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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-16

2 bid; Monarch Pitts. Extn., asked;
Montana Midway Extn.. asked; Gold
en- Crown, 5 asked.
GoLDFIELD.
Sandstone, 37a3s: col. Mt, q bid;
Jumbo Ext, 3iUS2; Vernal, bid;
Pennsylvania. asked: Kendall, % a
%; Booth, 20 bid; Blue Bun. 1S@1a;
Adams, SAL: Silver Pick, 20q21; May
Queen, 7dps; Nevada Boy, 3 bid; Black
Butte Ext, 2@s; Blue Bell, 1Ds;
Dixie, 20S; Hibernia, 3 bid; St Ives,
32 bid Conqueror, bid; Black Rock.
los; Lone STAR 9W10 G. Wonder, .
asked; orc. 12@13: Kendall Ext, 2
asked; Sandstone Ext. bid; Mayne
2 bid; Atlanta, 25@26; CT. Bend, ITO
IS; Simmerone, bid; Empire. 3 bid;
Red Top Ext, 16ml7; Florence. 4 10
"a 10; D'held b. b, Cons, II bid;
Goldheld Daisy, 1.27api. 80; Conn
monwealth, bid; Comb, Fraction, Il
D72; CT. BEND Ext, 9910; CT. Bend
Annex, l2q13; Midtown, bid; b. b.
Bonanza. asked; Kewanos, s7@SS;
Esmeralda, asked; Portland, 10@11;
CrackerJack, sac; +, Mohawk, II bid;
Red Hills. 26@27; Mohawk Ext, 5
bid; L. Dillon, asked; Y Tiger, 1870
10; Grandma, s bid; s. p. Ext, ask
ed; Y. Rose bid; Goldfield Con. $40.
BUllItROG.
Original. goa; Bullfrog Mining, bid;
Mont Bullfrog. bid; National Bank,
8 bid; l.. Harris. 1 asked Amethyst,
@S: Gold Bar. 14Q15; Denver Bullfrog
Annex. 3 bid: Bonnie Glare. 17@lsi
Mayfower Con, IL bid; Montgomery
shoshone Ext. 293; G, scepter, 4 bid;
Montgomery Min, 11@15; b. Diamond
field, asked; Homestake Con-, 80 bid;
y. Girl, bid; Nugget. 2 asked; Tramp
Con-, 22@25; Mineral Hill, I asked.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con, 14al5; Manhattan
Mining Co, bid; G. Wedge, 3 asked;
S. Humphrey. bid; Dexter 8 bid; L.
Joe, asked; Crescent, bid; Combina-
ton 2 asked; Granny bid; Mustang,
s bid; Cow Boy. asked; Original Man,
haitian, . bid; Broncho, 2QS; j. Jack,
2 bid; Pinenut. 3 bid,
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. 4Oq5O Nevada Hills,
2.75 asked; Plttsburg silver Peak, LOO
LIPS; North Star Wonder, 2 asked,
Eagles Nest. 1917; Balloon Hill, 10
bid Rawhide Queen. LIS bid; Rawhide
10 asked; Rawhide Red Top,
IA bid; Hailstone, 6 asked; Original
Rawhide, IA asked.
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NO CONTEST LIKELY.
Control of Z. S. Company Will Prob
ably Remain As 1t Is.
O'CLOCK Special Wire


