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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-07-28
PrinCetOn's President May Be
Democratic Candidate For
the GOyernOrShip of
New Jersey.
BY j. A. EDGERTON.

hE0lDENl NOobNON WIZ
son Of Princeton university is
being doomed for governor of
New Jersey as q preliminary to
his nomination as the Democratic can
didate for president. That is the lat
est big political fact that has chal-
lenged the notice of the American peo-
pie.
The sponsors of Wilson's boom for
president and therefore Of his candi-
dacy for governor are said to be ex-
Senator James Smith Of New Jersey,
Roger G. Sullivan of Illinois and Colo
mel George Harvey, editor of Harper's
Weekly The announcement was made
after President Wilson had been in
conference at the Lawyers club In
New York.
For all Of these several reasons and
some others political wiseacres opine
that Wall street is back of the move.
They recall that Colonel Harvey
fought Roosevelt, that Roger Sullivan
was read out Of the Democratic party
by Bryan and that ex-senator Jim
Smith has long been regarded as q lit
tie brother Of the trusts.
However these things be, the big pa
pers of the country are taking Wood
row Wilson's candidacy for governor
of New Jersey seriously, and If he
should be nominated and elected to
that office his candidacy for the presi-
dency would be more serious yet.
Therefore he is factor to be reckoned
with
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-07-28
Wilson a Cleveland Democrat.

Woodrow Wilson was the friend of
Grover Cleveland. While the eX-presi-
dent was a lecturer at Princeton the
two frequently discussed politics and
kindred topics Their views were in
close accord, both believing in lofty
standards, individual honesty and cour-
age, both being old school Democrats
and both opposing Bryan Public af-
fairs are congenial topics with DIR. VIII
son, for. while his highest reputation
has been gained as an educator, his
chief interest is political economy and
government Possibly that is because
he was born in Virginia or because he
once practiced law in Atlanta, or it
may be due TO temperament.
Wilson is not only a political econo-
mist, but historian. some of whose
works have become text books. Among
others he is the author of Congress
sional Government" which appeared
in 1885 and Immediately gained him a
reputation as an original thinker: THE
State" which came out in 1889. deal
ing with all branches of constitutional
government: division and Reunion"
covering American history from 1929
TO 1889; Mere Literature and Other
Essays" George Washington" and a
History Of the People Of the United
States
Most Of these books are standard au-
thoritieS in colleges. and all Of them
show research. scholarship and in
places brilliancy. division and Re
union" while written from the view
point of the southerner. reveals a
breadth and wholesome Amercanism
that rob 1t of offense for northern read
orr
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Mentioned For 1908.

1t was in 1906 that Colonel Harvey
first nominated Wilson for president.
He threw it out as a mere brilliant
passing thought, like so many Of the
Harvey suggestions, but contrary TO
his superintendent his experience
It Caught on" All sorts of letters
were received from all sorts of cor
ners Of the land approving the pro-
posal For once in his life Colonel
Harvey had struck popular chord,
so he kept on booming Wilson.
True. nothing came Of it in 1908.
Bryan wanted that nomination, and
the Democratic party wanted him TO
have it. Now apparently both Bryan
and the party have changed their
minds and there Is 4 chance for some
BODY else "Why not Wilson, says
Harvey. so he tries for the delicious
experience of again striking the popu-
lar chord. But he has grown wiser in
the four years. He has learned that
the American people demand in the
presidency man Of some political eX-
perience. SO he decides TO try his can
didate in the gOvcrnorship Of New Jer-
sey and so qualify him for the bigger
job. At least to a man up a political
tree that looks like the psychology OF
the proposition.
Let us give Colonel Harvey due cred
it for one thing. He has again caused
that coveted popular chord to vibrate.
The talk of Wilson for governor is
buzZing all over New Jersey, and soon
the gossip of him for president will be
humming throughout the country.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-07-28

HUMPHREYS HONfEo. MEDICINE co. Corner
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ano fam iib riibmen, Mnerfennung
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pie i~iberbaupt fir ben Gtaat un6 oie
8egeno, mo- oie 8ertpanoten pobnen,
1T iii Deutiblann iebr Iebbaft uno es
1T nnmoglib, in Bripatbriefen eine
10 griinolibe @nffI6rut.g nno He-
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2iebe oneinanoer bineen. Sd
TONNE, iobalo ih Radridt 1obe.

