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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15

gEsdo inferior.
EGta mszcls dsbs aplicarso Faz6n dc
2 toneladRa por hectares para obtsnsT
buenoB FeBultadol
Lo msjoE e1 abRiF HuEC0B dond0 han de
IL laI Ifuea1 de las plantRg de tsbaCo, dis
tribuiF en- slloB 81 abono, pEBSr Ol aERdo
poE 81 Eusco para mesclar 81 fsEti'
con 10 TERRA = cubFirlo Iusgo bion Antss
dc poneF Las plantsB dc aHiento.
Dsbs tenerss preEente que ii 0l BUs'o
contiene cloFina 8 d 6Ita % enCuontEa On
81 aiFe en- 81 agus dondO Hs CuItivR 81
tabaoo, ID AbBoFbe y luog0 no ards bieD.
La sci del mar, 81 ksinlio , q muriaso dc
potsra Contieno CIoFinR 40 dob0n Rpli'
OaERe { lOl taEganOu tsbaqueEe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15
AlcshsI prrl egnbustIbIe.

Ofrscemou alcohol de 40 grades para
CombuDtible & % centsvoB gallon.
No ofrscs poligro nj tisns oloE deuagEa'
dRble.
ExperimsntadO " con gran exito en 81
alumbEndV, estufnG induBtEiau diReFIaa.
Reune ventsiag inapreCiable1 gobEe Iau
damf8 1ustanCiaB nimilREoG gsneFAImenta
smpleadaB para qusmaE.
Es 81 Combustibls de poFvenir pOE IA
eConomfa, usguridad y limPioEn.
Para infoFmou dirigiEAs sroI. sucI. dc
Roses } GO.,-ArOCibo. wv
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15
ESCUELA De VERANO.

En- atsnts circular NOS paTticipa ell pro-
fssoE u. Gaet6n BaIbuua, gus tiene el pro-
p6aito de abEir una 08cusla de verano on
BayAm6n.
Para la matriculA, dsbsn diEigigse los
padres de fami!ia Ia professors sefoTa
Sara r Goetsn, quo 90 la encsrgada de
fsciiitsr CuRptos informea De Hoiioiton.
ri crrBo dpdar6 otho uemsnau 6nica.
mente, empezsndo 81 dfR 13 de Julio
tsHminRndo el dfR II de septismbrs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15
AgenCia funeraTia.

Los uenores Gons6lez , Moreno moi
participant que por sscEituFR pdb!ica otOF
gsda el dis 80 de Alb i paBAdo ante 81
NotREio dc estR Ciudad don Gabriel Gas'
IRA, han ConBtitufdo una sociedad indus.
trial On eltR capital CaIle do San Junto
No. SO, Ia que ue dedicaE6 & AgenCia fa.
neEaria todoB los BsEviCioB inh0rsnteD
6 Ia miBmR.
FoEman Ia exprsBsda gociedad don RO-
dolfo Gong6lG4 Cruz On "a cGFGcter de
gsntor , administrator , don Juan Her
n6ndez Lopez en- representation de IL me-
nor dofiR Dolores Moreno don JoG6 Mo-
reno SRntf como ComSnditaEioH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15
Uns bOda en- Santurre.

AnoChs EsaliaRron su mAtrimonio cato
NiCO en- SauturCs Ia diltirguida aeiiorits
A CalAf COlla1o, hija de don Federico
sndRdo dc MsnRti y 81 j6ven FranciS'
BFunet, de Rquells poblaci6n.
La CsTsmoniR dc boda fac en- famiIia &
CauBa de rsCisntS luto dc Il COntrayants =
ROistieron Rlguno8 fntimoB dc 10 fAmiiia
efsctuGndoIe aquslla en- IL Cass del uefior
Calaf, en- HRtO RsY IsS 10 dc Ia nochs.
Los noViOH iran 4 Eeaidir 4 MRnatf, para
donde han saIido.
DaasamOS los j6venes eBposog B1unet
CAlaf, ID mas Cumplida felicidRd on 30
ventuEos0 ostadO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15
GABLES De HOY.
Russia aeGede a una insistants petI-
Gi6R de los Persas.
Sc dice que ha sido ssssinado sI
Emir De lfganistan.
SueCia y DinamarGa estan negOGian-
do IN tratado de aTbitTajs.
EI JaP6n TGChsza aiTadamente indi-
CaCiOnRs del gOhisrn0 de Pekin.

