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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

Georgia by returns thus far received,
which indicate larger Taft and Wat
son vote than generally expected.
Concord, n. HIS towns and
wards of 80 in New Hampshire 5,769.
Bryan 1876.
Chicago-330 out of 1,260 pre-
cincts give Deneen 41,154. Steven
son 43,49S.
New York-495 districts out of
1888 give Taft S1,560. Bryan S0,-
074 Hisgen 1856.
Brooklyn-160 districts in Bor-
ough Brooklyn out of 6s7 give
Hughes 1925. Chanler 27,391.
Shearn 3,05S.
New York-New York State Chair
man Murphy of Republican state
committee claimed state for Taft by
sweeping majority. He said IL had
been a landslide for governor.
Massachusetts-160 cities and
towns give Taft 50.091. Bryan o.
416.
Chicago-76O out of 1850 pre-
cincts give Taft 1926. Bryan S5.-
237.
Chicago-305 precincts out of l.
260 give Taft ,2s6. Bryan 49,
703.
New York-Upon returns received
up to o'clock State Chairman Wood
ruff estimates Taft's plurality in state
not less than $4,000 and Hughes 10
900.
Baltimore First precinct in gives
Bryan 107. Taft 90.
Buffalo-Erie county, Buffalo city
complet gives Taft 40,101. Bryan
35, ,972 Hughes 35,757. Chanler
30,531.
Chicago $50 out of 1900 pre-
cincts in Chicago give Deneed a.
1856. Stevenson 4S,5S5.
New York-Times is flashing
Hughes election.
Illinois-100 out of .611 outside
Cooke county give Taft 15,050. Bry-
an 5000
New Haven, Conn.-31 towns and
wards out of 200 give Taft 3,51S
Bryan $50.
Detroit-Assoeiated Press says
(ContinHed On Page Two
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County Results
Still in Doubt
JIOW Count is
Preventative
OfEStim0teS,;
DOtes Lost

With both sides claiming the coun-
ty ticket by safe majority, the polls
closed promptly at 6 o'clock yester-
day and counting was started imme-
diately by the election officers Ow-
ing to the complicated form of the
ballot, election officers encountered
much difficulty in the count and at 4
o'clock this morning the returns
were yet meager.
that hour, the county was still
in doubt, the election of Al J. Butler
for sheriff, Del Leahigh for county
treasurer and Dan NJ. Mcdonald for
county clerk, however, being practi-
cally assured. Other contests at that
hour were wholly conjectura1. In
the rural precincts there was no great
change. In Ely proper the election
on all candidates is so close that es-
innate is impossible. Both parties
claim victory for their candidates.
The weather during the day was ideal
and the vote very large. The tickets
were scratched heavily in all pre-
cincts heard from
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The Story of Day Told
BY Telegraph U1ires

PhiladeEphia-150 towns in state
gives Taft 12,435. Bryan 11.545
Same in 1905 gives Teddy 17,340
Parker S,657
Fairview, Neb.-Bryan carries Lin
coin by 5,456 majority.
Columbus, O.-15 towns give
Taft 1854. Bryan S,565. Same in
1904, Roosevelt 1866. Parker g.
456.
NEW YORK-Hearst claims the
city of New York for the Independ-
enee candidate.
Thomaston, Ga.-Tom Watson
says from all indications up to this
hour Bryan will be elected by over
whelming majority.
New York-Joseph Pulitzer pre-
diets Bryan will repeat Roosevelt
majority of 1904.
ouisville-Election returns are
very SLOW Henry Watterson says
that Bryan is elected by large major
ity
BOSTON, Returns from 10 towns
give Bryan 47O. Taft 1871. His.
gen 90. Same i'm 1901, Parker 79S
Roosevelt 1,577.
Boston Returns from six out OF
2O5 precincts give Bryan 7s3. Taft
,494.
Chicago-32 precincts 18th ward
first report give Taft 81. Bryan 90
Chafin 10. Hisgen 10. Four years
ago Teddy 107. Parker lis.
Chandler. Democrat, for governor
carries Buffalo by 5000.
Roem. n. Y.-Complete returns
give Taft 2.225. Bryan 1866
Rome gives Hughes. Rep. for gov
ernor, 2,200 Chanler 2,032.
Brooklyn Eagle claims Taft's elec
tion beyond doubt
ndianapolls--766 precincts out o
3,245 in Indiana give Watson 1911
Marshall 1851.
Fargo, n. D.-Returns from points
in five counties over state give Taf
$3.50. Bryan 1860. with Burke
DEM, leading Johnson, Rep, for gov
ernor.
Borough of Brooklyn-250 dis
tricts out of 5S7 give Hughes Al,
109. Chanler 1857. Sheran 2,
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VOTES THROWN OUT.