Chicago, April LA leading interest
in the United States Smelling g. REIN
ing company says: II do not believe
there viii be any contest for control of
the United States Smelling Il Refining
Co. Nobody is dissatisfied except Rob-
ert ID. Evans and probably a few of
his friends. There are only four dlrec-
tors to be elected this year and should
Mr., Evans control the meeting and
elect all four directors of his own
choice, this would give him majority
vote on the board. Although there are
500, 900 shares, actual control rests in
the board of directors. AS the board is
divided, however, the 400, 900 odd shares
controlled by the directors are pretty
evenly distributed in point of stock own
ership between the Evans and the man
agement Interests. 1t is estimated that
$4,000 shares of stock principally pre-
ferred, are held abroad.
John Hayes Hammond, who Is avail
able to the United States Co, has sew
cred all connection with the Guggen-
helms and has recovered his health"
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NEW YORK CURB LIST.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon;
Butte & London, h9A; Cumberland
Ely, TX as; Glroux Consolidated. 3iEd0
4; Nevada Consolidated. liz qilA; Ne
vada Utah, 3ls03Ss; Nipisslng. 6ss 06%
Newhouse, 6S@GIa: Tennessee Copper,
iO% 44Oh' Utah Copper. 20% I3o; Davis
DAILY, 3q3h Dominion Copper. 1870
l%; Ely Central IA@% Ely CONSOLE
dated. hq%; Furnace Creek, 17als;
Boston Con, 1lB4l2; Yukon. iisGp4&.
Greene 9. Il $. Com, ll@%; Mitchell,
iA4%; Montgomery Shoshone, az 0a8.
Nevada Smelling 1MQf1N; silver Queen.
1gl l-lG; Silver Leaf 1910: King Ed
ward, MMA; Foster Cobalt, MWsS; CO.
halt Central, 27G2s; Mckinley Darragh.
65@6S; Tintic Mining, 1894; Gibraltar,
gai0i S. l.. Copper. i3H@iSTs.
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MAY LIST STOCK
Bonnie Brier May BE Called OH Local
Exchange Soon.

II is said that recent developments
made on the Bonnie Brler property in
Big Cottonwood canyon have been of
such an encouraging character that 1t
Is proposed to list the stock on the
local mining exchange.
Some months ago Mr.. Robert and
Smith unham two young men from
Canada, who had made considerable
In the coal business there, came 10
Salt Lake and decided to make their
residence here. They became inter-
ested In mining and in looking around
ran across this property which con-
sists Of eight claims. A company was
formed and little stock sold, but
the brothers kept the control and put
ur money TO carry on the Develop
ment work.
A shaft is sunk II feet where three
feet of ore was encountered 81 few
days ago which runs we'll in silver,
lead, and iron. A tunnel has also been
run FOR 200 feet, and work is to be
rushed Ia the utmost
ANSWER OF SILVER KING
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ANSWER OF SILVER KING.
Admits Extraction of Ore from ConIs-
ling and Arthur Clalms.

The silver King Coalition Mines
company has fled its answer in the
suit brought by n. Trewoek and j..
Leonard Burch IN tho federal court.
The plaintiffs alleged trespass and
wrongful extraction OF ore from the
Conkllng and Arthur claims In tho
Park City district.
THE defendant admits" the answer
recites that beneath the surface OF
the Conking ana Arthur claims Ia a
lode or vein of rock IN place, bearing
silver load and other minerals. which
ON us course or strike extends through
the length OF said claims, but alleges
that no part of the top or apex of said
lode or vein Is found anywhere within
the boundaries. extended down verti-
eally OF said claims. but that tho apex
IS found In certain other claims owned
by the defendant.
The defendant denies that it has al
any time mined or removed from within
the boundaries of said claims To- O00
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 200 at 100; 800 at
1.021a
Black Jack, 500 at so.
Colorado. 100 at 4,l2lA, seller 80.
Crown Point, l,2O0 AT 261a.
Iron Blossom. 500 at 49,.
Lower Mammoth, 500 at 4Sa.
May Day, 700 at ~.
Mountain Lake. 200 az so.
New York, 1000 al 1914.
Seven Troughs 5000 at 80: 500 at
S0l4, buyer CO., 500 at 30, buyer 30.
Sioux Con, i,7O0 at %; 1000 at 22A,
buyer 60.
Uncle sam Con, 800 at 81; 1000 at
"a, seller 60.
Wabash 100 az &c.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New a orls, April 1G.--Oose: Money
OH call easy u al per cent; ruling
rate y (; closing bid y offered ut g
Time loans duh and easy; 90 days
"a ut 2R 30 days "a; six months
31e at ga.
pen cent. Sterling exchange firm
with actual business IN bankers bills
at iS7 20 at 1928 for den md and at
4SI.7S at 1880 for 30 day bills.
Commercial hills 1880.
Rnr silver 51%.
Mes lean dollars "a.
Government bonds steady; railroad
hOnhN firm.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Colorado Moves Upward Again--Clos-
ing Quotations and Sales.

