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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-09
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

District-Averill 20, Keeler 10.
For Members of Assembly-Bish-
op 6. Booth II, Buchanan 13, Burk-
ert 13, Coburn Z, Elftman II, Fitz-
gerald "a, Hacker 25, Ludwig 8,
Lynch Z, Morgan 5, Osborn IA,
Piercy %, Rogers 20, Scanlan 6,
Schmidt 23, Schweizer 5, Shilling
IL, Smith 10, Walker 21, Wilson
13.
For Sheriff and Assessor-Cush-
ing 8, Enquist 5, Malley 80, Toland
g.
For County lerk-McNamara 1S,
Pohl %.
For County Mannix
81, Mushett 8.
For Auditor and Recorder
Grimes 80, Shepard 10.
For District Bowler 6
Sanders 33.
For County Commissioner long
term Davis Is, Merkle A, O'Con-
nell %.
For County Commissioner (short
term)-Ackerman 16, Humphrey
20, Kettering 3.
For Public Administrator Blu
menthal 23, keenan, IS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4


For United States Senator-Har-
iris Al, Nixon 13O, Pittman 9S..
For Representative in Congress
Miller 55, Roberts IA, Sprague so.
For -Dickerson 76, Ge-
gax "a, Oddie 1S9.
For Lieutenant-Govern
54, Ross 200, Wall 80.
For Justice of Supreme Court
Norcross 1913.
For Secretary of State-Brodigan
161, Douglass 103.
For State Treasurer-McMillan
145, Ryan 11S.
For State CONTROLLER Davis 140
Eggers 120.
For Surveyor-General - Ahern
1872, Deadly 1875.
For Attorney-Genefal-Baker 139
Springmeyer 113.
For Clerk of Supreme Court
Josephs 121, Legate 12S.
For Superintendent State Print
ing ooth 1870, Farnsworth 146.
For Superintendent of Public In
struction-Bray 12O, Smith 143.
For Inspector of Mines-Ryar
1872, Watson 149.
For Regents State University
(long term)-Fisk So, Henderson
149, Reeves 6S, Reid 144.
For Regent State Universit!
(short term)-O'Brien LA.
For District Judge, Fifth Judicia
District-Averill 204, Keeler 64.
For Members of Assembly-Bis
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
FIRST MESSAGE OF Gov.
ODD|E TO THE PEOPL[
Nevada's Newly Elected Chief Executive Ex-
tends Thanks to the People of This State
For His Success.


TOnopah, Nev. Nov. 9.
take this opportunity thanking the people
Nevada
they paid yesterday at the general election appreciate
this from will always
feeling you all.
We fought many battles shoulder
and will always feel that belong you Tonopah
though position demands my living
City, all that feel the
bity that people of this have my
will carry with knowledge my peo
pie with sympathy. will what energy abi
ity build great
and to give the people clean, progressive businesike
administration ambition will be
ing state which l believe
May God bless you ALL
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
BLAIR GIVES
GOVERNOR ODDIE q.
A GOOD MAJORITY

= Blair gave Oddie a good =
= send-off when he received 63 .
= votes to 20 cast for Dickerson.
. This is the result Of the visit Z
= paid to that camp Sunday
= when Mr.. Oddie personally met
= every resident of that camp
= and explained his position to
. them. At that time it was i'm Z
= possible to find Dickerson
= man and it is presumed they
= were all in hiding.
= = . = . = = = = . . . = = =
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

