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SCIENCE Prevents sALDNEss.
The Fatal Germ ana Its Kennedy WOW
Facts Of science.


II is the rarest thing Ia the word FOR
q man to be necessarily bald. No man
whose hair Is not dead at the roots, need
be bald if l4e will use Newhro's HerpI-
eide. the new scalp antlseptic. Herpi-
eide destroys the germ that cuts the hair
on at the root; and cleans the scalp Of
dandrufr ana leaves ii Ia perfectly
healthy condition Mr.. Afannett, in the
Maryland Block. Butte, Mont, was en-
tirely bald. IN less than month Herpl-
eide had removed the enemies OF hair
growth. and nature did it's work by COW
ering hts head with thick hair an inch
1cng and In six weeks he had normal
suit Of hair. Sold by leading druggists
Send I0c. iIl stamps for sample to This
Herpicide CO.. Detroit. Mich
Two sizes--50 cents ana $500.
r. A. Drown, Special Agent
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Cottage House
FOR SALE

Centrally located. steam heat, electric lights,
hot and cold water. set tubs and an modern
eonvenienees Anyone desiring home win
find This is an opportunity and bargain. IN.
pnlfe 81 WI X. Hadicy, ~ spauding street.
from to z. NJ, or az shed during working
hours.
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House and barn on the corner Of Circle and
Batchelder streets. House has six rooms Barn
three stalls, Lot Is 237 feet Oh Circle street
and TO feet OH Batchelaer street An extra
IS feet Price Tor alb 81 ,yo0.O0. 64tf
Farm fl Mafsliiield. Contains 1870 acres, iayei
and Tree from stone VIII Keep 30 cows aud
team One half million Of saw timber, hard
miies from MaFshheM village and only one
mile from the river road Price S2.200.U0. VIII
exchange foria cottage OF renting property IN
the city, or small payment down fol cash 6ltf
fwo-Eenement house, baru and garden AZ
corner Of Pafk and fremont streets, This II
very esiTalle place for home, being corner
lot and star 1urrier Park. Contains four
rooms down tairs besides bath, closets, pan
try, etc rnStalrs are flye rooms. Barn has
four stalls. Price 80, a0e.uo- 43tf
A large Ewosfenement house, with large lot,
large enough foT another house, located at No.
Long street.. corner Of Warren street, near
Goddard seminary, i've rooms mp stairs and
FIVE looms down stairs, besides bath, The own
ct lives in Boston and Says he Will sell 1t for
Sa,600.p0 43tf
Grocery store, doing e. good business. viii
sell al invoice, about &2,a00.00. Rent IS $1,000
per month. Sales, Si,000.00 per month. s3tt
Hotel nn the main road between Montpelier
and 50. Johnsbury, built new last year. dining
room seats 30 persons Electric light In every
ro0n All modern improvements. Fourteen
sleeping rooms, a good barn for Livery. Sew
en- stalls down stairs and seven up stairs. Large
carriage room. Tie house Is doing gOod bus
mess. There IL 4 good chance 10 take Summer
bDaTders. Will be sold furnished or without
the furniture, IS desired. Price IL right. Part
can remain on the place. Now is good time
70 step into a good business. 43tf
Farms and timber land for sale. 43tf
we have some Of the hest Main street. prop
erty IN the CITY at a great bargain. For par
tienlars call az the n. Il. Cate Real Estate
Agency, Bolster Block, Barre, YE. 4atf
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ATTENTION

