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from the guard at the county Jail and
ran to the home of the girl he had
loved. Miss Addie Linville, to gaze on
her face. He threw his pursuers off
the scent when he escaped and re-
manned in the room with the dead girl
for two hours. Then he returned to
prison to serve the remainder Of his
time.
Duffy will not be punished for his
misdemeanor. He had written a note
to the sheriff and left it in the hands
Of another prisoner, telling why he had
run away, and saying that he would
return. but his fellow prisoners failed
to deliver the message, fearing that
they might be implicated by so doing.
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CONVICT, LIBERATED,
SHOOTS FORMER RIVAL

Chicago, Sept. 2O.-Because of love
affair in Hobart. Ind, four years ago.
before he served term Of imprison-
ment for manslaughter at Joliet, ILL.,
Elmer Placey went to Hobart yester-
day and shot Charles Nash and Hugo
Zobiek, former town marshal. The lat
ter was shot thru the lungs and will die
Nash was hit by a bullet in the head.
Four years ago Nash and Placey were
rivals for the affection Of a girl in
Hobart. Nash won and Placey left
Indiana and came to Illinois. The next
heard of him he was serving term
in Joliet While in prison he brooded
over his love affair and when released
returned to Hobart. He met. Nash on
the street today and opened fire. Fob
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CHIPPEWA FALLS HERO
SAVES THREE LIVES

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Sept. 90
Charles Young rescued three men, John
Tuzle, James Walker and Joseph Mo-
reau, from drowning in the Chippewa
river today.
The men were taking the airship Co.
lumbia in a rowboat across the river.
and when in the center of the stream
the boat capsized. Young first secured
the airship to log and then swan
with Tuzle to boom of logs. He then
returned for the other two men who had
twice gone beneath the surface of the
water. $3.50 .-.
Young is hailed as hero worthy of a
Carnegie medal by the thousands who
attended the northern Wisconsin state
fair here.
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TWO KILLED IN
4 BATTLE DEBATE

Chicago, Sept. 20.-Two men were
shot dead and another severely wound
ed in saloon in Hammond, Ind, yes
terday, as a result Of an argument over
son and Joe Cans as prize fighters.
Ferguson Lauden, a machinist of Ham
mond, did the shooting. The dead men
are Paddy Golden, SIS years old, and
James Blemn, a porter in the saloon
where the shooting occurred. John
Bellamy, detective who interfered,
was shot in the leg. g.. ... H..
Lauden escaped and search of the
surrounding towns is being made for
him. II
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CLARK'S NIECE A BRIDE
Senator Sends His Check for $4,000 as
i. a Wedding Present

Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 2o.-Miss
Grace A. Baker, niece to Senator w 4.
Clark of Montana, and T. A. Nicholas.
a rising young railroad man, were mar.
ried here last night, but the senator
was not present. Instead came a $1O.-
600 wedding present by telegraph.
The bride is a clerk in a local dry
goods store, and is the daughter Of Sen
ator Clark 3 dead sister.
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BREAKS JAIL TO SEE
HIS DEAD SWEETHEART

Journal Special Service. -.
Muncie, Ind, Sept. 2o.-His sweet
heart dead by her own hand, himself
serving a Jail sentence for larceny,
Lawrence Duffy yesterday broke away
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RICE ]. Rac!'ac, county auditor, had no
opposition S. l. Petit trep.) won the treas
urer>hip of the county by majority of 1872 votes
against F. H. Wilkowske Uep.). Il. Il. Hutch
inson (rep:). candidate for register, defeated
! L. E. petteys by AT votes. \. B. Childress
trep.) of Mortified was nominated county at
torney III place of E. II. Gipson by vote of
90 majority. ]. II. Lewis (rep.) defeated e.
l.. Peterson for superintendent by $40 votes.
{. y. Reed (rep.) was elected candidate for
county surveyor by vote of 81 majority over
W. s. Weston The democrats nominated Jack
son Jones for treasurer
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SWIFT=Auditor. Michael Ron,stad