2iebe aneinanber bingen. Sd
fomme, iobalo i6 Radrid)t bobe,
Die 5ebniudt paft mid meas1 ols
i1 es fagen fann.~
Sd lieB ben 8rief iinfeil. Sic
8uhitaben tan5ten Dor mei!rr mei-
men Mugen; mie ionte i9 cs anfan-
gen, ibr oieie allnoe ou bintcrbriu-
geni
Da fiel bel meinem baitiger s(ufe
iteben Der 8rief on @nne Worie 8l
8oben; iie bob ben aopf ullo Elf.
te foriheno gu mir biniiber. mo
lie iab, baB i1 MIDI getpaltlant 81
faiien beriuhte.
.9ante 8oiamunoe!" riei lie. iid
biideno uno ben 9rief anI1ebeno.
.Was ift's? Sdledte Nofridten
bon 4laus? gitte, ipridl" sic fnie.
te neben meinem 5tubl nrlo Sic
aneltpouen 9lngcn molten ols mel
mn 3iigen leien.
Stein, nein, mein 9ino'~ Sd
iuBte nod Dem 8riefe. oen lie in
Der 9ano belt.
Or lit ia ail mift" rief iie. bas
Shreiben, BAG ih idon ergrif;en. Ell.
Zig ipieber nebmeno.
(1ortietuau folnt.3
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Gin trener Hatoeber
tanr eitt fuQbrer Schof3

lit oas sebicsene 9euti9e 81rt der
@ettnngs =anfer", neueite nno perbeilers
te Iuflage, NIT bieIen lcbelstreacn
4bbiloungen, nelbes bon heiSen De-
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beipmberer Widtigfeit lit Dieics 8af
fur 9ente, bic iid perebelihen iurIlen,
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der Che leben.
Sebr flar uilb einfa9 belehrt oaiie!he.
mte Ueidlehtsleiben rnD ble id)reLsfls
den Soleen Der Su9enb, tpis: Sduihe,
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sate. Gaa por eaIb,n s.aen

Sitet Gnn ppr eaIben sesen RAJ
tarrb, Die, GuediiIber entbalten, %
Quedfilber iider ben Sim bes Geruds
5erftDren ullb bas sali5e Sbftem poIig
5erriittet miro, ipenn es bur9 bic idleiS
migen Dberffdhen %einbrinet. Go!dbe
Grtifel foIen ME auber' duf gerorouun3
gut berllfener @er5te eebrau6t tperbsn,
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oaB SIR bic d6te befommt. Sic iuiro
innerli6 aenommen nnb in SoIcbn,
Sbio, bon S. 5 gbeneb 4 60. gez
maht.
= @erfauft bon alien G~potbefen.
Rreis 75e Die Slafde.
Sau's GamiIiensginen limb bic better,
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Der @eridlt bes G6arterfomites.

Dns Nenner : Gomite, Dem Der
MaDor ben rteiien gbarter CUR Brit
Jung nno 8eridterItaftung iiberiDie-
len bate bat benz Staotrat ieinen
Neriht norgelegt. Das aomite
fonmt 5u benz grgebnis, oaE es bei-
Ter iei, tuenn Der Gbarter nid)i ange-
nonlmen miiroe. @s finder, oab
unter linn Die Maht gu iebr cenirali-
iiert uno Die ~ein5elnen &ommiiiare
nit gu GROCER Mndtbonfomnlcnbeit
ousgeltattet miirben. Damn finoet
es peribieoene nnpraftiide BERTH
glngen pnb @ioeripriife in ben Be-
ftimmungen oes CHARTERS. DaB crit
cine Hrimdrmabl uno oanii gleid
onr1uf bic eigentIide @ab. abge-
bolten iperoen ione, finoet bus 4o-
mite fir iberfliiiiig, 6a Ser aus
Der HrimdrpabI iieereif ~berporge-
go1lgere 4nnbioat in @irflihfeit
ihon gelp6blt fei. Mut Die Sni-
tintipc- u,lb Neferenoum- uno oie
Miidberufnngs- ginrihtune l0lt oas
2omite fir unprattiih. 9as
Hublifum neroe nit 5u pie[en Mb-
ftimniingen geplaet uno IN Hirf-
iidfeit maroe Die Mad)t Der aoin-
miifdre 10 groB iein. oaB Tie III
rem Milcn bod ourhieten unb bic
ie Dem @olfe 5ugeltanoenen aehte
iIluloriif maiden tpiiroen. 3ie Ve.
ftimmurlgen oes nenen Gbariers,
oaB fir .Sperorafts" in her gmrf
feline 3inien be5ablt perben oiirftenl
erifeint benz aomite ebeafaIs
uilpraftiih. Die Stabt forne oblle
oiele vSuerorafts" mabrenb gelpil-
fer 3eiten oes Snbres mid. ousfonr
men uno es fei nif)t meGr nls
reht nnb biGig, 0nB Der @arf fir
bic @efdniefeit, oas @elo porony
ltreden 3inien gepabrt wuroen.
Aud nit ben 5inan5peruoltungs-
beftimmlingen oes neuen Quarters
lit oos 8nmite niht einnerltan.
ben uno idlieBli6 finoet es 8ioer-
ipriide in ein5eInen 8erfiigungen.
gaes IN Mnem genommen fonlmt
bas &omite 81 benz S6luB, baB Gle.
fe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EN-
$40 lei uno bob es better lei, BEN
gerluh nit ibr nift 5i magen.
Ger Stabtrat nabm ben 9erid]t
eiuftimmig an.
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LokdIes.
Observation-Disclosures.

