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Girls Strike For Five Cents.

The refusal to grant an increase OF
five cents a week caused a strike OF
200 girls employed by Alderman
Brothers, silk manufacturers, OF
Trenton. Their wages had been re-
duced recently, but a promise was
made that this month the wages
would be raised to 1910. The girls
have been receiving $6.05, and de-
cided not to return to work until the
firm agreed to give the additional
FIVE cents.
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'If the human race was evolved
from monkeys, it at least has the sat
isfaction of knowing that its anees-
tors were intelligent" said the
thoughtful thinker.
"How's that?" queried the dense
party.
"They were educated in the highest
branches" explained the t. t.-Kan-
sas City Journal.
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Footpad Attacks Horseman.

While Warren McQuilton was rid
ing through a lonely wood between
Glassboro and Clayton, a highway
man struck him on the back OF the
head with a club, which felled him
from his horse to the ground. When
the riderless horse reached home a
search was instituted and Mr.. NC
Ouilton was found in an unconscious
condition on the roadside. His pocket
had been riAed, but he was not SER
iously injured.
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Positively No Danger.

One night at a theatre some seem
cry took fire and a very perceptible
odor Of burning alarmed the specta-
tors. A panic seemed to be imminent
when an actor appeared on the stage.
Ladies and gentlemen" he said,
compose yourselves. There is no
anger"
The audience did not seem reas-
ed.
Ladies and gentlemen" continued
comedian, rising to the necessity
g occasion. "confound it all; do
think if there was any danger
here?"
panic collapsed.
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The Field of sports.

Ketchel now says that he will not
fight Papke again.
Strict rules were adopted to gov
ern the next Briarcliff auto race.
The Associated Cricket Clubs of
Philadelphia received an invitation
for a team to tour the West Indies in
February.
James Gordon Bennett has pre-
sented to the French Aero Club an in
ternational aviation cup, valued at
$4,000. as well as three sums of
$4,000. to be added as prizes in the
first three annual competitions.
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JOKES ON WAY TO GALLONS.
Spurns Clergy, Saying He Wants to
Go HadeS For a Purpose.

Charlotte, N. C.-Henry Harvey, a
negro, who was hanged at Rocking
ham, N. c., for murder, refused the
attention of the ministers, telling
that he desired to go to hades for a
special purpose.
On the march to the gallows a
chicken flew over the heads of the
party, and the condemned man ex-
claimed 1augh1ngly:
Somebody catch that chicken
Harvey's crime was the killing or
Hugh Prince, also colored, at Rock
ingham, last summer.
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Cancelling the Obligation.

"You have saved my life," said the
old man, whom the tramp had saved
from drowning. "As your reward,
you may have my daughter there"
The life saver glanced at the
daughter, then bent again over the
old man.
What are you doing?" asked the
perplexed father.
Going to drop 0 in again
Judge.
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......7,es7, e7e $685. s 447,e5
Third Marriage at IS.

At Norristown, Pa, Joseph Monroe
and Josephine Hoff, both of Phila-
7elphia, attracted attention at the
,urt House when they applied for
,arriage license. The bridegroom
lis age as sixty years and the
rs sixty-eight. The bride ad
that it was her third matri
al venture.
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Chaureur,s Heavy f

Judges of Special Sess
a fine of $3.50 on Fe
chauffeur, convicte
time of scorchj-
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Broom Corn d

Broom corn broke
the available supply
Paris firm received {
ton for 1000 tons !
AS high as $3.50 WI
for frst-class brush
for sale at any Price.
les have raised the prif
grades fifty cents a doz>
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Election of officers.

The Pennington Firemea'
Association elected thesG
President, John p. RearG1
president, Peter Hyler;
John l.. Comet; treasurer,
Green; trustee, William F
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In All Parts of the s

Daniel Davis, of Pauls
brated his seventy-first b
niversary by a family gat
The Broadway M.
Salem, is on the lookou
pastor, as Rev. Henry Ri
son, D. D., does not expe
The farmers of Hunte
held an institute at {
Stanton, at which ado
made by G. w. Brodh
Brodhead, of Montrose
Alstyne, Of Kinderhoo
Cook. of Caldwell.
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urr,an aones r,onnd.