Numerous votes We're thrown out
in the various precincts of the coun-
ty on account of improper marking
of ballots. The Smelter vote partic-
ularly suffered in this respect, there
being 100 votes declared illegal in
that precinct by the judges last night
by reason of the use of the pencil in
stead of the rubber stamp and be-
cause of other errors. 1t was said
that the votes thrown out were about
equally divided between Republicans
and Democrats
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BIG REPUBLICAN VOTE.

A big Republican vote was cast in
East Ely, majority being recorded
in favor of every man on that ticket
save one, that being J. c. Wheeler,
Democrat, a resident of East Ely.
The East Ely vote follows:
Taft, 96; Bryan, 81, Debs, 6; Flan-
igan, IS; Lutz. 4; Newlands, 81:
Bartlett, SO; Critchfield, 6, Fitzger-
aid, 2; Maxson, so: Brown, 9S:
Lorke. s; Talbot. A. Ahern, SO;
Deady, so; Hawkins, 6; for regents
University of Nevada. codd, Sc; Hib-
bard, 10: Kettle, 45; Smith. Al:
Williams, g. for regents University
of Nevada. (short term Meyers, s.;
Starrett, So; Sullivan, 4S Nevada
state police bill, SO for, 27 against;
Gallagher. 80; Cox, 81 House, 5S;
Brogan. SO; Cooney. = Grail. 6;
Grain. 105; Lockhart, 76; Neill, Al;
Butler. 80; Blockus, 2; Nevin. 61;
McGregor, 67; Mcknight. 50; Me
Guire, 8; Mcdonald (rep) So; Nc
Donald (soc.) s. Oldfeld. 63; Cara
CHAN. 32 Leahigh, 1O6; Knapp, T
Miles, so; Schenck. "a; Spiegel, 6,
McFadden, 81: Reeves, 50; for COM
missioners (long terml Hoag, 8;
Jackson. "A; Stevens, SO; commits
sioners (short term) Kirkeby, Z;
Nicholson, 61, Shellenberger, 40;
Turner, 8; Wheeler. 94; Wise. "A.
for county high school. 113 for, 3
against; Cartwright, 113; Eddy, 35;
Constable, Mclean, 93; Wilson. 81.
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n election received
this hours show the following
cd president with approximately DDS
OF
will Republican majority
Hughes reelected by about $4,000 plurality
Taft
Bryan apparently Nebraska
hio rcturn are ballot
plurality n this
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

SALT LAKE, Nov. 3.-Forty-iive
districts in Salt Lake City, county,
and In Ogden give Taft 1924, and
Bryan S,579. Taft probably carried
the state by 10000. Returns so far
indicate defeat of the American party
cAnti-ChurchD County ticket by
small plurality.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04
UTAH RESULT.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 3.--Taft's ma
iority in Utah will be 10000. The
Republican state ticket will have
about 10, 900 plurality. The Ameri-
can candidates in Salt Lake county
are defeated
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Also GET IDAHO.

BOISE, Nov. 3.-Meager reports
indicate Taft has carried Idaho by
10000 and Bailey, Republican, for
governor. by 5000. Legislature
doubtful.
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CARRIES IOWA.

SIOUX FALLS, Nov. 3.-Seatter-
ing returns indicate Taft has carried
state by 10000 to Is, 900. Republic
cans claim entire state ticket.
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CONVERSATIONAL SITUATION.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Up to $50,
151 Republicans and 81 Democrats
had been elected to congress. the
membership of which is 391. 1916
controlling.
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OREGON 10000.

PORTLAND. Nov 3.-The Ore
gonlan says Taft has carried Multi
nomah county by 5000 and will
have $4,000 plurality in the state.
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WELL. WELL. WELL.
Bryan Declines 10 Talk. Making "A
New Record.

FAIRVlEW, Neb.. Nov. AT 8
O'Clock Bryan announced he would
make no statement tonight
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REPUBLICANS WIN IN NATION
RAH FOR THE BUSINESS BOOM
JAPAN INTERESTED.

TOXIC, Nov. 9.-Announce-
ment of the election of Taft was
received in Toxic with interest.
Local papers Issued an extra
conveying the Information fur
nished by the Associated Press.
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HIlGHES n7.OnO.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Hughes
plurality in New York state will prob
ably be about 3 900
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TAFT AND JOHNSON.

