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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
NOT
sPEcIoUs PROMISES

The registration books this fan will
show nearly double the number IF
voters in Humboldt county than there
were two years ago, and it is probable
that rs per cent of the new voters are
connected with the mining industry.
The action If the two political parties
in their reception is in striking on
trast Al their county convention, the
Republicans, believing in actions rather
than empty words. extended the right
hand of fellowship and recognized the
right of the new corners to participa-
tion in oar csenty affairs by giving
them two places On the ticket, the nom
inees being r. 3 Chafey. of Chafes,
and ]. j Barton, of Seven Troughs.
Now note the different treatment
accorded by the Democrats. In their
platform they gave our new citizens 8
sjollying'' paragraph, extended the
glad hand, bought a drink for all who
would indulge,-but the ofiees' They
are ~equines of another color. There are
hardly enough to go around among the
old residents. After you have voted
the Democrats ticket for twenty years,
gentlemen, we win consider the
question.
But the mining men who nave recent
ly east their lot with the citizens %
Humboldt county, like their associates
the world over, are men of high intelli-
genee. and it is probable that they wall
be able to discriminate between actions
and ~high-sounding words.
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FOREST CENSUS

The National Conservation commits
sion has caused the first comprehensive
Der in the United State ever under
taken. The forest service has for sew
eral wears been eager to take such 8
~eensus. and the bureau of the census
has expressed lis willingness to coop
crate, hnt funds have never been avail.
able. The Conservation eommissine
however, needs the information TO help
complete its inventory of the country
natural our which II will include
in its report to the president. am since.
that report is to be submitted on the
first OF next wear. il needs the infor-
nation al once. In consequence the
work on the census has been started
with a rush and is now under full
headway.
Ii may be a slight exaggeration 70
speak OF a census of timber, for Of
curse il Is impossible to count the in
dividual trees in the forests; even the
most ambitious plans Of the forest ser
vice and the bureau Of the census did
not contemplate that. But a trained
man csn with great accuracy scruise
s tract Of forest and estimate the mum
Der of board feet il caniains Large
portions Of the forests Of >he country
including practically all the national
forests. have been estimated al various
times. bnt these hgures have nevsr
been brought together and no organ
lied effort has even been made L.
ksthsr them into one total. nor n sg.s
ply the Deficiencies where hitherto ID
estimates have been made
As a result. the gnesses a. to ths
amount Of standing timber in ID.
Inised States range al the way from
s2s.6ss million TO 1000 billion t-osri
fees-a difference Of more thar a
t~rillion feet in the estimates Of ths
best qualified authorities in the couu
fry.
In the opinion Of the forest service
the most carefully prepared estimate.
vet made are those by Henry Garrett
Published by the twelfth census in 1907
These pdoeed the total stnmpage Al
1890 billion board feet Mr.. Gsnzeft
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COUNTY TICKET

For State Senator-Peter Anker, OF
Lovelock.
For Assemblymen-E. 5. Chafey of
Chafey, ]. s. Thompson of Loveloek,
and ]. ]. Barton of Seven Troughs.
For SheriflS. G. Lamb of Goleonda.
For ASSESSOR. j. Button of Cos
conda.
For Clerk-A. l.. Shaw of Paradise.
For Recorder-H. c Somer of Love
lock.
For Public Administrator-Samuel j.
Anderson of Winnemucea.
For Surveyor. NJ. Croker OF
Chafey.
For Commissioner tlong term)-Hiram
Stoker of Lovelock.
For Commissioner (short term) W. L.
Wilkinson of Winnemuecs.
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TICKET