San PstsTaburgo, Mayo 15.-Dmpu6u
dc inGiGtir rspstidau vsOtG, d gobiorno de
ParHia, por medic dc nuI Cominionados que
% hsllan ca sBta capital pHoCedentel de
TehsT6n, Rulia acusEda RupEimiE Is expi.
dici6n militaE que oEganizaba para que, al
fr.nts de ella uno do loB gTandoa duqueg, ia
va iisFa sltsFEitorio psEGa On IoB sIEededoYss
do Bsle1uvaF y OAltigABo 6 Las bandan que
ataCaron laI guarnici6n EuGa dc Ia from.
taEa. Los psEuaH han RpoEtado cuaDtiosaB
fiRnzaH fn de que, dsupu6l de minuCieHs
invsBtigaci6n, depuEadoH los hechoB , cas-.
tigadoR los meEodeRdoreI, % indomniCe &
la PsrIia do loI danos y peFjuiCioI IufridoB
en- las aldsRH que fQsron d0BtruidaB por loB
CoBRcoB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15

-Ests nochs 90 inaUguraT6 nusvmOnto
el ralon del ''PsEqus BoTinquen" en- 81
que q han implantado nusvoG atraCtivoB
para sl publico. ActuaYS 81 OsmsndadoE
Cariuai 90 pRepara IN escoiido programs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15

-En el DsraEtemento dc Instruction
le erAbajS activaments en- 10 renovation
DO Les licSnCiAa de lou mR0stRoa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15

San PstsEAbuYgo, Mayo 15.-so dice
que 81 EmiE de AfgRniat6n, hR ido asaaE'
nado No % tienen informoa nj detalIOB
prsciSoB de este Bupuasto hocho, Runqaa 90
cree On 81 OsrteEs DsIde hace Rlgdu
tempo 81 Emir de KabuI lucha CON pode.
FosoG snOmigoB, entire el elOmento ariAto'
Crktico de su propiO gobisruo. RsoientO'
msnte 20 desCubFieron vaEioB ComplotG ira
msdOB contra diCho monRPca. SO ipBga
RhoEa que, al fin, suB 0namigoB han logEG.
do dsFFibsEle, mRt6nd0lo; pOFo 90 OBpOER
que, sisndo cieEta IL noticiR CiECuIsda, Ia
glAtsrFa oCupsF6 OntonceB 81 pafs' T6mOn'
90 suceuo8 extEaoTdinREioB en- TODD 81 Afga.
nitGn, 81 eBto tiltimo, que 81 AinsmbaTgo
insvitsb,O, 10 EsalizR 81 gobisRno do Lon.
dreE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15
A. VELEZ ALVARADO.
0omercante COmisiona mportador exportador-Agene
fabricantes americanos


bec seco 90
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15

Tckfo, Mayo 15.-El gobierno de eHta
ciudAd, hR acOrdsdo EschRzaF en6TgiCamOn'
To las indiCRcion0g que 50 hs permitidO hs'
COFle 81 gobisrno de Pskfn con r1BpsCto 81
fsrFocarFil de Is ManChuEia. mo permi.
tiFG-hR dicho teHminRntements aI Mika'
do-Ifneag psrale'au on psEjuioiO de los
grands8 intSrOUeB del JRp6n On 81 EefsEido
fsrFoCaFFil dc Is ManChuEFia. No % cr6s
aquf que la China inHistR On HuB pEOton'
Eion0I. Lo indiCsdo poE 81 gobieTno de
Pekfn & eats gobisFno, ha movido & IL
pEsnER polfticR 4 dOdicRR vaRios RrtfcuIoa
Cal aHunto, patsntizando en- alIos 81 de.
Bs,g de que 81 Jap6n FompR de nusvo Las
hoBtilidades contra 81 Cslssts Impsrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15