The mining stock market displayed a
good deal of animation today and trad
Ing was brisk throughout the early
calls. Colorado was particularly at
tractive, the stock selling up to SAILS,
while Lower Mammoth advanced 70 40
cents Beck Tunnel remained firm at
81.
was Uintah Treasure Hin, which sold
up to u cents. Ohio Copper was
bought at 50 and East Crown Point al
IN. The closing quotations and sales
We're:
MORNING CALL.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April s,-Cattle-Receipts
about $500; market steady; beeves $50
Q15. 2D cows and hefers 2.75q6.20; Texans
4.50a6 ,40 calves 4,Soa6.oo; westerns 4.SQtp
$50; stockers and feeders 32olo. %,
Hogs-Receipts about 1900 Market
mixed 6. 4O06. s2is; heavy 5.sog6 80, rough
1000. IS; pigs 4.90Q6.75; bulk of sales
Sheep about 1900 Market
weak. Natives 5.0oa6.70; westerns 5.OOn
6.eS; yearllngs 6.S5af Is; lambs 6.Nq7. s.;
western 6.004$.75.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. April 1e.-Cattle-Receipts
5000. Market steady. Native steers 5.00l
6.T5; native cows and heifers 3..oq4. ~;
stockers and feeders 3,T5Q5.e0; bulls 3.oo4
s. Is; calves 4.00lJ6 90; western steers 40
$780, western cows 3.5oa5. 80.
Hogs-Receipts 10000. Market steady to
strong. Bulk OF sales 6. 45q6 20; heavy 6:55
lights 5.25d6 50; pigs 4.00d4 30.
Sheep-Recepts 1000. Market steady.
Muttons 0. o5l6. so; lambs 6.25dF 40: range
wethers 5.eogf.oo; fed ewes 5,cOq6,2o
OMAHA.
Omaha, April l6,--Receipts 100. Market
stronger; native steers 5.c0g6.6O; cows
$50; Texas steers S,50ao. 2 range cows
and heifers 2 75(l4 40; Gamers 2004i3 20;
stockers and feeders 3.00g6.SO; calves 500
Gi5 80; bulls and stays 3.00Gl5 90.
Hogs-Receipts 500. Market sc lower.
Heavy 5.S5q6. 10; mixed 5;Soa5.4o; light
), 25aS 40; pigs 4.5oao'oc; bulk OF sales 6.SS
sheep-Receipts 200; market steady.
yearlings 6.o0as. Isl wethers 5.Du6. Is;
ewes 5.2sG5.Ss lambs 7.26g7.75.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
Utah-IdallO Sugar Company

showed condition OF that
company's affairs most satisfact-
Org TO owners, Before july /. 1905.
The stock ought to Increase from
Fifty cents to one dollar In mar
ket value. II you wish to either
buy or sell call and see US. or
write for what you want.
dEoheE M cANNoN COM q
FANY.
Rooms Sif'Sla Templeton building.
thene-Bcl 81
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NEW ALASKA CAMP.
Nolan Creek the Scene of Some Re-
cent Rich Placer Finds.

Seattle, Wash. April l6.-A snoci,l
from Fairbanks 10 the Post InteIiigenol'
GER says that word has been received
there that The two men who made
ne recent strike on Nolan creek I'm he
hoyukuk have pannud $4,000 already
and mat they only took tho pans nom
bedrock, The gravel going 10 build IN
spring 80 "'o
on Wiseman creek a similar Nyasb b,,,
been found ana II the men now m ,yn,i,
strike as rich pay as found on Nolan
In Alaska ''7 w
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OLD MAGAZINES
OLD SONGS

Every household contains them. but
few think OF preserving them In neat
and convenient shape: you can
have them bound IN any style. and al
any expense you may decide on. Al
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BOSTON CURB CLOSE.