For Justice of Supreme Court
Norcross 174.
For Secretary of Brodigan
161, Douglass 80.
For State Mcmillan
1O8, Ryan $50.
For State Controller-Daxis 144,
Eggers 11S.
For Surveyor-General - Ahern
114, Deady 14S.
For Attorney-General Baker
1876, Springmeyer 1913.
For Clerk of Supreme Court.
Josephs 140, Legate III.
For Supt. State Printing-Booth
liz, Farnsworth 154.
For Supt. Public Instruction
Bray $50, Smith 81.
For Inspector of Mines-Ryan
155, Watson III.
For Regents Cong erm)-Fisk
90, Henderson 146, Reeves so, Reid
1923.
For Regent (short term
O'Brien 154.
For District Judge, Fifth Judicial
District-Averill 1874, Keeler IS.
For Members of the Assembly
Bishop 80, Booth, SO, Buchanan Sc,
Burkert 80, Coburn 112, E1ftman
50, Fitzgerald 100, Hacker g5, Lud-
wig 11O, Lynch rs, Morgan 100,
Osborn 6S, Piercy 95, Rogers 129,
Scanlan 50. Schmidt 113, schweizer
IS, Shilling 98, Smith 10, Walker
80. Wilson "a.
For Sheriff and Assessor--Cush-
ing 50, Enquist 81, Malley 1856
Toland So.
i For County McNamara
131, Pohl 1876.
i For County Treasurer-Manni,
161, Mushett 100.
For Auditor and Recorder
Grimes 161, Shepard 80.
For District Attorney-Bowlel
105, Sanders I'll.
For County Commissioner (lons
term)-Davis 80, Merkle II, UCon
nell LII.
), For County Commissioner (shor
term) Alderman "a, Humphre!
, |201, Kettering 58.
For Public Administrator Blu
menthal 1870, Keenan, 113.
Pioneer
For United States Senatorial
ris 4, Nixon IS, Pittman 10.
For Representative in Congress-
< Miller 6, Roberts 21, Sprague IA.
For -Dickerson IA, &c
: gax 2, Oddie 26.
For Lieutenant -Governor-E -Eastol
r 10, Ross 26, Wall s.
For Justice of Supreme Court
3 Norcross 81.
/, For Secretary of State-Brodigal
"a, Douglass 16.
t For State Treasurer Mcmillan
Y 13, Ryan 81.
For State Controller-pavis 2t
: Eggers 10.
For Surveyor-General-Ahern IL
: Deadly 23.
For y-General-Baker q
n Springmeyer IL.
For Clerk of Supreme Court
Josephs 23, Legate 13.
s For Supt. State Printing-Boot
1S, Farnsworth 20.
For Supt. Public Instruction
Bray 25, Smith IA.
: For Inspector of Mines-Ryan Q,
Watson II.
: For Regents (long. term) )-Fis
!. II. Henderson 20, Reeves 16, Rel
, 20.
For Regent (short term)-
n O.Brien 2s.
For District Judge Fifth Judici,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
Beatty

|
For United States Senator-Har-
ris 0, Nixon 81, Pittman 27.
For Representative in Congress
Miller /, Roberts 23, Sprague 20.
For Governor-Dickerson 20, &C.
gax 0, Oddie 2S.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Easton
"a, Ross %, Wall 1.
For Justice Supreme Court-Nor-
cross 80.
For Secretary of Brodigan
"a, Douglass "a.
For State Mcmillan
20, Ryan 16.
For State Controller-Davis "a,
Eggers 23.
For General-Ahern 27,
Deady 21.
For y-General-Baker 13,
Springmeyer 35.
For Clerk of Supreme Court
Josephs "a, Legate 22.
For Supt. State Printing Booth
II, Farnsworth 20.
For Supt. Public Instruction
Bray 27, Smith 10.
For Inspector of Mines-Ryan "a,
Watson 13.
For Regents (long term) Fisk
2, Henderson 35, Reeves 6, Reid 81.
For Regent (short term) -
O'Brien 35.
! For District Judge Fifth Judicial
District-Averill 81, Keeler IA.
For Members of Assembly -Bish.
lop 1, Booth 26, Buchanan 23
Burkert %, Coburn 1, Elftman %
Fitzgerald 20, Hacker 21, Ludwig
4, Lynch 0, Morgan 1, Osborn 21
Piercy 23, ROBBERS %, Scanlan 2
Schmidt 26, Schweizer 1, Shilling
II, Smith %, Walker 21, Wilson
l19.
i For Sheriff and Assessor-Cush
ing 8, Enquist 13, Malley "a, Tol
and 1.
For County Clerk-McNamara 16
Pohl 80.
| For County -Manni,
. 81, Mushett II.
4 For Auditor and Recorder
Grimes 80, Shepard 16.
For District Attorney--Bowlel
/ IA, Sanders "a.
| For County Commissioner Qon,
term) Davis 29, Merkle 1, O'Con
nell %.
, For County Commissioner (shor
| term)-Ackerman 0, Humphrey 0
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