SSn Der 5taotratsiisune AM aton-
tag fonlen iii tpenige Mageiegeu-
beiten gum Ibi1luB. Die. Ger(eii ll1g
oes 8erihts ser neun 9Ireer Iber
ben acknowledgement &ontmiiiiolts-
Charter nobm Die meiite Sell III
Nniprud.
9as Jiaall5fomite, ourd Ben gpr-
iisenoen Ilberman Mauermo:lr, Re.
rihtete, Dab Die Subifriptiun I'm,
ter ben 8iirgern, i1 @etreii ciller
itaotiiden Wniif=& apelle, eineu ers
freuliden SortIdritt nebnle. 9ei Der
lesten Sisnllg BEG aomites ipuroe
Elm 4omite %erilonnt, pel6es aus Dem
Romite ltno 8iirgern beIfanb.
8alielbe miro ndhiten 0onnerItag
uieoer 5liamn1enfommen, neblt eli
mem &epraientallten ser biciiaell
Wu1ifanteuy rnb oonlt Neinen 9eriht
on ben Stootrat ousorbeiten.
Sn 8etreff beg 8open'idcn 81,
aentums Bot bas &onite nla lange-
re 3eit, 90 biele Nebenumitdnoe 81
beriidiidtigen ieien. Ser 4nfultf set
.SSn5el" miroe Die Nottuenbigfeit
oes Mnfaufens bon anoerra 8runo.
eigentum, lomie ben 8 oil BON
9ruden ~beoingen, UNI Die Berlin.
hungea nit ben anoern StroBe,
berauItenen. Muf Die Venubultg
Der Sniel fir Elm nnabhGngiges
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baben Die gigentiinler nod nitbt
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fabren.
9err Seat 0ucos biete. Ser
5tnot Elm Stid 2ano, lln9efehs 81
ader, gum 0erfauf an, o,.f meI-
dent iif elm fliebenoer arteiiider
Drummer befinoet, meIder ieit II
ssabren fGelid 100000 @alollen
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oaranf aufmerfiam bnB BET ser raid
5unebmenoen 9enolferuna Der Stobt
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fonlmen uno oieieg @ritnoitIf balll
bon groBem Nuben fem ipirbe.
9as 5inon5=&omite miro nlll nab-
iten Donueritag nit 9errsl Ducos
5u5nmmenfomn1elt, un6 ieinen gpr-
iblag entgegennebmen.
Die @alpeitolL 9arrisbnre alto
Son Mntonio gilenba1t mnroe at1-
eemieien, Ereppen bon oen seiten-
ipegen on 9ops 1lno gbeit1ilt 5trcBe
an5ubrineer, ba bas Nipea.l bieier
StraBen bebeutenb nieorige: gelegt
it, I'M SssntereIie Der @iIenbabr
Gin l1ebereotie an 9eea, inc
SHo-gireinia StraBe lpnrbe beor=
bert, ebenfons 6ie Meiniaung Ser
Gillespie 5traBe bon @eitriipp un6
Die Mufbeiierung zines balben 9lofs
an 9ft=NaDrtle StraBe.
Die grrihtung eites &aruiiels
auf oenl Sapmarfet Squars maroe
nidt geitattet, ba oiefes NIT ben
Medten Der SAMPLER in aonflift
fame.
MIoermall Snritb berihtete, bob
felt ieinem lebten piertel;dhrlihen
Weriht, neitere 5000 SUB Cement
Geitentpege eelegt leien.
Der Stootrnt faBte Weileios Ve-
Idliiiie iiber oas Mbleben oes Nfoer-
mans gIi Mrnouo.
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muroen BEN betreffenoen Ror1ites
iiberqpben.
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SStete ,inen W6rSer

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Appendicitis, nit pielen Opfetn.
aber Or. Sings Nem 2iie Bills to,
ten es ourh 8orbellgune. Sic mir.
Ten miloe ouf Magen, 2e6er uno
ginseipeibe uno eerbinoern Die Muf-
Itopfune, Gle Appendicitis berbei.
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apnsert bes Seetbopem-W Gunsraior.