Workmen found the bones of a
human being in the ruins of a fire
which destroyed the barns of Joseph
Engle, neal Hainesport, and in WI
four horses, two mules, Two
two calves and a colt perisheH
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Snn1AfU md + h arZA -aL A-EheA AtAt.4kaL 4aH
ners in tho ooo.tt we can become part
to the sunpoT ID work by contributing
tributing not 1T of our church-con-
but contrihutirf1ly of our substance
ter and right 1ilg strength of charac-
There is no living.
within him. nan Out mas some good
whatever of trlThen contribute this,
S within Won !uth and righteousness
church and tbpI Come, bring it to the
and power IS increase the strength
Let us shI. of Coos IA =.
If the f11ow by our living tn
10 belifamily of Uniyersalssts mat o.
~rigbteoieye in the power of God and
Chrislsness.
Of loyet went about teaching a gospel
withal to God and fellowman and
amonpi a practical righteousness
ire of Hmen. The very core and en-
ness oils teaching was In the blessed-
he iolj the Fatherly love of God and
trustfny of living as His obedient and
The children.
spirituakingdom OF Heaven Is TO pc a
hearts 9t Kingdom even within the
be persI,and lives of men If they will
of truth laded and will accept a life
in the fod and righteousness, following
tianity. + ,tsteps of the Christ. Chris
ton Iiesahen, according to our eoncep-
poet wroi\in that OF which the quaker
Our frien2e7.
What mani, our brother, a d our Lord,
Nor name Thy service b.
But simply Auor form, nor ual word,
"a Thus woul&.ollowing Ihee
iahi4-J we as mel ,ers of this
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Fatal Objection.

Uncle Ned-I'ye bought you a
nice little dog, Johnny-the best n
you eyer saw"
Johnny docking at the dog some
what dubiously)-'I don't think III
like him."
Uncle Ned (astonished) why,
what's the matter?"
to tie a can to.''-Illustrated Bits.
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Cheese in Light Supply.

Receipts of cheese continue light
and market slants upward, the best
quotation being fourteen and a half
cents. All grades are in steady de-
mand and supplies sufficient, although
quantity of choice lots is strictly lin
ifod
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wouldn't Tell ON the Dog.


A vicious dog attacked twelve-year-
old Lawrence Murray, son of Thomas
Murray, at Summit, and tore his fore
head. Despite the wound the little
fellow fought off the dog and later il
the Overlook Hospital refused to
Identify a stray cur brought in as
the brute which had bit him. Never
theless, Mayor Risk ordered the dog
killed and its head sent to the Pas
teur Institute, in New York City, for
examination for rabies, a. several
persons declared that the dog was
20 -hioh attacked Murray.
In her answer Il
vorce brought agaij
w. Shinn, Mrs. Fra
Riverton, alleges hs-e
for the Episcopal
to persuade her
questionable means
She charges that
asked her to arran6
Herman G. Wallin, an ~
of his. to enable Shinn to blachm
Wallin. Shinn is twenty-seEen yea
old, and his wife is several years a.
junior.
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nlecea e~Ympafat.

VIOLENT Old Gent ats sorfT,
EInv. 10 see you have a black eye
Promising Yoath-You 90 home
and be sorry for your cTn little boy
he'sgottwo."- Philadelphia Inquirer.
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The American Loe $50 SCI
brother -dislocalsc Las aFU taking
through Sic telephone
The FFencnman-Ou i No sterr-
he make eco yioIent Gesture -Ior
kers Statesman.
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L@E ANEHAsHNH
Their ears ana n0ze go, 4ro
bitten, Charles s. HaFer $3.50
wilson were undeg medie-
t4ce having been dragged.
sel,.ls thFaurh cold ana fright, fI1
the refFi 7Te 0 room Of q produce
Hru At = =clia gtou. But fer the f. =
that the .cy chamber had , speaking
tube both msu would have perisneG.
Thsy vent int fhe cold room in ,haii
sb .rE sleeves. accompanied by John
Va Horn, to prepare some eggs Tor
shipUent. They were nearly tnrougs
wh0e ysn Horn went out. By forcs
of habit n closed the do0r behind
him and dropped the hasp Then he
went home. Some minutes later
Haver and Wilson discovered they
were prisoners in the coolest place in
Pennington. They shouted and
pounded on the wall, hoping Van
Horn was still in the building. They
we're about to give up hope when one
of them remembered the chamber
had a speaking tube, long in disuse.
They climbed on boxes and barres
and finally located it. Taking turns,
they yelled through the tube. One
became unconscious, but the cries of
the other were heard by Herman
Williams, who happened to be passing
and who released the almost frozer
men.
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,rnered.