Ahmeek. 5OQ6O; Blu. Extn., 9-16@
19s; Butte & London. 30@S5; Cum.
Ely. TITS QS0; Dom. Cop, 14s@1A;
East Butte, 4@4A; Foster pfd., ask
ed; G. G.. & S. sos; Majestic. 10
IL; Nev.Ut. Sss@3&; Nip. 6k@
6ss; S. & p. 12@121s; Black Mint, AN
as; First National, 3@3M.
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ONTARIO DRAIN TUNNEL.

A message from Park City today con-
veyed the information that the water
in Ontario No. shaft had receded
TO point 20 feet below the 1.400 level
and that while the pressure is less, the
water Is lowering at the rate Of AZ feet
a day.
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LEGAL BLANKS

or every character and description,
arranged from the best legal forms,
and brought strictly up TO date.
A full supply always on hand at the
Deseret News Book Store.
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FOR woMEN's EYE

or priceless value to women. especial
" mothers. are CutIcura Soap and
Ointment
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, April 16.--Wool steady Ter
rltory and western mediums 1890; fine
mediums 16d17; fine 1916.
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GEO, @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
ibRiohERs, "a % SO, Temple. Both
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r. H. Snow q CO., Stock Brokers.
~ Commercial Biz. Both Phones 1878
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RHGULAR C,ALL sALEs.


Beck Tunnel. 1000 at 100.
Black Jack, 800 at 60.
Bullock, 200 at sh.
Butler Liberal 5t5 at 65a.
Century. 500 at 40.
Colorado, 200 at 4 ,07ta; 100 at 4,071s.
s. co: 400 at Ito; 500 at 4.12h; 500
at 4 10. b. 60; 300 at Ais.
Crown Point, 100 at 2612.
3. 40 b. 60.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 4slS; 400
at AZ: 100 at 471s 1000 at AN. S. 60;
t1070 at AS 1000 AT 4S5s. b. 60.
May Day. 800 at AZ; 100 at Az, S. 80.
Mountain Lake, 200 at 40; 200 at
49k, b. 80; 100 at 491a.
Scottish Chief. 800 at 4.
Seven Troughs. 2,loO at sols; 2,OOo
at 80. S. so,
Sioux Con, 1900 at 22h.
Tetro, 500 at 81 $500 at 7A.
Uncle Sam Con, 400 at 81, 1000 a
SO; 1900 at S4 $. so.
Utah, 900 at 40,
Utah Con. 500 at To- 800 at 11h.
Wabash. 200 at 72, b. 60.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 500 at 81, B. so; 500 at
60.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at LOO. s so; l.
600 at 100,
Bingham Anal, 500 at "a.
Columbus, 25 at so.
Crown Point, 1900 at 261a.
May Day. so at so. 100 at AZ.
Mountain Lake, 400 at 491a.
Uncle Sam. 500 at 81, S. 60.
REHABILITATION.
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SAN FRANo1sco MARKEr.

James A. Pollock & CO., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following quota
lions from san Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today;
CoMsroCK.
ophir, 245q2 47lsi Mexican. 1. 9O6t. 26
Gould curry llG12. Con. Va, 4SQIg
sayage' 2sq29 Hale & Norcross, SW85
yellow Jacket lbWs3; Belcher % ask
ed Confidence. 5lg55; sierra Nevada
ioqll Exchequer 2O@9li Union, ss@s9:
Jeksi, 16nl7
TONOPAli.
Tonopah Nevada, 900 sales; Montana,
ronopah, lSdQ1O0 Tonopab F,xtension
1901 .Slh MacNamara, SOq3l, Mid
wa, way SoqBS fonopah Belmont, i.O9hq
l.Soi Tonopah North Star iedis; ohio
Ionopah. ] asked; West END Cons sG6p
~, Rescue. 9alo' Tonopah & caiifor'
Iuh, = bid Golden Anchor l@b, lin
Butler sl9Ss; Cash Boy, bid; Home,
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\. s, CAMPBELL.
stock Broker 2l5 u. T.. Walker Block
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23
sxyop Candidates.
A Voter.