For President - WILLIAM IL. TAFT
of Ohio.
For Vice President-JAMES 8. SHEER
NAN of New York.
For Presidential Electors:
J. g.. Thompson, of Esmeralds,
FL. A. Comins, of White Pine,
w. r. Thomas, ef Lincoln.
State Ticket.
Eor United States Senator-Patrick =.
Flanagan, Of Washoe.
For Congressman-Col. II. B. Maxson,
Of Washoe.
For Justice of the Supreme Court.
Hugh Brown, of Nye.
Eo: Surveyor General-Con A. Ahera,
of Storey.
For Regents-A. A. Codd and o !.
Smith for the long term and H. 8.
Stsrrett for the short term.
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vided against him like Roosevelt, and
must depend on the Democrats of
Congress to give him the necessary
majorities to pass any reform measure.
Let us analyze this declaration. As
to the originator of the Roosevelt pol
ieies the President seems unwilling -
share any credit with Mr.. Bryan so that
part of it NAV still be considered as an
open question. Concerning the state
ment that the reform measures passed
by Congress the last four years, which
through, were passed only with the aid
of Democratic votes assisting the ad
ministration Republican House, there
is. unfortunately, some wen founded
truth in it. That most of Roosevelt s
hitterest political foes are in his own
party is beyond denying. But that
Roosevelt and Taft not only won a sig
nal victory over these reactionaries a.
the Chicago convention. and that the
kN0kAO nav ~ - S00& - ~
private life through failure to renom-
mate and win retire some others
through defeat this election at the
polls. SO that Taft when he becomes
President he Will have a party back OF
him well ehastened into line. is q fea-
ture of the situation to which Senator
Newlands did not give due Importance.
The people are not fooled. They have
for some time realized the truth Of
what Senator Newlands said and have
been heard from. The people spoke At
both National Conventions and partie
ularly at Chicago when they sileneed
the voices Of the reaetionaries. over
rode their earfuily laid plans with an
overwhelming endorsement of the
things Roosevelt has stood for and Sc
leeted his choice as the Republican
nominee for president.
While il eanno be denied that there
is but a shade of difference between
Bryan and Taft in respect to the. per
hsps vital issues there is a world of
difference between the position they
represent before the American people.
In spite of the noble character of
Bryan as a man and a statesman. ad
hitting his fun equality in all the high
qualities we are demanding this year
of the man we will elect as president.
the election of Bryan viii be viewed
with delight by the reaetionaries of
both parties. by the trusts and public
because il viii mean a body
blow at the man today in the White
House whom they hate and fear and
grip On the hearts and confidence
of the American people they wish to
discredit and break.
A vote for Bryan is a reactionary
vote for these measures which must APP
peal to all thinking people. Ii is the
subtle understanding OF this by the
American people that viii elect William
ii. Taft on November third.
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FACT PROVEN.


II there is the slightest doubt in the
minds of any that Dandrun germs do not
exist, their belief Is compelled by the
fact that a rabbit innoculated with the
germs became bald In six weeks time.
It must be apparent TO any person
therefore that the only prevention OF
badness is the destruction of the germ
which act Is successfully accomplished
In one hundred per cent. OF cases by
the application OF Newbro's Herpicide-
Dandrufr is caused by the same germ
which causes badness and can be pre-
vented with the same remedy-Sewbro's
Herpicide-
Accept no substitute. Destroy the
cause you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send Toe. In
stamps for sample TO The Herpscite Co.
Detroit. Mich.
We sizes, soc and sf.n0. ~ Eagle DRUG
and Ieweiry Company.
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porations of the department OF com
merce and labor has sent out an extern
sive schedule of inquiries to its special
agents which, it is hoped, will add to
the present information concerning the
manufacture of wood. All the States
of the Union are cooperating and VIII
furnish statistics concerning state for
est lands.
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C. e Ro8TNs.

Democratic Candidate for Justice OF
the Peace for Union Township, subject
TO the decision of the voters at the
polls on November 8.
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JOSEPH RoUGoN.

Independent Candidate for Justice o.
the Peace OF Union township. subject
to the decision of the voters at the
election on November 8.
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H. NJ LEONARD,

Democratic Nominee for Assessor Of
Humboldt County.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
H. WARREN.

