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The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

Effective Saturday June 9Th, the
Chicago and Alton r. II. win cell
week end tickets to Kansas City and
returL for sl.5o good on any train up
70 ten o'clock Monday q IN.
o. r Hawthorne, Agent.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
County Clerks Notice Of
Primary Election

State Of Missouri. County OF Saline. 90,
Notice IL hereby given that q pri-
mary election will be held at the regu-
lar polling places In "a precinct Of
aid County of Saline. inc that the
polls will be open between the hours
Of 2 o'clock In the morning and sun
set In the evening on the first Tues
day Of August, 1908. being the 18th day
Of August. 1905. for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for state. dis-
trtct. county and township offices. to
be voted for at the general election to
be held on Tuesday. the ard day Of
November. 1908. That the hereinafter
mentioned list contains the name and
postoffice address Of each candidate for
nomination. together with q desiGna-
ton Of the office for which he II a
candidate. and the party or principle
that he represents. as the same appears
from q certificate from the Secretary
of State n from nomination papers
OF ale In my office. as required by Law.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

For Iiessensss Goversor-
Jacob +. Gmeiich. Boonviile.
For Secretary 81 state
John r. swanger. Milan.
For state Asdissr-
Jesse a. Tolerton. Branson.
For state Tr~asas~r-
wnbcr =. Maring. jefferson city.
Far Astorn~y-G~n~val-
Frank u. Fuikerson. 81. Joseph.
North T. Gentry. Columbia.
For Railroad asd Warehouse Commits
stoses-
Amos l.. colman. Desoto.
". ". wsshburn. Cape Girardeau.
william W. wilder. Ste. Genevieve.
ros Judge of The supreme Coavs-
Argus Cox. Bolivar.
Edward HiEbee. Kirksviie.
John q. Park. Kansas City.
For Judge Of the Kansas Cisy Cssrs %
Appeals
Arch II. Davis. chiiiicothe.
Edwin c. Meseryey. Kansas City.
For Representative In Consvess for
seventh Congregational District
Edwin NJ Taubman. Lexington.
John whitaker. weaubieAu.
Fer state senator for Fiste~ssh ssss-
tortai District
Holmes Hail. Sedaiia.
Fer Representative
-... " MA
For Jasx. cou.sy Court, First Dis
J. II. B~eriekamp. Slater.
Fer Judge County Court, seeesa dts
r. W. Baker. Malta Bend.
O. Hupp. slater.
For P~sosecutiaG Attorney
Milton Alison. Marshall.
For sheriff.
Robert N. Taylor. Marshall.
For A-ssessss-
w. II. Mccormick. Mt. Leonard.
For Treasurer
n. A. Alexander. Slater.
For Surveyor
VIII w. Humphrey. Marshall.
". b. Mullins. Miami.
For Public Aaninistsssss-
r. O. Shepard. Arrow Rock.
s. T. Wilson. Malta Bend.
Fee Csesoes-
Or. I. N. Parrish. Nelsos.
DR.. A. II. snoddy. Slater.
Fer Constable, Asvsw Rect Tswsssip-
y. +. Auit. Nelson.
Fos Justice Of the Pese~, Bisckwate,
T~OUnshap-
walter r. Brown. Kopins.
For Constable, B~Iaekwsser Ts~waship-
W. b. Taylor. Blue Lick.
IFer Constable. Cambridge Township
,. A. Davis. 0ultan-
IFos CssstaSis, ElnwssA rsw.sSsp-
william T. Rsith. BaschSssl.
For Jsssice 81 The Peaee, 0ss.s Pos
Township tt
A. W. kapp. Malta Bend.
w. J. vogt. Grand Pass.
NJ (Two to be elected.)
Irer Constable, Grand Pass Tswsship-
F. 8. Case. Malta Bend.
Fer Justice 81 the Peaee, MassAaI
TewnshlD-
James L. England, Marshall.
Fer Constable, MaRshsll Tswnship-
Oliver Price. Marshall.
lFsr Constable. Miami fswaship-
J. w. hayheid. Miami.
Fer Jsstiss sf The Peses, sslt Fssl
Tewnshln-Et .tts \.
Thomas d. Mounts. Blue Lack.
Fes Cs~stshie. Salt rsrk rswssAip-
J. N. Holloway. Bloc Lick.
Fss sustsss u ~ Psass. ssls ~
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