Ntw York, Mayo 15.-ss Informs que
los gobisFnoB de suecis = DinRmarca, o.
san nPgociRndo un tEatado do aEbitFsie.
Esp6Eass que prontO llegusn un dsfniti-
70 acueEdo. En- Los ofEouloB polfticoH de
amboB pAfIsV, oel6bFass mucho que 90 eIt6
on nsgooiaoione1 do dicho tratade, pueE 90
ooDfia en- que 6Bte he do redundar On gran.
des bensfoiogog efsCtoB On 10 toCRnte Ia
amplitud y BolideE de FsIaCioneE amiatsoan,
COmOrCiRleB stc.-La pTenBR do OHta ciudad
-publica tRmbi6n, TOfer0ntO & los asuntoH
del IStmo, an deBpsCho do Colon On 81
cusl ss noticia que 81 SooEstREio de Ia Cue
IRA Mr.. Taft hR GmbRTcado % an diCho
punto para IoH EstsdoG Unidog, sin que 90
Gepa 81 us dstsndr6, como al principle 90
dijo, On Cuba y Puerto Rico.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Ihe Repub-
Iican organization in New York to-
day made its final bid for votes be-
low the Bronx. Governor Hughes de-
liyered ten speeches i'm this city be-
fore midnight.
The result in the state remains IN
doubt and the confident claims of
success put forth by both parties are
based more upon hope than upon
definite information.
Political observers here declare
they never experienced a state cleo
fion i'm which IL was 50 difficult To
make forecast. Leaders of both
parties agree that Governor Hughes
will run behind Taft, but the Repub-
Leans say this difference Is not So
great ~ To impcril the governors
chances for reelection.
There are so many varying cle-
menfs entering into the state cam
paign this year that lines seem to be
broken up and the usual means OF
reasoning made useless. The best
opinion seems To he that the state il
in doubt and that only the votes can
determine the result.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
CONSTRUCTION
Of BREWERY IN
ELY DISTRICT
CONSTRUCTION OF PLANT TO
COMMENCE AT ONCE-MR.
MILHEIIMY HERE TO BEGIN
BISINESS-S125.0 900 COMPANY.

W. Wilhelmy, of Grand Junction,
Wyo.. who some time ago visited the
city and decided that a brewery here
would be a profitable investment, is
reported by Herrick & KERN to have
closed a deal with them last night
whereby 2l lots in the East Lawn
addition go to the Consumers Malt
ing & Brewing Co., organized by Mr.
Wphelmy in Chicago during visit
from which he returned here Satur-
day.
The company is capitalized for
$125,000 and has the money in its
treasury with which to go ahead with
work on a building 175 feet long by
10 feet deep. the larger portion of
which will be four stories high and
the balance two stories. The COM
Dany Will make its own matt. taking
the raw material in at its door and
turning out the finished product,
which Mr.. Wilhelmys reputation as
a brewer assures will be an excellent
article. The brewery will have for
storage purposes six 200 barrel tanks,
seven of 125 barrels and eight of 20.
The plant throughout is modelled
after the best and will have no SUI
perior in the west. Its operation here
will reduce the cost of beer to the
dealer from So to So on the barrel in
the case of keg beer. With bottled
beer the reduction will amount to
from So to 81.
Mr.. Wilhelmy states that the ac-
quirement of money in the east even
for so sure a money making enter
prise as brewery at this point is
difficult. all investors awaiting the
outcome of tie election. He was as
sured that the election Of Taft would
make money in any quantity easy of
requirement in such event Regard
ing the opening here, Mr.. Wilhelmy
entertains the highest confidence. He
believes that within a short time
there will be direct rail connection
TO Tonopah aud that with the COM
ing of this line and the opening of
the Western Pacific this point will be
the center of great commercial enter
prise and toe trading point of an inn
mense country.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
COMPLICATIONS IN IDAHO.