Republican Candidate for District
attorney of Humboldt County.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06

For cleanbath tubs, clean towels
all that goes with a good bath, 20 10
R,binson's barber shop.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
H. II. SHELDON.

Democratic Nominee for Surveyor OF
Humboldt County.
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A. L. SHAW,

Republican Nominee for Clerk of
Humboldt county.
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H. sToKER

H. STOKER
Regular Republican Candidate for
Long Term Commissioned of Humboldt
County.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-06
2. @. HoENsTINE

Democratic Candidate for Treasurer
of Humboldt County.
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p. ANKER,

Regular Republican Candidate for
State Senator from Humboldt County.
County.
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FRANK J BUTTON,
Republican Candidate for Assessor of
humboldt County.
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s. q LAMB.

Republican Nominee for Sheriff of
Humboldt County.
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POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS

H. c. SOMMERS.
Republican nominee for Auditor and
Recorder of Humboldt County.
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w. L. WILKINSON.
Regular Republican Candidate for
Short Term Commissioner of Humboldt
County.
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OF the CHioH dit tVVPS"e
furnish statistics concerning state for
est lands.
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
H. c. soMMERs.
Republican nominee for Auditor and
Recorder of Humboldt County.
H. STOKER
Regular Republican Candidate for
Long Term Commissioned of Humboldt
County.
w. L. WILKINSON,
Regular Republican Candidate for
Short Term Commissioner of Humboldt
County.
p. ANKER,
Regular Republican Candidate for
State Senator from Humboldt County.
County.
S. @. LAMB,
Republican Nominee for Sheriff of
Humboldt County.
FRANK J. BUTTON,
Republican Candidate for Assessor of
County.
A. L. SHAW.
Republican Nominee for Clerk of
county.
H. WARREN,
Republican Candidate for District
attorney of Humboldt County.
F. G. HoENSTINE,
Democratic Candidate for Treasurer
of Humboldt County.
H. H. SHELDON,
Democratic Nominee for Surveyor OF
County.
C. E. ROBINS,
Democratic Candidate for Justice OF
The Peace for Union Township, subject
to the decision of the voters at the
polls on November 8.
H. NJ. LEONARD,
Democratic Nominee for Assessor Of
Humboldt County.
JOSEPH RoUGoN,
Independent Candidate for Justice o.
he Peace OF Union township. subject
the decision of the voters Ut the
on November 8.
AFAcT PROVEN.
Ihould Convince Even the Most Skep-
teal of Its Truth.
II there Is the slightest doubt in the
OF any that Dandrun germs do not
xtst, their belief is compelled by the
act that a rabbit ~innoculated with the
terms became bald In six weeks time.
II must be apparent 10 any person
that the only prevention OF
Is the destruction of the germ
which act Is successfully accomplished
n one hundred per cent. OF cases by
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-21
JIunt 1Jut 6o.GH
qiL Font It, HanoQGv

gamated Copper Company would
open up several of its big mines at
Butte on February list. This forced
copper shorts to cover.
THE advance in American Sugar
looked very much as though someone
was being punished for asking ques-
lions at the annual meeting"
The reference to the market for
American Sugar stock is undoubted-
ly directed at the Spreckels' interests
regarding whose inquiring mind a
very full statement is given in an
other column.
There is reason to believe that
New York for some time to come will
endeavor to be good" and thus at
tract the Western money, whose
owners Were badly pinched during
the panic. For New York to reform
would be remarkable indeed. Cheap
money is good for the people, but the
wise men of the Western part of the
country will look for investments
close at home, rather than to be
again numbered with the lambs in
Wall Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-21
EXCURSION TO THE VOLCANO
Taking in the Wild West
Show at Hilo.