wv .'.
mentioned list contains the name and
= postoffice address Of each candidate for
nomination, together with n designa-
tion Of the office for which he II a
candidate, and the party or principle
that he represents. as the same appears
from q certificate from the Secretary
of State and from nomination papers
on ale In my office. as required by Law.
CANDIDATES REPRESENTING THE
Democratic Party
David A. Ball, Louisiana.
william =. cowherd, Ransa. City.
Henry r. stspei Rochport
william n. wallace. Kansas City.
Ser Li~sssessss Gevev.ss-
Ben NJ. Anderson. Columbia
walter A. Kelly. 81 Louis.
william ~. Leasenby. Bethany.
william X. Painter. carroilton.
w. Y. Simmons. Clarence.
Arthur J. Tubbs. st. LOUIS.
Fer se~vessvy - stsse-
Michael X. McGrath. 81. Louis.
Cornelius Roach. Carthage.
For state As&sss-
John l.. BrPdiey. Deslose.
Bernard Dierker. -. Louis.
John y. Gordon. Lexington.
Frank a. J. Hilier. 81. Louis.
John o. Long. Potosi.
For state Tveasss~s-
James Cowgirl, Kansas city.
For AUessey-Gesersl-
Elliott w. Major. Bowling Green.
Fss Rsiirssl ssA wssehesss Commits
stsssr-
Warren c. Rronsugh. Clinton.
Richard l.. Hall. Springfield.
John A. Knott. Hannibal.
william NJ Smith. Kirkwood.
II. g.. Threikeid. sheibina,
Nova J. winters. Milan.
Fer JsSGs of The Supreme Cosrs-
Waller W. Graves. Butler.
Nat. NJ. shelton. Macon.
Fss Jsass NJ The ksssas CITY Cosrs oi
Appesls-
James Ellison. Kansas City.
Fer n Representative q. Ceassess ses sew.
sssk cesGvessioss District
Courtney W. Hamlin. Springfield.
seward A. Haseitine. Springfield.
For state senator for Finssssh sess.
sorssi Dissrtes-
Orviile NJ. Barnett. Sedsiis.
Fer Representative
John q. Miller. Marshall.
For Jads~ County Court. First his.
tvtrs-
W. u. Fenwick. Marshall.
job y. Force. Blue Lick.
Fer Judge Cessty Court. second Dts.
Miles F. Prigmore. Sweet Springs.
Fer P~resecusisx Atterssy-
Joshua y. Barbee. Marshall.
Fss sheriff.
Ed. u. Haynie. Marshall.
J. W. Keys. Napton.
Harry Reed. slater.
Fer Assesser-
J. Anderson Johnson. Slater.
Sterling T. Price. Napton.
Fer Tresssrer@
John Blair. Marshall.
Weldon r. Booker. Marshall.
]. =. Coleman. Marshall.
job T. Rhoades. Marshall.
r. b, Thorp, Nelson.
Fer ~ssrveyer--
Frank NJ. Latimer. Marshall.
Fsr Pssiie Administrator
Jake II. Fisher. Marshall.
Fer Csseser-
Or. q. Il. scrutchneid. Marshall. q
Fer Constable, Arrow Rock Tewaship-
w. C. cambridge, Nelson.
George r. McClain, Nelson,
Fer ~Cssssssie. Cambridge Tswash,p--
Martin Lens. Gillian.
John w. Rollins. Slater. .
f. q. Wheeler. slater.
yussies Of the Peace, Clay Township
q. u. Trout. Slater.
Fee Constable, Clay Tswsshsp-
Charles M. Shepard. Slater.
Fer Justice 81 the Pesee, Elnweo<
Tewashlp-
w. 7. Maddox. Blackburn.
Fss Constable. MawssA Tswashsp-
b. r. Rollins. Blackburn. .
Fss Cssstsble, Liberty TswashiD-
w. II. higgins. Narshsll.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03


