Deceased.
c, r. REEVES, Attorney for the Estate
FlTSt pub, June 10: last pub.. July %
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The several Republican County
Central Committees, or in counties in
which there are no such committees,
the State Central Committeeman are
hereby authorized and directed to
call
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Saturday, August Is, 1900

For the purpose OF electing dele
gates to said convention in accord
auce with the above basis Of repre-
sentation.
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PRIMARY ELECTION

Of the people i'll accordance with
the Statutes in such cases made and
provided, for
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-20
THE PRIMARIES

Resolved, That il is the sense of
the State Central Committee that all
delegates TO the State Convention of
the Republican party of Nevada
shall be elected by primaries, and
in counties where that is not posi-
bic, all vacancies shall be hi!cd by
the various County Central Com
mittees, or III their absence by the
State Central Committeeman of
said county, and in cases Of emer-
gcncy that the State Central Com
nitteemen of Ormsby, Storey and
Waslloe counties are hereby cons,i
tuted a.. Executive Committee with
full power Ia do and perform for
the whole State Central Committee.
Resolved, That the County ecu
t,al Committeeman shat, be the sole
judges OF the houls during which
the polls shall remain open,
Secretaties OF the various County
Central Committees are requested IN
forward ! certified list of tho dele
gates to the SECRETARY O! The State
Central Committee.
GEO. I. Mills, Chairman.
I. X. IIorEH. Secretary.
jy I,S-tt