We beg leave to notify the public
in general that we have opened a
hrst-class Cleaning, Pressing, Re-
pairing and Dyeing Shop. Ladies'.
and gents garments cleaned, pressed,
repaired and dyed Furs repaired,
remodeled and stored. Ladies skirts
made to order All furs brought to
US for repairing will be stored during
the summer free of charge. Prices
low, Satisfaction guaranteed
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DR.. and Mrs. w. &. Webb returned to
Shelburne Farms Saturday night after a
six months trip in Europe Mr., and
Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer Of New York are
visiting al the farms, and James Watson
Webb and William Seward Webb, Jre
passed Sunday there, returning this
morning to Yale college. DIR. Webb went
to New York Sunday night.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE Farm OF % acres. on the East
Hill. Apply 70 Peter Barclay. Tel sz5-6. e5tes
FOR sALE--sfs farm Of fifty acres. located
three-fourths 81 q MILLS from stone sheds,
stores, schools and churcnes, On Prospect
street. giving one OF the finest views OF the
city. Also eight cows, two horses, seventy
hens, tive calves, seven tons Of hay, one tubp-
lar separator, fifteen casks o. vinegar. one eli
der mill and horsepower in short, all personal
properly on farm except apiary, mechanical
tools And household furniture; price $4,000.
George W. Bassett, Barre, w. 500
FOR sALE--A cottage house, pleasantly 10.
Gated on Liberty street, at the head Of Orange
street. Contains eight rooms, bathroom, con-
veniept pantry and woodshcd. For further
particulars inquire at house. Mrs. l. G.,
BateheldeF 50it6s
FOR SALE South End hotel Enquire AZ
Barre Resi- Estate Agency, ofice ia Granite
Savings Bank block. Telephone 4s-3. Dd
FOR SALE Best Fesidcnce iots in ths city AZ
head Of Ftench street. View unobstructed
clear TO Washington street. Convenient to
both tines Of trolley. Good air. dry soil No
Ming rcaniied. See plan ANerill Granite
Co, Averill Building. City. iotf
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LOST AND FOUND.

IOST--Gold locket N Shape DC heart and Z i-2
dollar gold piece, between Keith avenue and
Camp street, Finder return 10 Sc Film street
and be rewarded e7taN
FDrND--A siam Of money which owner can
have BY calling Oh II Burton Tenney ~ lad9s
market a7ds
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FOR sALE--Cottagc on John street, con-
tanning six rooms besides bath IN good con
ditions Large garden and barn. Five minutes
Wink 70 most centrally located sheds. For fur
Their information inquire Of Mrs. Robert Fra-
SET. John Street City. o4tf
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LetteringOf aIIKinds

Done on monuments in the cemetery.
Those desiring inscriptions cut on mon
uments in the cemetery will have a
chance to have such work done this
Simmer, before the advance in prices
next year, by writing or telephone
1921. Seventeen years experience.
J. L. ARKLEY,
Box t5s. EAST BARRE, VT
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ESTATE al MASON d. CURTIS.


STATE or VERMONT, I'm Probate Court,
District Of Randolph, 81. held at Chelsea,
IN and for SAID District on the ist day of
june, "A. ID. lJ07.
Charles w Emerson, Of Orange, In the Conn-
t. Of Orange, Administrator Of the estate
az Mason y. Curtis. late Of Orange, in
said District, deceased, presents his admins
trarion account for examination and allow
ance. and IBakes application for decree
Of distribution and partition Of tho estate Of
said deceased Mhereupon Al Is ordered Ny
said Court that snid account and said appii-
cation Be referred to a session thereof, 10 be
held at tho Washington house In Washington,
VT on the 2iAt day Of Jane, A. D.. 1907 for hear
ing and decision thereon And, II IL further
ordered that notice hereof be given 70 all per-
sons interested, bypublieatono Of the same three
weeks Successivaiyin the Barre Daily Times,
newspaper published at Barre City, in
tfis state, previous to said time appointed for
bearing. that they may appess 1T said time and
place, and show cause, * any they may have,
why said account should NOT be allowed, and
sach decree made.
By the Court. Attest.
GEORGE y STOW, Judge
wed June 5-i2-i9
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Hay Delivered lfat0psis III halk
kAIta--iV srfe txlia. kiras-eiaSs balidgnxz.
Will cur 100 toAalf HAN
100 acres III i0Fsot III A0a8res ko suts
customers
Pastnfe-i0o acres pasture and without
buildings tad Mann faTun)
Apply ~ George Cassie. East ssFnes. d Perry
Real Estate Agency. ttf
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FOR sAI.E-A GOOD SNOW FLnW
Later "a. fynu need farm machinery hive
q complete line.
w ALLEN, sannyside FaRp
Telephone i4U esGtf
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Seven cases oil chicken pox and two
cases of scarlet fever were reported To
Health Officer Clarence +, Ball Of Rut-
land during the month Of May,
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SnERIFF,S SALE.