II sufficient bookings can be OBJ
tanned mot less than 25) an excur-
sion will leave Honolulu on Tuesday,
January 2Sth, by the S. S. KINAU
TO cover the following itinerary:
Arrive at Hilo Wednesday early in
the afternoon; the night will be
spent in Hilo; Thursday morning
leave by rail for Glenwood, thence
Ivy stage to the Volcano, arriving in
time for lunch; visit the Crater in
the afternoon and evening. Thurs
day morning return to Hilo, where
the party will remain until Monday
afternoon; leaving by S. S. CLAUD-
me, arriving at Honolulu Thursday
morning, February 9Th.
A special rate OF $4,000 covering
all necessary expenses for the round
trip will be given.
This will give an opportunity to
take in the Wild West Show in Hilo
on Saturday, February LIST.
The steamship portion of the tick
ct will be good for return by the KI-
NAU Friday, February 9TH, should
parties prefer to return by that YES
sci.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-21

vance since the panic ended, stocks
are still cheap compared with the fig-
urcs of a year ago.
business has been conducted on a
substantial basis and there is only
one direction in when the market
can move for some time. In addition
to the restoration of surplus in the
local market there was the announce
ment today of a reduction by the
Bank of Germany of its discount
rate. Cheap money has also made
its appearance in Europe and the
Bank of England will be compelled
to reduce its rate this week.
Another favorable announcement
was that of the clearing association
stating that the trust companies OF
New York may become members by
maintaining reserve OF twenty-five
per cent. Some members believe that
the collapse of the trust companies
last year was due largely to antigua
ted methods they have been adopting
as non-members of tho clearing
house banks.
clearinghouse shares shot M
with alarming rapidity touching the
extreme high point of 20 rs for the
common and 90 for the preferred IN
the presence OF these prices, Wall
Street remembered the announce
ment that the Steel Trust would re-
ceive some very large orders in the
near future from railroads controlled
by Morgan. At the same time a ru'
NOR gained currency that the Anal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-21
WORK ON AlEWA
HEIGHTS
ROAD IS TO STOP

Work on the Alewa Heights road
will be stopped next Saturday on &C.
count of lack OF funds to carry il on.
There was rumor floating around
that the work would be stopped be-
cause of the refusal of the Auditor
to pass the bills, but Superintendent
OF Public Works Campbell states that
there is nothing in this. The truth OF
the matter Is, he says, that he had
only $4,000 available for the work. and
he agreed to construct with this 1000
feet of road. More than this amount
is already constructed, and now the
$4,000 is exhausted. There Is about
$4,000 in the fund, but there are
rights of way to be paid for as soon
as they are adjusted.
The road now runs up to the lower
tier of lots, and the owners can drive
onto them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-21
FULL CONFIDENCE RETURNING.

John l.. Sullivan's advice on the
financial situation-"ferget tap
pears soon to be made good by main
landers whose spirits are reviving
under the rapid improvement of bus
mess and banking conditions.
OF course the men who lost their
all in the crash cannot forget, but
the reports from all parts of the
country are of nature to satisfy
the predictions of the men, who, in
the midst of the panic, declared the
country to be sound financially and
the depression could not be more
than temporary difficulty.
A few days ago the statement was
made on the streets that New York
exchange was almost at a premium.
This followed the official announce
ment of normal conditions on the
Coast and cable advices of the reduc-
ton of the Bank of England discount
TO five per cent.
The gist of the matter seems to be
that, after the whirl and excitement
of the panic, the hoarders have be-
come tired of holding their funds.
They have seen the folly OF the past
and are getting into the business
game again. Tney are more careful
than previously. They have learned
by experience, but they are no longer
In a state of stagnation.
One of the best financial writers OF
New York, whose comment appears
in the Hearst papers, gives under
date OF January 13 review which
appears TO be very conservative
and accurate sizing-up of what may
be termed the period OF revival He
says Conservative bankers say
that money will be so cheap In the
near future that the stock market
cannot be held within reasonable
limits. Great as has been the adj
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-21
ANCIENT WH|ItR@US[-.
Wilson MATTER UP