Inc following is the total vote of
Belmont, Manhattan, Round Noun
tain. Beatty, Rhyolite, Pioneer and
precincts 2, 8 and A of Tonopah.
For United States Senator-Har-
ris 274, Nixon 665, Pittman 644.
For Representative in Congress
Miller 2S4, Roberts 767, Sprague
$50.
For Dickerson SIG,
Gegax 1872, Oddie 962.
For Lieutenant-G Governor Easton
492, Ross 922, Wall 2O9.
For Justice of Supreme Court
Norcross 1909.
For Secretary of State -Brodigan
920, Douglass 571.
For State Treasurer-Mc Mcmillan
744, Ryan TAI.
For State Controller Davis 1872,
Eggers 700.
For Surveyor-General - Ahern
743, Deadly 1888.
For Attorney-General - Baker
1888, Springmeyer $50.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court
-Josephs '72S, Legate 713.
For Supt. State Printing-Bo
69S, Farnsworth S2S.
For Supt. of Public Instruction
Bray 7S0, Smith Csc.
For Inspector of Mines-Ryar
1888, Watson TAT.
For Regents (long term) Fisk
372, Henderson S98, Reeves 403
Reid 784.
For Regent (short term)-
O'Brien 997.
For District Judge Fifth .Judicia
District-Averill 1879, Keeler Alt.
For Members Of the Assembly
Bishop 329, Booth 65S, Buchanan
619, Burkert $50, Coburn 321, Elft
man Ala, Fitzgerald 631, Hacke
643, Ludwig 3O7, Lynch 339, Nor
gan 311, Osborn 3S1, Piercy 674
Rogers $50, Scanlan 55S, Schmid
1853, Schweizer 277, Shilling 6SS
Smith $50, Walker 5O7, Wilson 634
For Sheriff and Assessor-Cush
, ingA266, Enquist 273, Malley GIG
Tashd 1s1.
For County Clerk McNamar
COS, Pohl Oil.
For County Treasurer-Manni
S77, Mushett $685..
For Auditor and Recorder
Grimes $50, Shepard 7O5.
For District Attorney-Bowle
58S, Sanders 963.
For County Commissioner (lon
term)-Davis 619, Merkle 22s
Q Connell TAB.
For County Commissioner (shol
term)-Ackerman BAT, Humphre
952, Kettering 240.
For Public Enthusiastically
menthal 694, Keenan, 1888.
For Justice of the Peace-Atkir
son 696, Brissel1 164.
For Constable-May 12S, Medi
A, Nattrass 1873, Smith 357, Sw;
sey 227.
Constitutional Amendment-Ye
695; No, 1868.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
Manhattan

Manhattan
For United States Senator-Har.
ris S2, Nixon 104, Pittman 107.
For Representative in Congress
Miller 81, Roberts 9S, Sprague Ill
For Governor-Dickerson 103
Gegax 81, Oddie 140.
For Lieutenant-G -Governor-Eastor
Ill, Ross 112, Wall Is.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
How VOTERS CAST THEIR
BALLOTSON ELECTION DAY
Returns From Pioneer, Rhyohte, Manhattan,
Round Mountain, Beatty, Belmont and
Two Tonopah Precincts.