ST. PAUL. Nov. 3.-lndieations
are that Johnson carried the state by
at least 1000 and Taft by 100000.
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IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.--If the pres
ent ratio is maintained Taft will car
ry Ohio by $4,000.
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HAMILTON.

Complete Hamilton vote follows
Gallagher, II; House, 80; Brogan.
20; Grain, l3; Lockhart. 1S; Neill.
27; Butler, Is, Neyin, 20 McGregor.
16; Mcknight, rs: Mcdonald. 10.
Olddeld. 23; Garaghan, 20; Leahigh,
"a; Miles, 80; Sehency, Is.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04
NEVADA DEMOCRATIC.

RENO. Nov. 3.--Republican state
chairman comedies the state 10 Bryan
by 5000 plurality.
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LANE CITY.

Tickets We're scratched eonsidera-
Continued On Page Three
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BIG VOTE IN ELY.

Although falling behind the regis
tration total, 654 votes were cast in
Ely, $40 at the court house precinct
and 305 at the Murry street polling
place
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CHERRY CREEK.

Report from Cherry Greek gives
the following results: Newlands
SO; Flanagan. 81; House. Sc: Gal
lagher, "a; Butler, 56 Nevin. As;
MeFadden, so; Reeves. IS.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. a.
J Interest in the Balkan situation
} is centered in the positive state
ments of several political parlia-
} mentary leaders that Russia has
} determined to drop the idea of
} the proposed international con-
gress and will refuse to reeog-
} nize the annexation by Austria
} Hungary of Bosnia and Herze-
J govnia.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04
RUSSIA MAY WAR
WITH AUSTRIANS

PARIS. Nov. "a Berlin
dispatch to the Petit Partisan
says it is rumored in diplomatic
circles that Russia is about to
send an ultimatum TO Austria
Hungary and is making prepara-
tions for a hasty mobilization.
The dispatch says that 1t was
impossible to obtain yerification
of this report.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

CALIFORNIA, f0.
CONNECTICUT, :.
DELAWARE, ,.
IDAHO. 3.
ILLINOIS. ~.
INDIANA. -.
IOWA, 13.
KANSAS, 10.
MAINE. q.
MASSACHUSETTS, 10.
MICHIGAN. II.
MINNESOTA, II.
NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1.
NEW JERSEY, IL.
NEW YORK. 30.
NORTH DAKOTA. 1.
OHIO, 23.
OREGON. 4.
PENNSYLVANIA, 81.
RHODE ISLAND, 4.
SOUTH DAKOTA, 1.
UTAH, 3.
VIRGINIA. 4.
WASHINGTON, ..
TOTAI-3O7.
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Taft ujW be the Next
U1hite House Tenant
Great Dote Polled Through
out the Country=-RepubH-
canisn7 Generally Justdin=
ed-=Jcratching LDas Heavy

NEW YORK NOV. AT 10 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING 1T Is
PRACTICALLY TAFT WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING
VOTE IN THE ELECTORAL COLLIE GE:
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Biggest Copper Dis
trict Of the Country
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Affords OppOrtuni.
ties Unexcelled.
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WOMAN WINS LONG
CONTEST FOR LAND

After a year and half ~ litigation.
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United States land office AZ wash
iuEtpn three timns. Mrs. LueludR
Lowry. ~ skaEit cnunfy. has ~.
reiNrd word from the secretary ~
tbs Interior that her claim to
homestead, which she taok 40 ala
feArs ago. has been uph~id Mrn
Lowry. who y widow with three
children. says that ia April "a 1907
an ATTEMPT, Was made ~ nr bar
Ton l. Baker. ~ Skasit county. 10
jump her ctain ue4fins that hs
ssas m th~ way % the property. SIRE
Lowry. accompanied ~ hes is-year.
osd aan. trampsd is miles 10 Tho
place through u binding hail and
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thrrr. but b. nfturxard Instituted
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= hoFnwstead for Agricultural pur
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IT DRAGS YOU SLOWLY DOWN

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WILL MAKE ADDRESS
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SEATTLE TESTIMONY.