) have cornered
n Illinois, and a
offer of $3.50 a
.~ht at $3.50.
ed at Paris
there is little
Broom factor
.e of the lowest
zen.
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OF o. mrs 1al.
The greatest u,Lc1 gpae in . party
vote is shown in an increase .o1
Bryan of 1,315,211 over the total
vote cast in 1904 for Alton B. Parker.
Judge Taft received 14,190 votes
more than were polled for President
Roosevelt in 1904, and Debs ran 49,
368 ahead of his predecessor on the
Socialist ticket.
. haayiest loss is shown by the
who, with the same candi-
ate, registered 1892 votes less this
year than in 1904, when their total
was 117,183. The Prohibitionist can
didate, Chain, ran 1924 votes be-
hind the 1904 mark of his party, and
Gilhaus, the Socialist Labor candi-
date, received only about fifty per
cent. of the vote given to Corrigan,
which was 31,249 in the previous
Presidential race.
New York (870,070), Pennsylvania
(745,779) and Illinois (629,932J
gave Taft the greatest number of
votes among the States, while as to
Bryan the order was New York (667,-
468), Ohio (502,72D and Illinois
(450,810).
The votes cast for Taft and Bryan
were almost Identical in number in
Maryland and Nevada. In the first
Taft received 1928 and Bryan
1~11,117,,and in the other 1924 and
1866, respectively.
pebs received his largest vote in
Pei -lvania. 39,913; Illinois, 49,
~ dlNev- VI, 3S,45s no,
ugle vote was cast for the Social
candidate. Delaware gave him
seventy-fve votes.
isgen's vote in New York t35,-
! and in his W State of Massa-
sets (19,23D together formed
.ly two-thirds of all the votes ne
we'd in the whole country. In SIX
T IS not a vote was cast for him..
States registered not a single
for the Prohibitionist candidate.
he Socialist Labor candidate re-
ed votes in only thirteen States,
In only nineteen States were
cast for Watson, Of the Populist
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THIS grant ta.al uAe
81 the total uambef " votes ca-s
gts sFes3aepriai elsctipn 81 1904.
Hh the grand TOTAL WaB I~5,51G,798.
IQMpaIsd wltA that election. tGG
@snd 5ates ot the Republican, Emo
Gtat.c and Socialist parties Increased
their T0tes this year, The reverse &
true ~ the candidates OF the PTohi0i-
tlcu, F0ppiist and Socialist Labor
ma stos TIE Indepsnd nee party did
ny Dkal IA The Preside tial election
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esrt-sa mr. HI
.saTIdH COMPILED
pyIaglpeil ke.ainess Gain Over To-
s Necel Or Ter ssoTS.
I'll .ause Is 7e3T,e7e
srgna Al. stasss Give to

sronn ~. gtates Give to
an e,5os,3s2 rn gouni
e,As 4AT.o51~--l auhAlcasi
q rxeeeGs Ae
Hngton, p c-Ybe tosat PC.
sf the various Presidential
1T the lagt national cleo
nace known il an Official
cling Of the last of tho
g, 1at af Michigan The
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Ha, Ha!