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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
POWERS DEFER ACTION.
Change of Form i'm Turkish Govern
ment Will Aid Reform I'm
Macedonia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 10.-The
foreign Office has sent to the Russian
diplomatic representatives abroad
copies of the scheme for Macedonian
reforms as drawn up by Russia and
fully approved by Great Britain.
The documents are accompanied by
a communication to the various pow
ers setting forth that the project Is
forwarded to them only for their i'm
formation, inasmuch as, In the opin-
ion of Russia, the powers should, In
view of recent events, defer any ac-
ton which might be considered to
show distrust of the sultan and the
Ottoman government in the work of
reform. The dispatch adds that Rus
STA will follow with the most sympa-
thetic attention the efforts of Turkey
to assure the successful working of
the new regime and that she will alb
stain from any interference calculat-
ed to complicate this task.
ION the other hand" the dispatch
concludes. Russia, faithful to her
historic treaty rights. will only con-
slider her own work of reform in
Macedonia, or that of the other pow
ers has been accomplished II the
work undertaken by the sultan re-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10

SALT LAKE, Aug. 10.-That the
suits brought by the federal govern
ment to secure possession of all lands
containing minerals and sold by the
state as agricultural lands will be
dropped is the opinion of the men,
bers of the state board of land COM
missioners.
II will be remembered that early in
1907 the department of interior is
sued an order directing that suits
be instituted against the holders of
all such land and the test case in
Utah was the one brought against Ar
thur Sweet of the Independent Coal
Co Sweet had purchased from the
holder of a patent certain lands in
Carbon county which contained coal
deposits. The original purchaser
from the state had secured 1t as ag-
ricultural land.
At the same time the department
ruled that in the future all land
which was even suspected of having
coal or mineral deposits would be
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
MINERAL LAND SUITS may SOON
Be DROPPED AT SALT LAKE CITY

withdrawn from entry until the mat
ter could be thoroughly investigated
As applied to lands already purchas-
ed the department held that these
should revert again to the federal
government as the state had no right
in the first instance to sell them even
if it was not known at the time of
the sale that the lands contained
minerals or coal.
The last legislature appropriated
So 900 to fight the Sweet case, as it
was realized that If this rule should
apply the state would be deprived of
hundreds of thousands of acres of
valuable school lands. The firm of
Dickson. Ellis & Ellis was retained
by the state land board, but the case
against Sweet has never been press
ed
The prevailing opinion is that the
interior department will endeavor to
fake an amicable adjustment of the
matter by allowing those who have
such lands to use them for agricul-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
CONVENTION
ON SEPT. IS
Republicans fthe
County hold Big
Rally and DrdU
Up Resolutions.