Taken by virtue az an execution to me direct
cd and viii be sold al public auction to satisfy
said execution as the directs on the 18th
day Of June, AID. 1907, At two o'clock IN the
Residence. the Following described property, to
Wit. One Mccormick corn binder, one omega
milk separator andfouf calves.
II. y SIAYT0N. Deputy Sheriff
Dated az Barre, VT. ,thiss0th day OF May, 1907
FOR SALE Lease and Furnishings Of good
boarding house, very reasonaBles Also best
restaurant proposition III Vermont Reynolds
Real Estate Company, burlington, Nt' 65'0
FOR sALE--Boston bun terriers. Pure
breed aud nicely marked. Seven weeks old
Two males and one female Frank J. Nntting
flainnele, ~ o2sy'
FOR SALE CHEAp-one 7xs alt compressor
IL gold order. suitable Tor 10 small tools OF
plug driit and OF tools, also tank and
some IHpes. A bargain Cor SOMEONE. Address,
'phonc 81 call On y. @. Billodean, East
barre, yt eltf
FOR sAIE-At a bargain. my driving horse,
harness. AneshHFg Concord wagon, sleigh,
blankets, etc. y A. Eastman, Barre estf
FOR SALE Retail monumental business IN
enc Of the largest Cities ~ New England, Niti4
In 20 miles ~ Boston. Fully equipped With
machinery large stock Of finished WOrk. Good
reasons for selling investigation welcomed
Address j., this ONCE 60tl2
FOR SALE on 10 LEASE IA light Barre
quarry located Oh Eobble Hin, known as The
Langefeld quarry. Apply TO Jas. Geake, Web
FOR sALEe several new aud second band
typewriters, office tables, drawing tables, i0l
electric type cuts Of monuments markers and
tablets Lattey press and stand and several
Office cham 70 be sold cheap for cash. Barre
Granite Purchasing Agency Avetiil Building,
Barre, We. 5sH
FoR SALE CIanwood parIor stove. In good
order also one wood cook stove. Can be seen
at "a Maple 8venneOr call al 10 Hales block
North Main street. mff
FOR SALE OK .liENT--one National cash
register Ia hrst-class coalition suitable for
second class license, marked quarts, pints and
cne-haf plnts. Apply to N, A. Sanderson,
Northneid House, Norfhaeld, NY 9stf
FOR SALE--Fine building lot on Long
street rfiee reasonable Apply 70 WI. VIZ
Anderson, 4s Merchant street satt
FoRsALE-A dappled gray horse, age O
years, weight iioO pounds. Not afraid Of elec-
B iSss q i hiiil = Pp's n '''s ispf
FOR sALI.-A couple Of line building lots III
heart " city. VIII sell ne q bargain price or
exchange for q house inquire III Harry All.
segel, AT 5. J. segel y 20. store on Depot
square asstf
FOR BALE--N Nice loose hay both coarse AND
fine. Orders may be left ct Sowden 4 Lyons
store or witch me- &c = highland Avenue. a.
Carleton. ia7ti
FOR SALE Corner tot about 40 fcct or
N0rth Main stress and 3U0 iect on Seminary
street, b8 ana 0l Merchant street ~ lof3g
about twenty acres ~ qfRYg ana Nood land AZ
GlNnitcyiiie a. ~ Balchelder Hafee VI. aDlW
FOR sAfE--Hrame building formerly usel
as Transformer haase, a bargain, C0nsolt.
dated Lighting CO.. fAoAa S3iAi, AlontpeI-
LEI, 405tf
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roR $50.