Judge John Marcallino is holding
court today, and the case before him
Is the suit in equity of l.. NJ. White
house versus John Wilson.
This Is case which has been
hanging fire for about two years on
account of the seeming inability Of
the court TO get any Master to make
a report on IL. Whitehouse and Will
son were partners in the contracting
business about ten years ago, and
when the firm dissolved, each claim
ed that the other owed him money.
Wilson brought suit against White
liouse on promissory note, which
Whitehouse claims does not repre-
sent actual cash owing, but was Civ
en- merely as a credit of Wilson on
the accounts of the firm.
Whitehouse brought Il suit in eq-
ing, and also obtained a temporary
injunction restraining Wilson from
proceeding with his action on the
promissory note until an accounting
should be had.
The matter was referred to Will
liam Sims as Master, but he appar-
emily did nothing, and on motion Of
Wade Warren Thayer, counsel for
Wilson, Sims was removed and l.. G.
Ables substituted. Ables appears to
have done about as much as Sims
did. Ables complains, according to a
statement made this morning to
Judge Lindsay by Frank Thompson,
attorney for Whitehouse, that he did
not have sufficient authority to take
evidence. At any rate, Thompson
said, he has examined no witnesses
and no documents, and has not made
any request for the latter. All,
Thompson said. seem to pass the
buck to the Judge. The lack of Il
matter of Sinking than of inability.
Thompson moved that a new Master
he appointed, ana suggested John
Marcallino, clerk of Judge Lindsays
court.
Thayer objected to this, saying he
tnouSnt IL matter 1Or tne court
and one which should be settled by
the Judge himself. we can resolve
this court into n Masters court, IL
necessary" he said.
Into Burrell's adder" said
Thompson, soto voCe.
Judge Lindsey apparently did not
relish the notion of going through
all the confused accounts himself,
and he appointed Marcallino master,
to take evidence Immediately.
"The only advantage of this prop
osition," remarked Thayer, IFS that
we can both take Off our coats and
smoke" and he did so. "All right,
John, you're the boss now" he add
ed. And the taking of evidence be-
gan.
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FAKE FARM EXPLANATIONS.

The fake-farmer whines that the
various explanations with which its
miserable proposition to populate
public lands with dummy settlers was
accompanied, have not been given.
The complaint only makes the
original assertion a more monstrous
violation of honest Americanism.
There can be no honest dummy
settler under the American flag or
under American law. Satisfaction OF
land-hunger in this manner may pos
sibly escape a technicality of law,
but it violates every moral principle
Of fair dealing.
A thousand years OF explanation
could not make less un-American a
bald proposition to man the land
with dummies for any purpose.
What's more, the sugar corpora
lions of this Territory have not the
slightest temptation to use dummy
settlers under an equitable admins,
tration of the land law and a proper
regard for established industry, as
has been suggested by the words, and
so far as we are able to Judge, the
acts of the present Territorial Ad-
lninistration. If needed land cannot
be obtained by sugar corporations by
direct purchase, 1t may be secured at a
fair rental.
The more the fake farmer explains,
the deeper it gets stuck in the mire
of its own perfidy.
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the question Of approving and ratify.
ing all the actions of the directors
There were no other negative votes,
and the only other business transact.
cd was the adoption Of bylaw to In.
crease the number of directors from
seven to nine, the reelection of John
H. Parsons and George II. Frazier as
directors for three years and the cleo
ton of Horace Hayemeyer as director
for one year to fill out the unexpircd
term of his father, the late II. o. Have.
meyer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-21

The committee of the Board of Sup
ervisors appointed to investigate the
matter of Detective Harry Lake, who
was charged with having said that the
County Fathers could go to Hades, as
well as with making other and still
stronger remarks, held meeting this
afternoon. One of the members stated
after the meeting that Lake had apol.
ogized and that no action would be
taken.