AZ meeting OF the Republican
County Central Committee OF White
Pine county, Nevada held in Ely,
Nevada on the 9th day of July, 1908,
the following resolutions were adopt
ed:
Resolved That a convention of the
Republican party of White Pine coun-
ty be held at Ely on the 9th dr. of
September. 1908, in Graham's hall
at 10 a. m. for the purpose of nom
mating a full ticket and two candi
dates for the Assembly and one can
didate for State Senator to be voted
for at the general election to be held
November 3, 1908, and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before the convention,
and
Resolved, That the primary cleo
ton be held on the 18th day of Au-
gust between the hours of p. n. and
p. m. for the purpose of electing
delegates to attend said convention
The qualifications necessary for
voters at the primaries are the sane
as required by the election laws of
the state. together with the following
party test, Il am a Republican
In all cases, returns of each pre-
cinct shall be forwarded to the Sec
rotary of the County Central Com
mittee.
Ii for any cause there be vacancy
or vacancies in the primary election
board. or whether the central COM
mittee has failed to designate full
board then those present shall fill
the vacancies as provided by law.
The following are the names of
precincts where primary elections
shall be held, the number of dele
gates to which each precinct is en-
titled and the names of the judges
and clerks of primary election, and
the place of holding the primaries.
Ely: Del Leahigh and n. H. Cha
pin, judges; C. L. Rowe, clerk; place
of holding primaries, old school
house, number of delegates. 10.
Osceola: Judges, Richard Millick
and James Marriott, Sr.; clerk, H.
Schilling; place of holding primaries
to be selected by judges; number of
delegates. 3.
Cherry Creek Judges. Clarence
Fillmore and Adolph Sundberg;
clerk, O. H. Allison; place of holding
primaries to be selected by judges;
lOui uClCSdttc-
Snake Valley: Judges. John G.
Smithson and VIM Gregory; clerk,
r. COPYRIGHT; place of holding prt-
maries, school house; one delegate.
Newark: Judges, Vim. Robinson
and w H. Smith; clerk, and place of
holding primaries to he named by
judges: one delegate.
Preston: Judges. H. S. Arnoldson
and Martin Petersen; clerk, Nels p.
Jensen; place of holding primaries.
school house: two delegates.
Tippett: Judges. John Chapman
and Frank Bassett; clerk, VIM. Hill;
place of holding primaries TO be fixed
by judges; two delegates.
Lane City; Judges, |. C. Moon
and John Susetti; clerk, Thos Silly
man: place of holding primaries,
school house; three delegates.
Smelter: Judges, w. T. Cannon
and w. H. Weller; clerk. II. Wise:
f.,t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10

tural purposes, but reserying all min
eral rights in the United States. Re
Gently an expert for the department
went over the public lands of Utah
which had been withdrawn from en-
try by the federal government by the
order of 1907 and reported that APP
proximately one-third of it could be
released and thrown open TO entry
again, as it contained no mineral de-
posits 10 speak of.
1t is understood that another in
spection will be made in the near fu-
ture which will no doubt result in the
releasing of another large tract.
Such settlement will be of great
advantage to the state as well as to
innocent purchasers of state land
which is now known to contain min
erals or coal These people can re-
tain their land and use 1t for agricul-
tural purposes by transferring to the
United States all rights which they
may have to any minerals which may
be under the surface
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
FOR CURRENCY LAW CHANGES

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Acting
comptroller of the currency, T. P.
Kane completed today and transmit
tedto the secretary of the treasury for
submission to the national monetary
commission, his recommendations for
such amendments to the national
banking laws as experience in the
administration of the laws by the
comptroller's Office andsobservation as
shown to be necessary.
The recommendation cover 40
printed pages and deals with a
variety of subjects. Mr.. Kane de-
clined to discuss the suggestions he
had made to the commission, saying
that he preferred to allow the COM
mission to make public such parts of
the report as 1t deemed advisable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
N4RROLDLY ESCAPES
DEPTH IN TORRENT

tempted to cross the pass with a
wagon load of apples for the Ely
market, but the water has left great
niles of stones and logs, completely
blocking the passageway. Cazier
then mounted one of his horses and
rode to this city yesterday morning,
reporting the affair to the county
commissioners Effort will be made
to clear the pass of the great volume
of debris as soon as possible.
All travel yesterday and las night
through the pass was conducted on
horseback or afoot.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
FIGHT sTUBBoRNLY.

When the cry of fire inmates OF every building on
the street rushed the street and preparations were I'M
medatelv made to the town from desrueuon but II was
soon seen that such attempt would be OF no avail However
all worked vaany and stnbborny Tor the sie Oh le ON"
=, .1ho.y, ,ronerty Water was carried from
oor we'll bn il seemingly had effect upon the flames as
thew leaned from one building another few men hurried
from Veteran Kimberly Copper Flat and Star POINTER 10 as
s in checking the fire. but OF the miners were IN III!
on the occasion of pay day and the small force of eghter
was helpless. ,;,5;a - tl town had baan
BY II o'clock all but TWO h non saloon and restaurant
RACED TO their foundations The Union sa'ooh anu ie'
building escaped the flames entirely.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10