BOISE, Idaho, Nov Both par
ties are claiming the state, but un-
biased opinion seems to be that Taft
will have substantial plurality.
There is much interest in the guber-
material fight. The Capitol News.
Democratic, claims the election of
Moses Alexander. while the Repuh-
licans claim Brady, Republican NOM
inee. will win.
Southern Idaho has a large proper
tion of Mormons and heavy Repub-
lican vote is looked for in that part
of the state The legislature is un-
doubtedly Republican.
The situation was somewhat COM
plieated today by the practical with
drawal of the Independent party
ticket. Independent State Chairman
Fuller announcing his support of
Bryan while e. w. Johnson. Inde-
pendent nominee for governor, states
that he will support Taft and Brady.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
COLORADO SITUATION.

DENVER. Nov 2.-Interest in
Colorado today centers in the proba-
BILE outcome of the application of the
Democratic managers TO the supreme
court to appoint special watchers for
Huerfane and Las Animas counties to
prevent the carrying out of alleged
plans to roll up a big Republican
majority by fraudulent means, which
might change the result in the whole
state. 1t is probable that watching
will be ordered early in the morning.
as requested of the court
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
BONE SCARE FOR SPANISH KING.
Explosion in City He is Visiting
Regarded rs a joke.

BARCELONA. Nov 2-The au-
thorities were greatly alarmed this
afternoon by the explosion of pet
ard in one of the streets, but the
police. after an investigation. ex-
pressed themselves as attaching no
importance to the incident, as King
Alfonso and Queen Victoria were not
within miles of the place where the
explosion occurred. The police re-
gard il as malicious joke.
Earlier in the day the king and
queen visited the French squadron
and their launch came into collision
with ferry with such violence that
several of those on board We're
thrown 10 the deck
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
INDIANA WILL BE CLOSE.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 2.-Both
the Republican and the Democratic
parties claim Indiana. Conservative
estimates are that neither will carry
the state by "a large plurality i'm the
hard fought gubernatorial contest be-
tween James Il. Watson, Republican,
and Thomas X. Marshall, Democrat.
The Liberal element has taken an
active part I'm behalf of Marshall and
it is expected he will make large
gains in the cities, while Watson IL
expected to get strong .yote In the
rural communities.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
DEMOCRATS HOLD WELL
ATTENDED FINAL RALLY

Hon. Samuel ". Belford, of East
Ely. Democraey's oratorical back
bone in this district. dealt with the
issues of the campaign. both state
and national. in an ION the eve of
the battle address at a final rally
held by the Democrats in Ely last
night.
Cognizant of Democracy's Water
loo today, Mr., 3elford i'm his elo-
quent way made a final appeal to
his hearers. Despite his aDle man
ner of speech. his arguments. seem
ingly. created little impression
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
TAFT AND BRYAN CLOSE IN
WITH HOME STATE RALLIES
CHAIRMAN THEIR COMMITTEE BRING CAMPAIGN TO CLOSE
WITH FINAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOTH SPEND
YESTERDAY YORK
BRYAN KANSAS NEBRasKA-TAFT ENTHUSIASTIC.

NEW YORK, Nov with the
opening of the polls close ahead, the
leaders of the two great parties gave
attention during the last day to a
review of what has been one of the
most interesting campaigns in many
years.
No change was announced today
in the estimates of the opposing ma
tional leaders, Chairman Hitchcock
holding fast to his forecase of 325
votes for Taft. while Mr.. Mack an
nounced himself certain that Bryan
would receive 333 of the 4S3 votes
in the electoral college.
Final instructions were sent out
today to the national committeeman
and state chairmen. They contained
only the usual manner of last hour
words of advice.
Chairman Hitchcock in reviewing
the campaign declares it made along
clean and straightforward lines.
these embracing the furtherance of
all policies of the Roosevelt admin
istration for the curbing of the trusts
and the regulation of the railroads
to the end that competition may not
be smothered in the country. The
tariff is touched upon and the Re
publican position for reform is re-
iterated strongly
Chairman Mack gave out a state
ment tonight In which he asserts that
Bryan's defeat. should 1t be accom-
plished, will be brought about by the
money powers. He continues his
charges of large campaign fund ap
preparations to the Taft campaign
but does not repeat the allegation of
the alleged Rockefeller alliance for
the benefit of Standard Oil.
New York City awaits the battle
of ballots tomorrow with feverish in
terest. Excitement runs high. In
spite of the fact that it is generally
felt that it is all over except the Taft
shouting The largest vote in the
history of the city is looked for to
morrow
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2.="Tomor-
row is a labor day and the laboring
man has the chance to strike" said
William j. Bryan this morning to
tremendous crowd here.
Mr.. Bryan spent the last day of the
campaign in northeastern Kansas, de-
liyering speeches ON the day to his
home in Lincoln to vote. A large
number of working men were in the
Kansas City crowd and the speaker
showed enthusiasm. Stops occurred
today at Leavenworth, Atchison. Hia-
watha. Seneca and Marysvlle. Mr..
Bryan made his final speech at Lin
coin tonight In the presence of
large crowd
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03