iop So. Booth ia, Buchanan lis,
Burkert ST, Coburn so, Elftman 49,.
Fitzgerald 100, Hacker 101, ludwig
4S, Lynch 81, Morgan 81, Osborn
20, Piercy 1876, Rogers 81, Scanlan
113, Schmidt 142, Schweizer AS,
Shilling 1856, Smith 100, Walker 81,
Wilson 139.
For Sheriff and Assessor-Cush-
ing 26. Enquist 81, Malley 176, Toll
and 20.
For County Clerk Mcnamara 81,
Pohl 1856.
For County Treasurer-Mannix
15S, Mushett III.
For Auditor and Recorder
Grimes 1873, Shepard 143.
For District Attorney-Bowler
1876, Sanders III.
For County Commissioner (long
term)-Davis 112, Merkle 33,
lO'Connell 135.
For County Commissioner (short
term) )-Ackerman IS, Humphrey
Isl, Kettering 40.
For Public Enthusiastically
menthal 118, Keenan, 140.
For Justice of the Peace-Atkin-
son ZIG, Brissell ST.
For Constable-May As, Medin
13, Nattrass 4S, Smith ia, Swasey
81.
Tonopah-Precinct
Il For United States Senator-Har-
ris SO, Nixon 1852, Pittman Ill.
For Representative in Congress-
Miller So, Roberts 1874, Sprague So
For -Dickerson "a, &C.
l gax 2S, Oddie 216.
For Lieutenant-Gove -Easton
: SO, Ross 213, Wall 26.
q For Justice of Supreme Court
: Norcross 234.
r For Secretary of State-Br Brodigar
: 176, Douglass 1870.
!, For State Treasurer-M Mcmillan
{ Il0, Ryan ISU.
!, For State ontroller-Davis 1873
!. Eggers 165.
: For Surveyor-General Aherr
!, 1862, Deadly 139.
For Attorney-G General Baker 1856
a Springmeyer 147.
For Clerk of Supreme Court
x Josephs 1875, Legate 16S.
For Superintendent State Print
: ing Booth 166, Farnsworth TAT.
For Superintendent Public In
# struction-Bray 14S. Smith 151.
For Inspector of Mines-Rya.
g 140, Watson 174. 7
B., For Regents State Universit,
(long term)-Fisk "a, Henderson
It 1856, Reeves rs, Reid ITS.
vi For Regent (short term-Obriel
2OS.
l. For District Judge Fifth Judicia
District-Averill 227, Keeler 81.
A. For Members of Assembly-Bish
,op SO, Booth 161, Buchanan 15S
n Burkert 100, Coburn "A, 7lftmal
4 "a, Fitzgerald 116, Hacker 12O
: Ludwig 40, Lynch rs, Morgan 46
s, Osborn 81, Piercy $50, Rogers 9s
Scanlan LAG, Schmidt 1863, Schwei
ger As, Shilling 154, Smith 12s
Walker 80, Wilson $50.
r. For Sheriff and Assessor-Cush
ing 2S, Enquist 67, Malley 1876, Tol
-! and "a.
O. For County Clerk -McNamara ST
e. Pohl 229.
For County Treasurer-Manni
IN 165, Mushett 141.
For Auditor and Recorder
= Grimes 154, Shepard 16O.
For District Attorney Bowie
IN 129, Sanders 1856.
For County Commissioner (lon
In term Davis 1873, Merkle 8;
O'Connelll 152.
0, For County Commissioner (shol
term-Ackerman 81, Humphre
rn 1856, Kettering 80.
For Public Administrator-Bl,
9, menthal 124, Keenan, ITO.
For Justice of the Peace-Atkir
. son 253, Brissell So.
For Constable-May At, Medi
it. 13, Nattrass A, Smith 1873, Swase
SO.
n Constitutional Amendment-YI
161, No So.
an
Manhattan
ty For United States Senatorial
on ris 50, Nixon 104, Pittman 107.
For Representative in Congress
-. nnilla.. OF pohortr 90 Cnra u,a Ii
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
REPUBLICANS !!!C|'l ON THE STATE
...''' ' '.....'. '..'. z,,,, ,.,,.,SKET WERE ELECTED
George S. Nixon Says That Results Are Very
Favorable---He Extends Thanks to Tono-
pah Friends.

The following telegram received Tonopah ,
today gives the latest
section This indeed to
the south and it hoped that the estimate correct
Reno, Nov 9Oddie Roberts and carry the state I
by large majorites looks the
ed with the exception of few probably
thanks to all
GEORGE NIXON"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
"Fallon, New, Nov. 9.
7. l.. Oddie, Tonopah, New.
"You win by 100.
III. ]. KINKEAD."

ketterlng 2.
For Public Administrator-Bl Blu
menthal %, keenan, 22.
Rhyolite
For United States Senator-Har-
ris Is, Nixon So, Pittman SO.
For Representative in Congress-
Miller 1S, Roberts II, Sprague II.
For Governor-Di -Dickerson IA, Ge-
gax 13, Oddie 73.
For Lieutenant-Gove Easton
61, Ross 80, Wall 16.
For Justice of Supreme Court
Norcross 113.
For Secretary of State-Brodigan
95. Douglass So
For State Mcmillan
II, Ryan 80.
For State ontroller-Davis 90,
Eggers 65.
For Surveyor-General-Ahern "A,
Deadly so.
For y-General-Baker So
springmeyer "a.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court
-Josephs S3, Legate 6S.
For Supt. State Printing Bootf
65, Farnsworth SO.
For Supt. Public Instruction
Bray SS, Smith ga.
For Inspector of Mines Ryan "a
Watson I.
For Regents (long term-Fisl
rs, Henderson 1O4, Reeves 35, Reit
IT.
For Regent (short' term)-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
HAS ANYBODY HERE SEEN
0DD|E?" SAYS DISPATCH
Governor-Elect I. L. Oddie is the Recipient
OF Many Teegrams From All Parts Of
the State.