The republican county committee
on Tuesday last met, after day or tive
of nerve racking anxiety spent in
waiting fer the arrival of Com mission
er Bowers, who came to tewn on Non
dry evening, accepted the resignation
of w. II. Lamon the Bowers eandi.
date for sheriff and placed IN his stead
1. ID. Vanmetre. 1t Is stated that
condition Of the Lamon withdrawal
was that he should b., psid
back by the committee the money ex-
pended by him SO far IN the canvass
and that he shall be deputy under
Varlmetre if he is elected. The new cam
Gidate is son of the late James M :.
Vanmetre, of near kearneysville ard
a brother of Mr.. George W Vanmetre,
of this city.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23

Mr. Powers was called in from
Washington on Monday evening last
to do something for the party which
has been in hopeless condition fer
the past month. Lamon must be with
drawn was the cry, or he will drag the
whole ticket down to defeat, but no
man dare take ally decisive action un-
til the doctor was called to diagnose
the case. Tie doctor had put Lamon
on the ticket against the will of big
majority and nobody would dare pre-
sumo to take him down. SO the doctor
came to the rescue Of the sinking ship.
When he arrived it WAS not
long before Lamon was convinced
by some manner should get
off and did resign. Then the
faithful were easier. The commit
! tee met on Tuesday morning and
snapped horses right in the middle Of
the stream, relieving Lamon and lay
ing |. ID. Vanmetre on the altar, Mr.
Vanmetre was candidate fo- the
nomination but was steam rollered by
the gang which now asks him to pull
them out Of the hole into which they
have fallen. The opinion Of even-the
friends of Vanmetre is that he has act
ed very foolishly, and that his defeat
is, certain. 1t is impossible for him tc
make anything like canvass in two
weeks left of the campaign. Vanmetre
would make strong candidate fol
the office four years hence and
his friends think it has been
planned by the gang, to slaughter
him and thus get him out OF the way
in 1912.
The republican party in Berkeley
county Is IN worse fix now than it
has been in twenty years and some o
the candidates on the ticket are out
spoke to that effect. o.
All the democrats need is to benc
their energies, not get overconfident
and all will be well.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23

The nomination of Mr.. Taft was at
the command of Mr.. Roosevelt. Every
officeholder was busy, just as Mr..
Bowers was here, in getting delegates
for Mr.. Taft and while Roosevelt was
busyIissuipg orders publicly forbidding
federal officials from taking part in
the campaign his underlings were
writing letters, of course without his
knowledge, urging postmasters to get
out and hustle for ] aft delegates.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23

In 1896 the late amented Grant
Pitzer was elected by 5Ss majority to
the Office of Prose .uting Attorney in
this county, and he was hailed as the
most popular man in the county. Two
years later he very imprudently per-
mitted the machine to use him 10 pull
1t out Of the hole it was in, by the res
ignation of the late L. c. Gerling can
didate for the House of Delegates, and
went down to defeat. MI. Vanmeter
could profit by this bit of history. We
refer him to Proverbs 27.12,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23

Will some kind friend please tell us
who is running for sheriff Oh the re-
publican ticket? We heard on Tuesday
that Mr.. Bowers had fixed things
while he was here By putting his man
Lamon of and putting another OF
his friends, Mr.. Isaac vanmetre on.
Now as we are going to press we are
informed that Mr.. Lamon has taken
legal steps to keep the board of ballot
com missioners from putting Vanmetre
on the ticket on the ground that he
was induced to resign through false
representation and fraud.
The question the people are asking
is, show many men are running on the
republican ticket FOR sheriff.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23