Curious to hear the man called In
an impromptu manner to the firing
line at Reno and into the Republi-
can strongholds Of the state by the
Democratic state central committee
alarmed over the widespreading SEN
timent for Taft. Flanagan and the
entire state Republican ticket,
goodly number of those in attendance
We're Republicans and there were nu-
merous women in the audience.
Following the arrival of Judge G.
+. Talbot. Democratic candidate for
Continued On Page Fiye.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
RETURNS FROM
ELECTION OVER
LONG DISTANCE
PLACES AT WHICH THEY WILL
BE HEARD IN ELY AND EAST
ELY TONIGHT BY THE PUBLIC
TELEPHONE SERVICE.

In East Ely tonight election bull
letin service OF the Western Union
will be received at the Steptoe hotel,
the AntIers bar and the Office of the
News. All who care TO hear the re-
turns read will be welcome at these
places.
Arrangements have been made by
the White Pine Telephone Co, where
by subscribers in Ely and East Ely
will be furnished with complete re-
turns from the election this evening
at their homes. Returns will be re-
layed by way of Eureka TO the local
exchange. reaching Eureka over
Western Union Telegraph Co.'S lines
and transferred onto the Eureka-Ely
long distance. There will be no ex-
ira charge for this service and Man
ager Bennett has arranged for the
service special corps of operators to
handle the election news. lnforma-
tion vii! be supplied any subscriber
for the asking
Election returns will also be re-
ceived at the following Ely places
this evening" Office of the White
Pine News, skating rink. University
club and Republican headquarters IN
the Pheby building.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
REPUBLICANS CLOSE WITH
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

Despite street attractions, a hall
that was miserably cold, and an OPP
position meeting, Republican candi-
dates addressed a fair gathering in
the skating rink last night, following
a street parade which was partieipat-
ed in by all the men for whom
torches could be secured.
ATTENTIVE AND ENTHUSIASTIC.
Though the attendance was not up
TO what it would have been had the
hall been better located to contend
with counter attractions on the street
and an opposition meeting. it was
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03

unceremoniously taken his leave and
threats of prosecution are now be
ing made by those whom he is alleged
TO have yictimized
Mr.. Marriott. Osceola merchant Is
said to have honored his bogus checks
and notes for more than $500. and
several others are also said to have
suffered Ii has been learned that
Weeks has returned to his former
home at Washington, ID. C. A ,ea-
sonatle time will be given>him to set
tie the amount in question and ii the
money is not then forthcoming. crim-
inal proceedings will be instituted
against him.
When asked concerning the AFFAIR,
one of Osceola's most prominent busi-
ness men stated to a News repre-
sentative yesterday: Il can't un-
derstand why man in his position
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
NEBRASKA BY 10000.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 2.-The cam
paign in Nebraska closed with two
rallies in this city tonight. W. j.
Bryan made his last speech here.
The Republicans also hold u big
meeting tonight. They look To the
farmers for heavy gains, while the
Democrats expect To poll heavy
vote for Bryan in the towns. Repub-
Iicans claim the state by 10000 to
10000. Governor Sheldon, Republic
can, will probably be elected.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
ILLINOIS BY 200, 900.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-Illinois II
claimed by both the Republicans and
the Democrats today. Republican
State Chairman West asserted 10 Gov
eInor Deneen that he will be elected
and that the national and the state
tickets will carry the state by 3O0,-
900.
The Democratic chairman, BOcs-
chenstein. claimed tn he confident
that the Democrats have IA signal vic
tory ahead and will elect Adlai Stew
cnson for governor with a plurality
of from 10000 to 10000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03