sWiFT-Auditor, Michael Ron,stad (rep.);
}. F. Uni (dem.); treasurer, John Il.
Dolan (rep.), 1. b. Anderson (dem.); register,
II. c. Odney Tep). Julius Thorson (dem. !;
sheriff, William II. Doyle (rep.), John WEa1en.
Jr., (dem); judge of probate. J. n. Edwards
(rep.(, attorney, John I. Davis (rep.), Charles
l.. Kane (rem.(; superintendent. O. c. Quale
(rep.). Miss eastman, the incumbent, will an,
nounce herself independent candidate for
reelection for superintendent
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STEVENS-The following county officers have
been nominated by the republicans: Auditor,
Frank e. Ware; treasurer. Carl Buckentin; sher-
if, S. J. Ryan; judge of probate, J. G. Morri-
SON; county attorney, George W. Beise; surveyor,
D. I. Wheaton,; coroner, Charles E. Caine; SUI
perintendent, Ray S. Roberts Democratic can
didates nominated: Sheriff. J. F. Donovan; reg
lister, Joseph j. Gaffney; judge Of probate, A.
L. Stenger; county attorney, James B. Ormond.
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sHERBURNE-The following republican
county ticket nominated Auditor, Charles
e. Swanson; treasurer, Godfrey Wickson; regis
ter Frank E. wellington; probate Judge AL
bert Bailey; coroner. N. D. Trumbull; clerk O.
| court. Charles Kaliher; superintendent, A. c
Bailey; sheriff, NJ. X. Tiff; county attorney, j
i. Bartlett. Only the last-named will hav,
opposition at the POLLS in November
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jek ran to Nash IS assistance and was
shot twice. Placey was arrested.
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KANDIYoHI-The following republican can
ddates were nominated: Auditor John FeiG;
treasurer. Warner L. Norm: register. o. Jorgen
Olson sheriff. Ole Lundquist: judge of pro-
bate, \. +. Nordin: attorney. George II. Otter
ness: surveyor John S. Day: superintendent. w.
D. Frederickson: coroner, e. S. Frost. Peter
ROnts was placed In nomination on the prohibit
ton ticket for sheriff. There is likelihood
that Senator Thorpe who had no opposition at
the primaries. will he opposed by candidate at
the November election.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20