FOR SALE,
Eight double tenement houses ~ temements,t
Three cottage houses.
one four- ten cement housa.
Eiahfy.fiye building lots.
All of the above real esEate IL desirable prop.
erty aud well situated in tho heart Of the City
iof Barre. For further information inqaire Of
John Trow or II. A. Phelps, 37tf
10 SELL or EXCHANGE ftr i
DO you want to buy, sell or exchange your
house or farm2 Call or write the Vermont
Real estate Agency for listing blanks. zoo
North Main street, Barre. e70tf
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POSITION WANTED Beokkeapor with nye
wears experience wanrs POSITION Az pr6senb
employed but good reaspH8for Change. ANo
references Address Bookkeapef Times
Office. a9ti5s
NOTICE. Curtains carefully lalnaered AZ
reasonable prices 2 South Main street, oppo.
site ARE station l9tf
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ABOUT THE STATE.
items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Bristol has f53 corporations, firms. and
individuals paying taxes on $4,000 and
more The Bristol Manufacturing com
pany leads with $50 sol.
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The grand list Of Pittsford this year
amounts to $4,000, an increase Of ST.
$50 over last year. The number of polls
this year il 700, decrease Of ~ from
last year.
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Among recent patent issues announced
are the following; TO Charles \ Crosby,
Burlington, for grass cutter; to Edwin
L. Gobie, Brattleboro, for paper hang
ers' trimmer; to Urban Al Woodbury.,
Burlington, for a railway switch
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4 WANTEI--A fifst-class butcher ana meat
cutter 10 the state hospital, nc once. First.
class references required. Apply TO Don ID.
6fout NJ. ID, Supt, Waterbury, VI 6Gt6
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wANTEn--sIan to drive coal team. Apply to
d. NJ. Miles. est
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED salesman to represent Eastern
Estate Tea Go. in MONTPELIER and vicinity, a
grand opportunity 70 establish a business OF
your own with practically nothing invested.
Salesman must be hustler aud temperate
Eastern Estate Tea co. . No. sIain ST., Barre,
NJ. 6ett
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FOR SALE.
FOR sAT.E Ar Cassie rARM.

FOR SALE Splail autograph register III
good condition. 3. u. Rogers Il Co. atf
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENT.

THE TfMRs will publish Wants, LOST and
Found For Sale. TO Let. etc.--shOrg advefrise-
menrs-ag the rate Of four lines for twenty-five
cents for the hTst Insertion ana ave ceuts fpr
each su0eagueng inserEiuns
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TO RENT Down stairs tenement 81 fonr
rooms Spring water and BATH is Plain
street, Also cottage 81 fiyeraoins at IS Plain
street. spring water MI Drowns Cgt6s
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work on farm. Apply 70 Lewis AT seaver,
Willlamstown, VT 65ts
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-26
NEW TO DAY.
TO Whom It May Concern
SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. Is. 1907.

Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 10, 1907.
Editor Of the Eureka SKSlISEL. Eureka, New
Dear Shiny attention was called TO a
clipping from your paper Of October ., 1900
TO the effect that Miss Mary MePhee is not
nov nor ever has been the Secretary OF the
United States Mining and Smelling Company.
| wish to say as President Of the said com
pany that this notice Of DIR. 7. b. Whaien Is
false. Miss Mary McPhee was lawfully
elected by a majority Of the stockholders OF
the said company ON Feb. 8, 1906, at the
principal Office Of the said company near
Alpha. Eureka County. Nevada; said Office
being u e residence Of William Whalen, Presi-
dent Of the said company.
The said stockholders meeting took place
under the bylaws and charter Of the said com
payy, and the said Mary McPhee is Secretary
Of the said company and will be till her sue
cessor is elected or appointed.
At that stockholders meeting 4. j. ).
Tabor was elected as a Trustee and Treasurer
and Vice President. Alfred Bruce was elected
Trustee. William Whalen was elected as a
Trustee and President. NJ. G. Dronded was
elected Trustee. Mary McPhee was elected
as Agent and Secretary and Trustee.
VIII you kindly publish this notice in your
paper and greatly oblige,
Sincerely yours,
WILLIAM WHALES, President.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-26
The People of Nevada
VS.. The Railroad
By the Nevada Commercial Lsssrs