Goldfield, New, Nov. 8.
Hon. 7. L. Oddie, Tonopah, New.
Has any one here seen Oddie?
Oddie with the governors smile?
"GEO. WINGFIELD."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

Carson, Nov. 8.
ST. L. Oddie, Tonopah.
Congratulations. Official count
of Ormsby county gives you 81 plu-
rality. Reports here are that you
win easily.
~. P. WOODBURY."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

O'Brien los.
For District Judge, Fifth judicial
District--Averill 103, Keeler So.
For Members of Assembly, -Bish-
op 80, Booth so, Buchanan 46,
Burkert So, Coburn 30, Efftman
SO, Fitzgerald 70, Hacker so, Lud-
wig 27. Lynch %. Morgan 27, Os-
born 43, Piercy 70, Rogers So,
Scanlan 33, Schmidt IS, Schweizer
26, Shilling so, Smith rs, Walker
~, Wilson 81.
For Sheriff and Assessor-Cush-
ing Is, Enquist q, Malley 165, Toll
and IA.
Continued on page Al
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

Carson, Nov. 8
'T. L.. Oddie, Tonopah.
You carry Ormsby by ~, Storey
by about the same, but lose Doug
las by -. Congratulations.
"A. M. ARDERY."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

Phoebe, Nov. 8.
IT. L. Oddie, Tonopah.
Phoebe, Panaca and Ursine give
you 131, Dickerson los, Springmey-
er 1913, Baker 119.
"F. s. THOMPSON.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09
Virginia City, Nov 8.
IT. l.. Oddie, Tonopah, New.
Storey gives you $50 majority.
"ED G. HUMMEL."

Reno, Nov. 8
IT. L. Oddie, Tonopah.
Our congratulations on your
election, which is assured now.
HUMPHREY C MOFFIT."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

Reno, New, Nov. 8.
1T. l.. Oddie, Tonopah, New.
Complete returns from every
precinct in Washoe county except
extreme northern part. insure ap-
proximately the following majori-
ties: Nixon, 1000; Roberts 900;
Oddie, 600; Farnsworth, 175; Ross
and Easton, close. A wire to you
here from Peter Bart says you are
80 ahead in Elko county, with Is
precincts to hear from, including
Jarbridge. Returns assure your
election by good majority. Will
send more when can make more
definite tabulations. Congratula-
tions
&c. A. NORCROSS."
r. Reno, New, Nov. 9
1T. L. Oddie, Tonopah, New.
Good morning, governor.
GEO. S. NIXON"
Reno, New, Nov. 9
7. l.. Oddie, our governor, Tono-
lpah, New.
Congratulations from the bot
tom of my heart.
&C. P. FERREL, Sheriff.
"Fallon, New, Nov. 9.
T. L. oddie, Tonopah, New.
"You win by 100.
III. ]. KINKEAD."
Reno, New, Nov. 8.
Hon. T. L. Oddie, Tonopah, New.
Accept sincerest congratulations
from one who understands. Long
may you wave.
"R. c. sToDDARD.v
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-09

"Goldfield, Nov. 8.
"Hon. Tasker L. Oddie, Tonopah.
II sincerely congratulate you.
know that Nevada's most popular
citizen will make good.
GEORGE SPRINGMEYER."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-19

Kindred, N. D., Aug. 19.-Kindred
and Hope broke even in double
header at Kindred last Sunday, Kind
red winning the first game, Z to 2.
Otis and Steehiow did the battery
work for Kindred and Smith and Nc
Lean for Hope. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Otis, who
struck out twelve of the Hope bat
tiers and allowed them only two hits.
Hope won the second game, 4 to G.
Knoblock and Mclean did the bat
terry work for Hope with Graft, Herts-
gard and Strehlow and Johnson for
Kindred. These games finished the
most successful season Kindred has
ever had and much thanks is due to
Lennie Johnson and Captain JUL.
Kindred won twelve out of sixteen
games played this season. Following
are the scores of the games: Kindred
10, Hixon q; Kindred 2, Sheldon g.;
Kindred 6, Lally (Fargo) 0; Kindred
Is, Leonard l; Kindred 5, Wyndmere
4 Kindred 10, Leonard 5; Kindred
25, Hixon q; Kindred A, Wyndmere 5;
Kindred g. Breckenridge O.; Kindred
g. Casselton IA; Kindred 8, Casselton
0; Kindred Z, Riverside g.; Kindred q
Lally (Fargo) 5; Kindred 10, RedsoX
(Fargo) 3; Kindred 7, Hope 2; Kind
red s, Hope z. .eft
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-19