The regular October tern Of the Fee
eral court for this district began Ia Il.
postoffice building in this city I
Tuesday evening last. The Grai
Jury was sworn In and Judge Dayts
delivered lengthy charge 10 the jur
Mr.. Chas. F. Teter, Of phil:ppi, vi
foreman.
In the case of Riley Pittsnogl
charged with tampering with run
mail box come up and the defenda
pleaded guilty, wherelpon the cou
sentenced her to one year in the refer
school at Salem, w. Va,
The case Vt Col. Jas. q. Butt,
Harpers Ferry VS.. the B. q .. for So
600 damages Tor personal injuries Ii
ceived In a wreck year or 80 ago, W
dismissed having been settled out
court.
Annie Spike, Of Morgan county wi
convicted Of selling liquor Illegal
and sentenced to four months in Nc
gan county jail and fined S25. Charl
Jack son of Harrison county for san
offense, was given 30 days in jail ar
fined $100.
James Beckwith for the same {
Tense 80 days and fine of $lt
Joseph Davis for the same ofenss W,
given the same sentence. Samuel n
Knox for the same effense was give
so days and 800 fine. SaI
Nutter, and Peter Bruno Of Harriso
countysfor the same offense were eac
given 80 days in jail AMI each fine
500.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23
BACON-TABB.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Woods, 1875 East King street, this city
was the scene Of very pretty we'd
ding on the afternoon of last Friday
Oct. Is, 1908 at the hour of 2 O'Clock.
The contracting parties were Miss
Helen Virginia Taob and Mr.. Edwin
Henry Bacon, of Savannah, Ga.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Woods of the Presbyterian
church Of this city. The brides maid
was Miss Kate Bishop and the groom i
best man wac his brother, Mr.. HI. H.
Bacon.
The bride was dressed III a hand
some travelling gown of dark blue
cloth with hat and gloves to match,
The bridesmaid wore blue gown
with large picture hat. The bride car
ried white roses and her maid
carried yellow chrysanthemums.
The members of the, families and
few immediate friends were entertain-
cd at the Woods home on Thursday
night.
The happy pair went away on a
wedding tour after which they will
be at home to their friends at Savan-
nah.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23

Talking about the oil lines of Oakl.
homa, the people are more Interested
in whs managed the laying of the pipe
line from 26 Broadway to the republic
can campaign headquarters. In
nineteen hundred aud four. Some peo-
pie suspect that Mr.. Roosevelt's chair
man and favorite, whom had been Sec
rotary of Commerce and Labor, w om
he afterward made Postmaster Gen.
ersl and later Secretary of the Treas
ury.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23

Martinsburg, w. Va, Oct. 20 1908
Editor acknowledgements
Will you kindly snl'ghten the
vsters of this county A. to who will b
on the Republican ticket when elee-
ton day comes. have seen as can.
didates for Governor the names Of Mr..
G. w. Swisher, Mr.. A. C.. Scheer and
now / understand it is to be Mr.. w
GIasscook il uncle Steve can get him
strong enough to stand alone. Fol
sheriff l thought it would be Mr..
Lamon but it seems that Mr.. Bowers
turned him loose too soon and he wal
unable to stand "loney man. now It's
Mr. Van Meter.
Is it true that Charles Peter Light
has been requested to supersede Viii.
liam II. Taft "Teddies" man on &C.
count Of the dissatisfaction caused
among republicans BY the manner in
hich he disappointed them on
tuesday? II its possible please let US
know who will be the candidates fol
the various offices on the republican
tiaket Nov. Bird.
A Voter.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23

Voter, do you like the idea of paying
more for American made good than
the people pay in foreign countries? If
you d ID you ought to vote for Mr.. Taft
and Mr.. Sturgiss. If you are willing
to be robbed the year around by this
scheme for the benefit of the trusts you
ought to votsthe republican ticket.
That is just what the republican party
stands for equal and exact rights and
Justice to all men with special
privileges to none.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-23

These have not oeen selected as the
highest but every taxpayer in Fail
ing Waters district will! find his tsxes
increased in the same proportion If his
valuation is tho same. Neither is the
increase confined to this one district
but the farmers of Mill Greek, Hedges
vile and other districts viii find the
same little secret when they come to
pay their taxes for 1908.