NOTICE OF SALE OF sTUMEAGE ON STATE
a,-.L LANDS.
Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale at public auction. at the State Capitol in
81. Paul, on the 18th day Of October, A. D.
1906, Mt 10 o'clock in the forenoon, certain tim
Der belonging 70 the State and liable to waste
An official copy of the list Of lands upon
by me- to all applicants On and after the 17th
day Of September, A. D. 1905. sail list will
be published in connection with this notice. once
week for three weeks next prior to said sale.
Dated, St: Paul, Mimi, this 1lth day Of
August A. D. 1906.
8. 8. IVERSON.
: ..9. -..- State Auditor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Charles Rein: au-
ditor. r. II. Sisson: attorney. L.. P. Johnson;
register. j. P. Jensen: clerk. G. I. Larson: SUI
rerintendent, George c. Miller; sheriff, Senus
Hansen; judge Of probate. G. B. Olson
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KANABEC-Folowing are the republican nom
nations: Treasurer c. Oscar Peterson; audi
tor. A. Peterson; attorney, W. A. Howard; reg
Erickson: judge of probate, Louis Nelson; SUI
perntendent, Claus Morgan; sheriff. Otto ALI
man.
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HALO CK-Audutor. G. A. Gunnarson (rep).
c. J. Estlund (den.); treasurer. J. A. Englund
(rep.). l.; Ulstrup (dem.); sheriff, o; J. Ander-
son (rep), r. n. Olson (dem.); clerk of court.
N. G. Ehrenstrom (dem.), e. A. johnson (rep:)
register. Edward Nelson (reD.): coroner. M. NJ
Lockwood (rep). A. Gronnerud (dcm.l; super
intendent. j. C. Cowan (reD.): Droba tie judge,
George Baker (rep.); attorney. II. II. Heden'
berg (reU,).
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PIPESToNE-Sherif. w. H. Lake (rep.);
treas'Ier J. Hitchcock frepl; clerk of court,
$. 3. Hockey (rep.); auditor. c. Ridgway (rcp.) J;
attorney. =. P. Cady (rep) register, G.. W.
Nash (rep); superintendent. +. S. Hanson
(rep.): judge of probate. c. I. Ring (repD:
auditor j. c. Marshall. peo.); treasurer. II. p.
DimOck (dcm.): sheriff. George W. Pratt
(dem) judge Of probate. L. NJ. Carr (dem.);
register James NJ. O'Neill (demo.).
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MARSHALL-Tollowing the republican
nominees: ]. s. Hilleboe, auditor: E. Dago-
berg, treasurer; John P. Myhre. register; Thor
valid NIorck. clerk Of court; William Forsberg,
sheriff: Feter II. Holm. judge of probate; VII
liam J. Brown, attorney; Sigurd Olson. super
tntendent: Oscar F. Mellby. The fol-
lowing the democratic nominees: p. A. NAL
berg, auditor; Frederick, c. Hickman treas
urer: Nels O. Brandt register: Alfred Swand-
by. clerk of courts Robert Tell. sheriff; Nels
Malm. judge of probate; Leo S. Bayrell attor.
ney: Louis NJ. Mithun, superintendent.
MOWER--Auditor George Robertson (rep.)
treasurer S. "A. Smith (rep.); clerk of courts
Wood (dem): sheriff, N Nicholson (rep.): judge
of probate, J. NJ Greeman (rep.); superintend
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ISANTI-Republican: Auditor, Oscar Blom
quist treasurer c. A. EXstrand: sheriff, Claes
Johnson: superintendent, Carl Benson; county
attorney. II. +. Barker; judge of probate. A. IL
Switzerland; register, John Engberg: coroner
Dr. r. 3. IIixson. The democrats did not have
q urinary ticket
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LIE sUEUR-Auditor, II. A. ziebarth (rep::)
B. s. Mccabe dem; treasurer Henry Kir
Joseph Hagerty (rep.); sheriff. Edward Jane:
son (rep.). John II: Traxler (dem:); judge Of
(dem.5; county attorney A. j. Edgerton (repl
L. ". Prendergast (dem.); clerk of court L. NJ.
Wrabek (rep.), Edward Solberg (dem); super
Baxter (rep.). &
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RoCK-C: s. Bruce, auditor; P. o. skyberg
treasrrer; J. II. Adams. register; ]. Il. Black
sheriff; c. H. Christunherson, county attorney
| 0. L. Ferguson clerk of court: NJ. Weber
| Judge Of probate; Miss Eda A. Headley, super
| utendent; all republicans.
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MISREPRESENTATION Sheriff, O.. R. Hatton
Democratic county officers were nominated as
follows Auditor, J. c. Crever; treasurer, Christ
Schmitt:, sheriff. B: J. -Moritz; clerk, H. J.
Lmperich; judge Of probate, A. II. Klassen:
register, j. NJ. Emmel; superintendent Paul
Ahles; surveyor S. S. Chute; commissioners
J. D. kowalkowski, lg. Krener and J. II. Can
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P1NE-Audtor, Hans Sandwich (rep.), W. H.
Hanliin (dnm.>; treasurer. Nickerson Perkins
'repl; register, James II! Wandel lrep.); sher-
Scott (rep) judge of probate, Robert Wilcox
(dem.(: surveyor, John Mullen (rep) coroner,
Nr. r. L. Wiseman (rep.); superintendent, r.
H. Elankenship (rep.).
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HOUSTON Republican: Auditor. Robert