other infectious or contagious dis
eases should be taken.
LAS a guide to health officers the
following regulations has been adopt
ed and should be rigidly enforced:
Public Health Regulation.
TN epidemic cerebro spinal menin-
gifts and anterior poliomyelitis the
period during which they shall be
deemed infectious shall be fourteen
days. Provided, in the case of dis
eases mentioned in this section IL
patient be properly isolated in the
home, the local health officer may
permit those who do not have the dis
ease to leave the premises in order
to attend to their regular duties ex-
cept when such individuals are as
ISOLATED with children away from the
quarantined house. Provided further
that the health officer shall give no.
tice to the public by placing placards
with the name of the disease thereon
in largely plainly printed letters in
conspicuous places on the outer wall
of the house or building. The prem
Uses shall be disinfected before the
placards are not complied with to the
satisfaction of the health officer the
patient and other occupants of the
house may be strictly quarantined.
"By order Of the board OF health"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-19
TAKE No CHANCES
With PARALYSIS
THE STATE BOARD PREscRIBEs
STRINGENT REGULATIONS TO
FIGHT THE DlsEAsE-WILL BE
GIVEN NO QUARTER IN NORTH
DAKOTA.

Infantile paralysis is made the sub
ject of a special discussion in the
public health bulletin of the state
board, issued yesterday by Secretary
j. Grassick. North Dakota will not
have a spread of the disease, the of
ficials believe, IL the orders prescribed
are followed, and these are made rigid
enough to protect the interests OF the
commonwealth.
The fact that Mason City, Iowa, is
in the center IL an infantile paralysis
plague district, is responsible for the
warning by the board, which follows:
Infantile Paralysis.
4Again we call attention to this
dreaded disease. In some localities
throughout the country. notably
Mason city, Iowa, it has assumed an
endemic form. The federal govern.
ment has taken the matter In hand
and officers Of the pubic cSalth and
marine hospital service are on the
field conducting searching investi-
CATION as to its specific cause. 1t IL
to be hoped that they will succeed In
isolating the organism that Is respon
sible for the outbreak. In our OWE
state a few scattered cases have been
reported. enough to make us feel that
we are In the danger line and that we
should be on the alert for q further
spread OF the disease. AS intimated
in a former bulletin, every case as
soon as detected should be reported
to the proper health officer and every
precaution for the protection of the
public that experience has demon
strated to be of value In checking
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Col. Lounsberry's Washington Letter

lative to coal deposits are out of
whack with the coal formation in
North Dakota, and that learned talk
about this formation or that formation
will not apply. The Ignite of North
Dakota is in a class by itself. 1t has
value for local use and in these
days of electricity can be used to adj
vantage for generating power, and the
time will, no doubt, come when it can
be used for brickettes, but a car load
of it shipped to a distant state would
fall all to pieces before it reached it's
destination. There are mighty few
quarter sections in North Dakota that
have an increased value because OF
the coal on them or on which the gov
eminent will ever claim the coal un
| der the proposed coal reservation In
the patent.
/ noticed the governor and others
are coming down to Washington In
reference to this matter, but I doubt
if anything can be accomplished rela-
tive to the coal matter that has not
already been done. The undertaking
monthlies have had so much to say
about coal and such things that there
like coal. Better watch out or the
black soil of North Dakota may yet
be taken for coal. There is millions
| in it sure, If the crops this year are
short in spots.
In a North Dakota coal vein five
feet thick, if it is near the surface
and near a railroad it may be stripped,
and the coal mined cheaply. If there
is local demand it may be handled
with profit. But that first gotten out
would tumble to pieces before a train
load could be gotten out. There is no
rock covering in any of the coal mines
of North Dakota, and no available
timber for snoring. If the vein is
eight or nine feet thick roof of coal
with columns of coal for support may
be left, but these are liable to give
way at any time. Don't give it away
to the muck rakers, but the clay un
der the coal is worth more than the
coal. 9. A. L.