Threatening destruction 10 ne any ~
property, a torrent nearly .eu ~, mass
pa,ght swept through conner's pass
sunday afternoon, completeiy ou' ,,ns
off traffic of the county roa a ,necessi-
e ta,,ng the hasty flight of James ses,n ?,
ta l.iay ,n prominent rancher of sprln ~
oaaier' a The torrent was the result Oh Q,
a cloudburst and SO ssu that several
rapid was its approach Cir lives.
barely escaped with theii rasier at
FoIlowing the torrent e"1'''
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10

seph Finsley, for an attack on Nellie
Wiener, 3 year old girl. Mrs.
Wiener, the mother of the child. inr
cited the mob and led them to a bar
Der shop where Green had taken ref
uge. The police were obliged to force
the door of the shop. Green held an
open razor and refused to submit to
arrest. Then one of the policemen
felled him with club and he was
dragged to a patrol box where the
crowd fought hardest to get hold of
him. but the prisoner was finally
landed in a police station.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
SKI STILL IN I'm
UNCONSCIOUS JTATE

his chances are good for recovery.
but owing to the difficulties in deter
mining the extent of the mans in
juries on account of his unconscious
condition, it is impossible to make
a definite statement with regard to
the case.
Saki took nourishment for the first
time yesterday and If clot does not
form, he has good chance for COM
plete recovery.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10

Harry Saki, the japanese who was
found in an unconscious condition to
the rear of Reds restaurant early
saturday morning by his employer,
w. H. Reid, remains in stupor and
grave fears are being entertained for
his recovery.
When seen by News representa-
tive yesterday afternoon, DR.. Brock
stated that Saki is suffering from
simple conclusion of the brain and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10

suits in real improvement. Should
the contrary be the case, it will be
the duty of Russia to direct the at
tention of the powers to the neces-
sity of resuming this work of re-
form at present interrupted.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
GREAT CONFUSION.

Confusion characterized the progress OF the fire. as men
women and children attempted their household goods
and belongings from the of the flames Although no
one was injured any extent several narrowly escaped beng
burned to death or crushed under falling walls and Is remark
abe that the confagration marked by fatalities
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
PEOPLE SLEEP IN TENTS.

large number of the inhabitants oil the Town mac nh
wa. " i1' A. T,;on rooming house above the saloon
Almost before reached Ely the town had been
completely destroyed and no assistance was oo''neo iio
ait
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-A
frenzied mob of foreigners brought a
detail of police late last night in an
effort to lynch James Green, alias Jo-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
VALUABLE BUILDINGS
CONSUMED FOLLOWING
GASOLINE EXPLOSION
Confagration Starts in Mint
Saloon LDhen Fire From
Match Lgnites Oil --- Wild
Scenes Characterize Siege

Repetown almost wholly destroyed between the hours
of and II o'clock last night result of the explosion of
than fifty thousand dollars with practically insurance.
The rapid progress of the eonaagraon not checked
until all but two of the buildings OF the little town had been
completely consumed including the fine saloon building and
rooming house of J. Story and what Repeown yester
day. is today field of eharred ruins
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10
Lamp Explodes; Riepetown in Ashes

E FHsrmeu ABSENCE OCCASION " m ~
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10

Continued on page FOUR
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-10

Biggest Copper Dis.
trict OF the Country
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-10

The building will not be completed
for several weeks, but will permit of
being occupied at this time.
Holy Trinity congregation has had
a remarkable growth under the pastor
ate of the Rev. H. E. Snyder. The
congregation is not yet two years old.
In this short time a very valuable lot
has been secured and the chapel built.
When Rev. Snyder assumed charge
of the work there was nothing, not
even a bible to preach from, 10 organ
ization, no property of any description.
To day the congregation has a property
worth over ten thousand dollars, thor
oughly organized and Incorporated, fl
nances are in a healthy condition and
the congregation is growing, strik-
ing roots deep and firm for future
growth and development.
Without the aid and advice of Mr..
III. H. Ottens the building could not
have been contaminated at this time.
Mayor F. E. Smith of Holly Beach
has demonstrated his versatility in
building operations of all kinds in the
construction of this churchly chapel.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-10

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