The State OF Nevada has the right 10
regulate railroad traffic aud rates with
in its boundaries. the remedy Is with
In our own hands through our legisa'
lative bodies. Shall we permit rail-
road influence to rob us Of itp
The Legislators are created by the
people, and are At the survice OF the
people, they WILL do cur bidding II
instructed. There can be no retalia-
ton on the part Of the railroad. es'
pecially as we are only asking for our
rights in equity; within our own
borders we exercise the power. without
the State confines the Interstate Com.
MERGE Commission dispenses justice.
At the next session Of the Legislature
a test Of strength between the people
OF a sovereign State and a railroad will
take place. the legislators acting as
referess-bear that in mind and never
forget that il is mp to them to render a
great service to Nevada. aud to you
/ personally by reducing the cost OF ne
cessities. il you are not a shipper. and
If you are a shipper, by helping you &c
save money instead Of giving 1t up &c
the railroad for stock -kiting purposes.
Every newspaper in the State has a
petition ON file. and every man in Ne
vada is asked to call aud put his name
to 1t. At the present time there ID
nothing more important for the State
than rate regulation. it is the founda'
ton Of permanent prosperity. which
will be felt by everybody. whether OF
not directly concerned.
And remember. 1t is a test strength
between the people Of Nevada and the
railroad. our personal and civic pride
will not permit us to be bested or Il
tolerate the shame of being controlled
by the railroad.
Sign the petition to-day.
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NEVADA PRESS


cusssnAsimss Election q Good Thing
Some people think 1t is terrible. the
election Of multi-millionaire Simon
G~uggenheim to the United States Sem
ate. That is where they are mistaken.
II is . good thing and one Of the bes,
that ever happened. Let Colorado elect
another Guggenheim and let every State
whose legislators need the money elect
mor Guggenheims Forakers. Hannas.
Elkinses. Depews. Piatts. Clarks. Fiints
and Ankenys But that is not enough
john ID. Rockefeller, James j. Hill aud
f. ii. Hartman must be elected before
the object will be accomplished. But
the trouble about that il that it would
be such q humiliating lowering Of
Rockefeller's position of authority after
being so long the ruler Of Presidents.
Senators. Representatives and Legisla-
tors. State and National as q whole.
IL viii Be necessary for all Of those
things to happen before the people are
ready 10 take away the power Of Leg
islatnres to elect United States Senators.
The election of Guggenheim will hasten
the day Of the peoples emancipation
from Millionaire rule.-Tonopah Sun.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-01-26
GOULD AND HARTMAN AGREE
Western Pacific VIII Purchase Part
Of \. r. Right Of Way In Nevada