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AERO CLUB TO
MEET TONIGHT

members o. the proposed Aero
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~ a m~ciiag 10 ba held tonight AZ
-" Chamber % Commerce TOT the
purpose ~ effwctiBE ofFnnlnasiou
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membership list has been numerous
" signed b. the leading buminnms
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DENIED ADMiTTANCE.
GOES RAVING MAD

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WHERE THE PUBLIC is MISTAKEN

The public THINKS that freight rates
cheaper under the rate law that Roosevelt forced
through congress. THINK again.
The public IMACINES that railroad profits
have been reduced by the said rate law. Mere
IMAGINATION.
The public FANCIES that the interstate COM
merce commission pretty well controls the making
of rates on railroads. A vain, fantastic FANCY.
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against the Trangcpniinental Freight
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ENGINE EXPLORES;
THREE KILLED

BEAUMONT. Cal. t-re IA
Three mon were Killed and one
probably fatally injured to-day
~hen = southern Pacific freight en-.
gine exploded while pulling a heavy
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over Ssn Gorgouia pass Just ~
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train that the big cagiRe eas haul.
iuE over the pass Nerr damaged.
and the entire train crew Tell VIC
tins to the accident The cause
Of the explosion has not b@sn
learned
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Fourth av. property owners have
asked Mayor Miller 70 Lake a hand
In tho fight as 20 whether the "a
attic. Rsnton 4 Southern shall U.S.
ErucVed rails on ia Fourth Az. *
tension. or the more common #
rails The board u works has in.
gru0Ved rails.
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Seattle Preacher Turns Artist

Wallace NuitinE. for a number of
years pastor of the Plymouth Con.
greEatlonai church. now lcads the
world IN platinum water c0lors. A
large assortment ~ his work IL be
Ing shown all next week AZ 1914
FIRST av All are welcome
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The North Dakota associn lion last
night celebrated the fifth nuniver-
aary Of ifa organization in Wash
inRton with an entertainment aud
dance IN the Arcade hail j. -.
Noikie extended an invitation 90
have the state represented az the
10y p
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~ ~ Kills xeSersl agent Tor the
Hnrrimsn lines. has bafn advised ~
the Interstate Commerce Commits
niqn that the ruling regarding
Alaska ukoa raeific exhibits has
teen amended 70 aiiew exhibitors ~
livestock 60 aasp giseAr cat8is horne
wsthuuf freight charges
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very generous capitalization. and
that there was no pressing strin-
gency which necesaltated the bunch.
INK up 81 rates Il was. as be nd
mitted. done on general principles.
A. fast as the commission reduced
one set Of rates. the railroads even
ed the thing mp BY raising another
set
Others DO Il.
The admission IL most signifi.
cant. said Commissioner Lane TO
your correspondent IT is also the
fsrst time that any such astonish.
ing disclosure has come out ia any
hearing by any member OF the com.
mission. II Is a fair assumption
that the traffic manager Of the A..
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BUSY
FOR HER
DEBUT
STRENUOUS LIFE LED
BY PRESIDENTS
DAUGHTER.
From Parties TO Funerals
and Back Again, Is
Days Work.

NisN YORK. Dec. ~ There are
thoazands OF debutantea In tho
oountrg this season. Every city has
them
Ethel Roosevelt IL one OF Wash.
ingion'a and New York's
She has been In New York max.
Ing friends" with those who will
be- invited to her coming out ball
NJ the White House ON December
This IN the sort 81 a debuiante
Ethel Roosevelt e..
As guest of Mrs. Henry Hutton
t.andon, Mlnn Roosevelt attended
many affairs Wednesday evening
81 her stay in New York. she kept
late hours a. the junior cotiilon
az sherry .. but by . O'Clock Thurs
day morning she wRa dressed 10 a..
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Laura
d'Oremieul1. who was mother 81
Mrs. ! West Roosevelt. cousin %
the president
Weps al Funeral
The funeral was very quiet. and
waa held from the modest apart
merit whore Mira dOremlsuix has
resided In Madison ay The whole
sonled girl wept over the bier. say
ing
She was 30 sweet aud kind ="
Her unri-. Emory Roosevelt. finally
led her away
fat that evening. In the same
wh0lcwoulsd fashi0n. aha was the
life ~ a Cinderella ootilion nj
sileFFXs
10 w Eariy.
Mise Roosevelt ls usually dressed
by O'Clock every morning That
means sho arises n =. her friends
say. she usaally has a morning 90
snKefnsnt. and often wonders why
her friends don't got about early
Abe is punetuai almost 60 q min.
ute 10 keeping an appointment. and
In spite ~ the fact that she Ia
nearly always among the last 10
depart frun evening festivities. ahe
lie always ready for A morning ride
on horse. II there IL one thing
Miss Roosevelt saIoys more than
being debntAnte. Il 10 riding horse.
bach She takes daily ride Nhsr
ever ahe IL entertained
This yaang d@husante. who Ia not
beautiful. but whose whoieaomeness
and bounding spirits make her a 40,
LIGHTED associate looks every inch
ths athlste she has 4 charming
smlle. which IL q reminder u her
fathAra
Miss Rooasvelt'a coming out gown
has uet yet been completed. but she
declares that II vii be simple.