Burns: treasurer. o: L: Burtness; sheriff, c. Il.
PleNrud; register. Adoinr Eikcn judge of pro
bate. l.. Eudahl attorney, 0. X. Oah!c; clerk
of court, D. P. Stewart; superintendent G. LON
men. No democratic county ticket. Three
fourths Of the democrats vote: republican bal
lots
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POLK-The following republican nominations
were made: Auditor, Nels A. Hofford county
treasurer William Vannet; register, J. II. Stair
sheriff, Louis Gonyea; judge OF probate, 4. T:
Morken; attorney, James H. Nlaybury; surveyor.
George A. Ralph; clerk of court, w. A. Lane
tot: superintendent Thomas Casey; coroner,
George s. Chesterman. The democrats made
but one nomination for clerk, W. e. Black.
the following nominees: Auditor, August Lind
hlad; treasurer. John c. Sandberg; sheriff,
Hams NJ. Holmvick. The republican nominees
are ats present filling the offices in the county.
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WAsECA-Auditor, G. H. Bailor (rep.). J
f. Thamert (dem); treasurer, F. W. Roeslel
(rep.), R. Meyers (dem.); sheriff, NJ. NcDon
ough (rep:),. ]. Cal6l (dem.); probate judge
&. a. Wilson (rep.), William c. Wobschal
idem); county attorney, A s. AIaloney (rep.)
F. B. Andrews (dem.); register, j. Wollschlagel
(dem.); superintendent, L. J. Larson (rep.) II
PanZram (dem.).
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oLMsTED-Auditor, r. L. Phelps; -(rep) !:
treasurer. John ]: Fulkerson lreg); register Of
deeds, Walter Eckholt (rep), J. Frank Kennedy
(dem): clerk of court George S. Harmon (rep),
Martin ieffron (dem); sheriff, E. II: Vine lrepl.
A. J. Kos (dcm): judge of probate. J. a.
Leonard (rep). II. O. Christensen (dem); super
intendent, George +. Howard (rep).
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FILLMORE-The following county ticket WAS
nominated by the republicans: Treasurer. Ed
ward \. Eighum: auditor, Joseph +. Jones;
register, r. /. CARAT; superintendent, Oscar
Carlson clerk, Henry \. Larson; Judge of pro-
bate. E. V. harrington: attorney, Il. J. Parker;
sheriff Z. X. BleXrud. Highum aud Carlson dis
place L. o. lIamre and X. w. Buell. and the the
only new men.
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MILE LAOs-Republican: 3. T. Whitney,
auditor, X H. Burrell. treasurer. Frank Could
ing, register; Joseph A. Ross county attorney;
Harry Shockley, sheriff B. NJ. Van Astein,
judge Of probate; Richard s. Chapman, survey
Or; Guy Ewing, superintendent.
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DODGE CENTER--Rcpuhlican Auditor.
George Taylor; treasurer. j. II. Stuyerud; sheriff.
John Brown: register. Guy {. circuit; iuCsn Of
probate, J. F. Martin: attorney. J. J. Nc
Caughcy; clerk of court. {. {. Crawford; super
intenacnt. Alma 3. Campbell: coroner L. T..
Harrison
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OIiEh TAIL-Republ1can: Auditor, W. c.
Lincoln; treasurer. Steve Butler; register, r. A.
Anderson; sheriff, Orrls Albertson; judge of
probate, c.. A. Lund; attorney, e. L. Hilton:
surveyor, O. G. AIoden; court commissioner,
Alex Fosmark; coroner. DR.. 0. NJ. Hangar; com
missioners. Andrew Wagstrom and George +.
freeman Peoples party: Treasurer, Torkel
oftelie; judge Of probate, E. Frankberg; super
1ntendent. Miss Charlotte Knudson; commission
| ers A: T. vigen and E. w. Smith. Public
ownership party: Auditor, J. G. Young; treas
urer, Thee Sjordal register. NJ. Grollinmund;
sheriff, 0. N. Aim; Judge Of probate, \. Gustave
Ramberg; county attorney, Nies p. 1hormod-
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COOk-Treasurer. Fred Jncks.n: register,
Louis EnGeson: sheriff. c.. II. Carhart; Judge
of probate George Fl. Durfee attorney, Donald
B. McAlpine. Al! the above nominated
the republican ticket and the only ones
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WINONA-Republican Auditor, L. V.
WILDER; treasurer. w. H. Tolleson: register Of
deeds, w. l.. Szawlowski: sheriff, W. T.. Parr
attorney, Earl Simpson: judge of probate. D L.
Vance: surveyor, 0. B. Leland: coroner. Sam
Uel Schaefer; clerk of district court. Martin J.
Lins; superintendent of schools, Charles Archer
Bradley; county commissioners. A. Fl. Bayer-
stedt. John J. Hammer
Democratic. auditor, Joseph Winczewski:
treasurer. Ben Kalmes; register of deeds. Hugh
Sontag: sheriff. Henry Biltgen; attorney. Ricli-
ard A. Randall; judge of probate, W. T. Val
entine: coroner John Steinbath; clerk of dis
trict court. Emil Fakler; superintendent Of
schools, William A. Bugs; county commits
siOners Iacnh Nnelker aud John Roth
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Republicans Present Full Lists in All
but a Very Few of the Counties and
in Many Instances Fought Like Old
Time Party Opponents for the Plums
Partial List Of the Candidates.