cheon I'll SNOW se boaruwalK:
Puck.
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FATHER KELL
Arabic Reports Pate
Fell Overheard I

the
Queenstown, Ire York
Arabic arrived her' of the
the officers reporte under
passengers, VINO wa, Pater.
the name OF Fatne ing the
son, N. J., was drharu. whether
voyage. not known.
by accif e Rev, James
seriously lost
lmship Arabic,
He was
Jllege, South
90.
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.of its Law
ar its observ.
ditions, and
surprise, he
a~anu 4AsIA-

~ Ato idF
hr its observ.
ditions, and
a. surprise, he
ole, T. amous tailor.
ltlemel appeared to
led and disgruntled.
Majesty groaned he,
xed company! / look
d / see tea magnates and
.illionaires and upstart
d nobodies without num-
s saciety coming to when
this lind invites such a
m puffed
IN Veil, Mr..
~ pause,
u ii that
mel
7hool
3 new
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zen years old,
out with Ben
Il years old, at
Club in Phila.
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@Ju3ltrfversaIist .oseass4ar ~ &
bg'7A has been ligeses Is alie-
ioas side Of aeaiocracy. Tha NH the
ory 5@ugnr that religion $40 the
olaA vas : monarchy. 8 ael ns ISM,
u Russia to-day. Icd
vas 80 Sne absolute rloas aN, he
-. " Sas saies and that ~ poor
Am tha-n rcrc a, NAts
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ylSiQ lie
God.
Marsl,n
pound m;
one pint c
and favor
and serve
lady fnge
Cake N
-four, two
cups of DO,
(melted in
teaspoonfu
teaspoonful
Lobster f
eggs, butter
salt, pepper
of a cup of
and chop Fl
and let it I
Eat cod.
Chicken
ems until tt
and chop
taste with
pour in emo
it moist, th
cold turn on
Spanish
milk, one-l
stove to bo1
four eggs, S
in the mi
cream, add
stiff, pinch
vanilla, len
Graham
flour, one {
cup sugar.
der, one te
one egg We
melted bul
oughly the
der and sal
egg and but
gem pans t
Raspber
of thin CT
one tables,
and freeze I
mixture I'M
wholly line
cover dow
unmoulded
canned or n
a raspberri'
A pleas
of the Bri /
grace in ad /
long ago he
a house mo-
ish hospital
ance of Brit
among The
encounters
This latte
be both di
"Oh. Y Z
what a
about me, an
American d
p~oliticionc an
Der. h
a house Of
mixture!"
The King
thoughtfully {
POOLE" said b
at lSdSt
they have inc
Lippincott's.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-05
SWEEPING UTAH VICTORY.

SALT LAKE, Nov. additional
returns from the state do not change
last nights estimate of 5 900 plural
ity for Taft and 10000 to II, 900 for
Spry, Republican, for governor. One
of the surprises of the election was
the overwhelming defeat of the
American or anti-church ticket in
Salt Lake county.
Even Salt Lake city itself which
usually gives the anti-ohurch ticket
a substantial plurality. went Repub-
lican by from 1000 to 1000.
The American. party managers say
this is due to the success of the Re-
publican managers in eliminating
Taft electors from the American
ticket, thus making it impossible for
the American party voters to vote for
Taft without casting a scratched bal
lot and this fact they assert resulted
in hundreds voting straight Repub-
lican tickets rather than take chances
of inyalidating the ballot.
At the Democratic and American
headquarters the result is looked
upon as practically wiping out party
lines hereafter in Salt Lake county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-05
TO CONTEST VOTES.
HARTMAN IN MEXICAN LINES
Will Connect Pan-American and Yu
catan Roads With Short Branch.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. "A
dispatch from Merida, Tex, says that
e. S. Cravath of New York. who is
said to represent L. II. Hartman,
has acquired a controlling interest in
the United Railways of Yucatan and
that an initial payment of $1,000
900 has been made. The system
raijatps put OF Merida,
1t is further reported that Mr.. Har.
riman nov owns the Pan American
railroad, which. runs ffom fffroom Q Point on
the National Tehuahtepec line to the
Guatemala border and that the two
systems are to be connected by the
building of about 400 miles of new
read.
The last spike in the Tuxjan-M Man
zaaillo extension of the Mexican Cen
trail railroad was driven today 1t
marks the completion of the first
transcontinental railway in Mexico.
not counting the line which spans the
lsthmus of Tehuantepec.
The date of the formal dedication
of the new line has not yet been fixed
President Diaz will officiate at the
event
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-05
CARRIES kERN's STATE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. For the
first time since Hendricks was elect
ed governor on the Democratic ticket
and Grant received the electoral
votes of the state for the Republican
national ticket. Indiana has given
a plurality to the Republican candi-
date for president and at the same
time elected the Democratic candi-
date for governor. According 10 the
latest reports Taft received a plural
ity of about Is. 900 and Thomas Mar
shall was victorious over James E.
Watson, Republican. for governor, by
5000. The legislature is in doubt.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-05
MANILA FREE OF CHOLERA.
Only Cases Are i'm Dirtiest Quarters
Precautions Planned for
Fleets Sailors.