San Francisco. Jan. al.-lt Is offi.
cialIy stated from the land office Of the
Central Pacific Company that the south
ern Pacific aud the Western Pacific
have reashed an agreement whereby
the Hartman road IL 10 sell o right OF
way covering ESQ miles through Ne
vada to the Gould interests. The nego-
tiations for this Hartman Gould deal
are now being contaminated In this
city, aud il the representatives OF the
rival systems fail I reach an adjust.
ment Of terms. II has been stipulated
that an arbitrator shall be brought in 10
decide upon details.
The sale of the right Of way involves
ESQ miles. stretching virtually across
the entire State OF Nevada. and Is. for
the most part, on land granted the
Central Pacific by the United States
Government as a bonus for the build.
Ing of a transcontinentai road. In
some places the right OF way Of the
Western Pacific is to parallel the South
ern Pacific. but the transfer will mo-
materially affect the plans of the Gould
line regarding its entrance into Califor'
MIA. The Western Pacific is to enter
the State at Beekwit pass. where con-
struction work is already under way.
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At the meeting OF the Legislature a
bill will be introduced regulating rail
road charges within the State. The
necessity for such legislation, without
going into details. will be apparent
from the following illustration;
Ii costs $3.50 per hundred to ship
mining machinery from Chicago TO
Haken-a distance OF 1898 miles. aud
ass from Hasen to Goldheld-a dis
Of 22s miles. nearly 10 times rs much
Similarly high rates apply to all other
commodities. The quantity Of freight
moved over the roads in Nevada is as
great rs elsewhere. In fact at the
present time both passenger and freight
facilities are taxed to the utmost. Ne
vada being no longer merely a bridge
overland. While the operating ex-
penses may be greater. which remains
to be proved. the traffic rates are en-
tirely out Of proportion.
What justice the charges are based
upOu ~ lucouOciNapios tuo uhaN cAbtaue
tion being that Nevada is helpless.
There were other numerous instances
where the railroad attempted to charge
all the traffic will bear. but the people
directly concerned fought for their
rights and won.
We are struggling and straining to
our almost to foster our individual un-
dertakings. which in the aggregate will
build up the State. We have been
just in granting the railroad many
valuable franchises. enabling it to earn
enormous profits. Are We not justified
in demanding at least justice from the
railroad
Our pioneer labor is creating business
for the railroad. and our reward is
strangulation. Nothing unreasonable
is demanded. justice alone is wanted.
aud the people of Nevada propose to
get il or know the reason.
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Assessors Given the High Sign


The railroads showed their hands in
great shape this week &C the meeting Of
the State Board Of Tax Assessors and
the Tonopah q Gold6eld outfit got
piaehed in an approved style. largely
due to the attitude and demeaaor Of the
general manager. j. +. Hedden. toward
some Of the powers 10 be-" Last year
the assessment Of the ronopah 4 Gold
ield line was 81. 500 the mile on the road
aud this year Hedden and his crowd
came to the capital proposing hat the
valuation DO Increased $500 the mile BY
the 5 ate Board. But everything was
against them. Whea Hedden tried 10
torn . combination with the other rail-
road trafickers be discovered they would
have TO wage battle single-handed and
ight against a hostile Board. made 50
BY unseen forces. lie attempted TO gain
some mixing Of what the Board would
do IN his case, but in vain. There was
no information for him. although Il was
known the night previous what the
assessment Of the other roads would BE-.
When the matter Of railroad assess
ment was taken up aud the valuation Of
the Tcnopah s. Goldhsld was bronght
before the body. the assessment Of ST.
900, the same As the Southern Pacific,
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are composed of great conservative
bodies Of men. and they will see to il
that no serious trouble viii come"
Judge Breen declared that the saliva
tion of Nevada depends largely on the
amicable relations between capital and
labor. and that. above all things. labor
should be remunerated to the ''last
notch"
''lf the mining camps Of this State.
for the last four years. he continued.
had been worked by labor calling for
81 or s. per day instead Of 81 or s. a
day. the difference would Of been paid
into the pockets Of Philadelphia. Pitts
burg. New York and Boston capitalists
aud wonld no have Injured to the bene-
tit OF the southern towns. Instead of
having great business blocks which
would do credit TO New York or San
Francisco. there would be a lot Of
Chinese shanties. dug.oats aud Japan
ese jenks to disgrace our camps.
1.-THE reasonable compensation of
labor is the salvation Of the State and
it u be kept up. Above all things.
the Miners Unions Of the State must
see to il that there shall be no foolish.
strikes. and nothing that
would mar the development Of the
mineral resources Of Nevada. by pre-
venting capital from seeking invest
mept in this State"