CARVER-Democrati Auditor. J. B. Con-
molly: sheriff G. A. Gntz: attorney Thomas +.
Craven; clerk of court. p. r. Curran. Repub-
lican Auditor, j. G. Bierleir; treasurer. Henry
Zimmerman: sheriff, John Friedrech; judge OF
probate. John Gleascr; attorney, j. j. Fuhcy
clerk of court Herm A. Nuremberg; register. AL
bert Meyer; superintendent. +. l.. Williams; cor
A IIaloren.
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CHISAGO-Thc following were nOn,-
mated on the republican ticket: A. j. SlGttrn-
p Stoberg, register: p. &. Sausen,, clerk of
court; Charles Andrews. sheriff: Henry 4. Sven
SON surveyor; tharles ElmQuist. county at
Modin superintendent No democratic ticket.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-02

A telegram received from D.. H. Peery
of Salt Lake, presi6tnt of the Montgom-
cry Mountain Mining company of Bull
frog, hat Samuel Newhouse,
the copper magnate of Salt LAX and
big Colorado operator, has purchased
controlling interest in the Montgomery
Mining company. The Mont
gomery Mountain Mining company's
property is located in the immediate
center of the Schwab Bullfrog prop
critics that were recently merged into
the Montgomery Shoshone Consolidated
Mines company. Samuel Newhouse is
president of the Boston Consolidated
Copper company at Bingham, Utah.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-02
LIND BuLLrRoa

II. B. Lind, the we'll known mining
man returned this week from San
Francisco where he placed 100000
shares of Lind Bullfrog mine stock at
a price which will enable the company
to prosecute extensive development
work, which is to be Immediately for
warded. The company owns 9 claims
located southwest of the Original Bull
frog mine at Bullfrog. A number of
we'll mineralized veins are showing
which with exploration should make
into ore. John S. Cook is president, and
Fl. b. Lind, vice president and manager
of the company.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-02

a.. ID. Parker. one of the largest own
ers Of the Florence mine. Goldfeld. ar
rived in his private car early this week.
to attend the annual meeting OF the
company and look over his Investments
in this region. Since his arrival here,
Mr.. Parker has become vice president
n general manage Of the Colorado &
Southern railroad. with headquarters at
Denver Mr.. Parker has been with this
road for several years. filling success
sively positions of inferior rank. until
recently made second vice-president. I'm
connection with his position OF general
auditor. Mr.. Parker's many riends in
this district will be rejofced 20 know of
his great success as a railroad manager.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-02
roz a sMELTEz

H. b. Sail, Of Fort Smith. Ark, a
banker and man Of prominence in his
state, has been in camp this week look
ing after his various investments, and
more particularly investigating the field
for the introduction of a vacuum smelt-
ing plant, a process in which he is
heavily Interested. A large plant is be-
ing erected in the Ajo mining district,
Arizona, and if proven what is claimed
for it, a plant will be put in here. Mr..
Sail is accompanied by DR.. S. H. Ander-
son, a Goldfeld investor, from Kansas
City, a physician and medical lecturer
of note.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-02

The Bullfrog Golden Sceptre Mining
company that j. c. Niven and
Lyttleton Price. Jr.. managers of the
noted Minnie Moore mine, of Bellevue,
Idaho. have aiken entire management of
development of its property for one year
commencing March 1. The Golden
Sceptre is one of the best properties of
Bullfrog and under the management of
Messrs. Niven and Price, should develop
a great mine.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-02
EHJoxABLE WHIST PARTY

An enjoyable whist party was given
this week at the home of Mrs. K. T. Duff
field. where twenty-five of our towns
people assembled for the game. Those
successful in winning the prizes were:
Mrs. w. f. Thomas. Mr.. L. l.. Patrick
and Mr.. Milton c. Ish. During the
evening Mrs. Dufield announced the en-
gagement of her only daughter, Miss
Edna. and Mr.. Walter H. Whitmore,
both young people being prominent i'm
the amp.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-02

Hood and associates are sinking on
the ledge on the Red Rock and as the
shaft is lowered the lead is becoming
more compact and values are improving.
Surface values run as high as $40 the
ton.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-02
TO THE PUBLIC OF
GoLDFIELD AND COLUMBIA

We wish to to you that we
are now in readiness to connect your
and business houses with our
sewerage system. Kindly communicate
with us either by telephone or letter and
we will promptly fill your orders for
connections.
Phone 512.
ESMERALDA SEWERAGE AND I'M
PROVEMENT COMPANY.
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hundred thousands. Owners only reply.
who have good propositions and will adj
vance preliminary expenses. Stanley,
203S Race St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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s.n rxAHcrsco QUOTATIONS..

Wanted.-A gold mining property to
mt on the market. Advertisers have
full knowledge of mining business and
large list of clients. Have raised many
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ORE SHIPMENTS TO WESTERN

Tonopah, March 2.-Special.-At 10
this morning the Western Ore
company gave out the fol-
as shipments for the week to
their mpl
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House and lot in best part of town for
S37.