extremely satisfactory from the
standpoint of interest taken, close at
tention paid and enthusiasm shown.
GALLAGHER STANDS ON RECORD
II. A. Comins presided over the
meeting, introducing Senator Gala
CHER as the first speaker. The sem
ator declared his allegiance to White
Pine county and said that he stood
on his record. Over 700 bills had
been voted on by him while in the
senate and the opposition in this cam
paign had found 1t possible TO crit
ieise him on but three. He had not
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03

BUFFALO, Nov. Fudge Taft
went through the last day of the
campaign in fine physical condition,
except for slight hoarseness.
His itinerary included stops at
Dunkirk. Eric, Ashtabula, Cleveland
and Youngstown, where a monster
night meeting was held and from
whence the party departed for Gin
cinnati. Mrs. Taft Joined her dis
tineuished husband today
In his Youngstown speech tonight,
Judge Taft declared that looking the
campaign over. he felt confident that
Republicanism would sweep the
country and believed that such re-
suit ought TO be hoped and worked
for by every man at the polls tomor-
row with the best interests of his
country at heart
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
UTAH CONCEDED To TAFT.

SALT LAKE, Nov. "A dozen po-
litical meetings were held in Salt
Lake City and county today and to-
night. With the closing of the day
the state is practically conceded to
Taft.
Locally the interest centers in the
fight in Salt Lake county between the
American party and the Republican
party, which involves the long fought
issue of alleged church participation
in political affairs. The church lead
ers are openly working for the Re-
publican ticket.
OREGON 1900 TO 10000.
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. AL
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
KANSAS DON'T LOOK GOOD.

TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. Bryan S
whrlwind tour through the state
was the Democratic feature today.
Both the Republican and the Demo-
cratic chairman expect and are con-
fident of winning IL is conceded at
Republican headquarters that the
trend of the labor vote is toward
Bryan and that the railroads are
fighting j. l.. Bristow. Republican
candidate for L. S. senate.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
CALIFORNIA by $1,000.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov Cam
paign activity is at an end in Cali
fornia. The state chairman of the
big parties have changed their esti-
mates of Saturday. the Republican
committee now claiming $4,000 for
Taft, while the Democrats claim 90
600 for Brvan
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03

though the Democrats are claiming
Oregon for Bryan by over 1000,
there seems TO be little reason for
changing the estimates made by the
Republican committee last week,
which credited Taft with from r.
600 10 10000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03

are willing To admit they might be
surprised. Although State Chairman
CARRIER claims the state for Bryan by
5000, the strongest Democratic fears
exist as TO the state ticket where the
party has put forth its greatest eff
forts. Republican leaders claim that
Taft will carry the state by from
a.. 600 nnWards.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
MINING MAN Of
OSCEOLA SAID
TO Be FORCER
MINING MAN OF PROMINENCE IN
OSCEOLA DISTRICT ALLEGED.
TO BE GUILTY OF FRAUDU-
LENT ACTfON-A SURPRISE.

Having issued spurious paper in
lieu of more than $1,000. f. w
Weeks, one of the principal share
holders and officials of the tanner
Placer Mining Co, at Osceola. has
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
MONTANA IN DOUBT.

HELENA, Mont. Nov. 2.--While
leaders of both parties are claiming
the state for the national ticket. the
result is in doubt. depending largely
upon 1000 new voters.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-03
CANS MAINTAINING CLAIMS Of SWEEPING VICTORY At POLLS
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT
OF CARRYING NEVADA

RENO, Nov. 2.-That Bryan
will carry the state by 1000,
that senator NcwIands will be
chosen for reelection and that
Congressman Bartlett will be re-
elected is the forecast of the
Democratic state committee to-
day.
Republican State Chairman
Humphreys claims the state for
Taft by 1000, and believes that
Flanagan and Maxs0n will run
very close TO the head of the
ticket. il Flanagan indeed does
not poll larger vote.