MANILA, NOV. 4.-Rear Admiral
Harber has approved the finding of
the naval medical board. which has
been investigating the conditions
here. Men from the warships who
are given shore leave will not be al
lowed to stay ashore later than 10
o'clock at night and they will be for
bidden to enter the native shacks
The police and native patrols will Co
operate with the naval officers in en-
forcing these measures of precaution
against liberty men running the risk
of contracting cholera. Another
measure that will be adopted is that
the men will carry canteens ashore
with them, thus obviating their hav-
ing to drink the water used by the
residents.
The number of cholera cases Is
now insignificant. The disease is
confined to the poorest and dirtiest
districts of the city.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-05

einets ont of 143 in Denver
have complete returns. They give
Bryan 6.357, Taft 1918. Present in
dications of the Democratic and Re-
publican vote outside of Denver are
nearly even and that the Democrats
will carry Colorado in both the ma
tional and state tickets.
On completion of returns the
Rocky Mountain News this morning
estimate that Bryan carried the state
by more than 1000 and Shaffroth,
Democratic candidate for governor,
by 5000 State Chairman Ward
claims the state for the entire DEM
oeratic ticket by $4,000.
The Denver Republican and State
Chairman Vivian claim Republican
plurality of from 5000 to 10000.
Meager returns make IL impossible
to forecast the election OF the next
legislature which elects the next sue
eessor to Senator Teller.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-05
First Democratic
Governor in In
diana In Years
s.-Brydn Carries
His ODn State

NEW YORK. Nov William
Howard Taft of Ohio, Republican,
has been elected the twenty-seyenth
president of the United States and
James s. Sherman has been chosen
vice president. This Is the outcome
of one of the most remarkable po-
litical campaigns In the history OF
the country.
William Jennings Bryan. of Ne
hraska. Democratic candidate. went
down In third defeat of his life's
ambition to occupy the Uhite House.
Returns today indicated that Mr..
Taft will have at least 22S electoral
votes and as returns from the west
come In 1t begins 10 look as though
the figures might reach 1926. the
ante-election forecast of Chairman
Hitchcock.
One surprise surprising the most
sanguine hope of the Republicans was
Taft's carrying Greater New York by
a plurality of 156.452. His plurality
in New York will considerably exceed
Roosevelt's big plurality OF 1904.
Governor Charles B. Hughes was
reelected by a plurality well above
Is. 900 with 81 United States senator's
TO be elected by state legislature cho-
sen yesterday or late in the fall. Re-
pnblicans will retain control of both
the houses of congress. OF states
which at the outset of the day were
generally placed I'm the Bryan col
umn. Colorado and Montana are still
subjects of counter claims. Nebraska,
however. has been deeisisely cred
tied TO Bryan. On the basis of re-
turns the estimate of electoral votes
is about as follows
States voting for Taft were: Cali
fornia, 10: Connecticut. 3 Delaware,
}; Idaho, . Illinois. 2T; Indiana, Is; I;
Iowa. 13. Kansas. 10: Maine, 6 I;
Massachusetts. 16: Michigan, Ia;
Minnesota. IL: New Hampshire. 4 ::
New Jersey, IL; New York. 80; Ohio,
%; Oregon. 4 Pennsylvania, "a;
Rhode Island. 4 South Dakota, 4 :;
Utah. g. Vermont 4; Washington,
3: Wisconsin. 10. West Virginia, B..
Total, 291.
States voting for Bryan were:
Alabama, IL; Arkansas. s: Colo
RADIO. 8. Florida. 81 Georgia, 10;
Kentucky, 13: Louisiana, 9; Missis-
sippi. 10: Missouri. 10: Montana. , !;
Nevada. 3: Nebraska, s: North Car
olina. IL; Oklahoma. z; South Car
olina. 8; Tennessee. 12 Texas, Is;
Virginia. ~. Total. 1T. In doubt
Maryland. s; West Virginia, 4.
Total. Is.
Among the more significant re-
suits was the reelection of Speaker
Cannon and Chairman Serene Payne
of the house committee on ways and
means and probability of the re-eiec-
tion to the third term of Governor
John Johnson. Democrat in Minne-
sofa.
Thomas l.. Hisgen, candidate OF
the Independent party. received little
support
(0IyDRAnO IN DOUBT.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-05
TAFT LEADS ~ MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. Nov 4.-Incomplete
returns of so counties show Taft
leading Bryan by about 1000. In
complete returns of sc counties and
st. Louis give Hadley, Republican,
for governor. 130,029: cowherd,
Democrat. 114.439. Outcome of the
spectacular fight between Governor
Folk and Senator Stone for Demo-
cratic senatorial nomination Is In
doubt. Returns from country dis
tricts are reducing the strong lead
which city returns gave Stone. COM
pletion of the legislature, however,
is In doubt and republicans hope to
control the joint ballot. Ii looks as
though Cowherd would have to de-
pend on his plurality In Jackson
county (which includes Kansas City.
to defeat Hadley and this may not
suffice.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-05
CARRIES OWN STATE.

LINCOLN, Nov. 4.-Beginning
with brilliant victory in his home
precincts, William ]. Bryan reversed
the Republican majority of 1000 in
this city, carried his county by a
handsome plurality, and will win the
state by 10000. His vote is unpre-
cedented in Lancaster county, Icing
the banner Republican stronghold of
the state. The Republican state
ticket is probably defeated. Repub-
licans are claiming the legislature hy
a slender majority.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-05
DEMOCRATS CLAIM MOST OF
COUNTY OFFICES; RESULTS
. YET CONSIDERED DOUBTFUL

feating his opponent, Jackson, for
the long term and Nicholson, of Os-
ceola (Rep.) being chosen as one of
the short term commissioners. Shell
lenberger will in all probability be
the other short term commissioner.
PRECINCT OFFICERS.
In the local contest among pre-
einct officers, Cartwright tRep)
polled a big vote against his Demo-
cratic opponent. Eddy, for the Office
of justice of the peace and Mclean
(Rep.) has been elected constable.
Results of other contests among pre-
einct office seekers in the county have
not been reported.
TO CONTEST VOTES.
1t is probable that a number of
the defeated candidates will challenge
the throwing out of ballots in the
various wards, but there have not
been enough votes disfranchised to
alter results. Table of votes as re-
ported in Ely is given on page four.
This is not an official count and sew
eral precincts are lacking.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-05
MONTANA FOR TAFT.

HELENA, Mont, Nov. 4.-Returns
from about one-half of the state show
that Bryan has slight plurality over
Taft and indicate the election of
Norris, Democrat, for governor, while
the remainder of Republicans on the
state ticket will apparently be elect
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-05
STRONG FOR TAFT.

CHICAGO, Nov. At is now GER
tain that the Republicans have con
troll. through reports of returns from
355 congressional districts, which
give the Republicans 1876, Democrats
159; missing, SO; necessary for con-
troll. 1876.
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ed. The Republican managers claim
the state for Taft as Republican dis
tricts are yet to be heard from.
Helena-Later returns indicate
Taft has carried Montana by 5000
and Prey, Republican for congress,
is reelected by 1000.