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offnete am Sonitog obe1s3 ierue
oiesjabriee Soiion nit eineul iebr
biibl6en 8onSert. Ser Gereia ielbIt
lang fiinf2ieoar, Die fir bas Iultiner
S%ailgerfelt ousgemoblt ii1o:: set
bpnne" Don $. @rnit 9iidter,
ySriibling Ou goloene 3eit' pntl
gneelsfirden, uSn ser @alo-
idenfe" Don SeitenDpS a3nne mir
Den Jriiblingstraum~ bon 8rolilt5-
fp uno o@uter Slot" ben Muo.
@aglter. 0as aroiinsfp'idye 9ieo
fat uns ear nibt %eefulen. es tit
oenn oo6 in einem 5lt tripialea unb
babel laneneilieen Son gebolten.
Sebr biiblh lit Ser Cute 3ot" bon
8ogner, ollh Die 2ieoer Don gns
gelsfir6en ullo Seiten iino eben-
foqs redt gefdlIig. 9ie 6%eithnmne
uon Hidter lit cine feline, mir
fungsbolle Gompoiitlon, anr Iteat
man an cine u6eitbgmne" cigel1t-
lih groBere 4nipriide. gelunJen
lplroen bieie erite Drummer itne
Sic lette Gutter Mat" am 9e'ten.
9eiber maneelte es eeroos am
Somltag abeno an 8aiien. Gs Iebl.
ten perifieoene cute Stimrlen oe5
@ereins.
Gin aus BEN 9erren Morr, &om=
berg, 5bomas, 9abn unb gdnorf
deficiencies Streid=Qu intet. trug
5tpet groBere &ompoiitionen DOR.
y2Gnblid)e Serenabe" bon @ultap
Senien ltno ualeine normegiide
Suite" ben Ole Often. sas erite
lit cine bod intereiiante aonlpoii-
tion, aber nidt geraoe aulpre.
6eno, beito effeftpoaer lit hie 5:uei-
te. Ser lebte Sob oerleIben ntuBte
mieoerbolt meroen. @eipielt pllroe,
lpie oas ia ielbitperitanolid) lit,
por5iiglid. Sci Dem 5meiten @tucse
NOR Srdulein Sieeriit am &Iapier,
aub lie entIeoiete iid ibrer Mliga.
be in brilanter 8eiie.
Gin &err emmett 8ountree, Elm
[garitonidnger, lang mebrere Soli.
Der SEER, ben mir gum erItei. Mal
borten, bot einen eroBartieel @or=
trae. geionoers ihon iallo er ben
a@reiien=@ eiang@ bon Shubert.
Die geeleitung murbe bon 1einer
6ralt 1T lebr perltdnonispoler Wei-
lie eeipielt.
Ger geiud hes &on5erts hate
beiier iein fonnerl.
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NIIcrIci.


Cine Delegation ser Sanoels.
TANNER uno oes San an!pnip
automobile Club miro oal Ser.
Staaten 2anoitraBenzSngeniear Son
Mcclure nob CORPUS gbriiti beglei.
ten, i'm Sntereiie Der grrid'trng Ell.
ner guten 2anoltraBe 5pildben iener
Staot uno San Mntonio.
Sames 80. 2pnd, Der Erali.
bent Der uSSnternational Ippogro.
pbical linton peilt 5ltr 3eir ilt Der
Staot. gr fonnlt BON Sos Mnge-
les, mo er oas logenartnte Dynamite
8erbre6en unterinht bat. Ite bic
iige sdriftieeer-l1nion CAB iDln aa
gbren einen uimofer@ iii Sdols'
9aae. 9eute abenb bolt er III Der
SurnbaIe cine Neoe.
Or. gmgenio Dabne miro Die
Geeierung BON graiilien ollf benz
i'm Nobember bier itattfillbeiloen
Trans Miiiiiiippi Commercial
gongreB" pertreten.
6rau @1igenia E~6nnlpfnn.
@ifes9ieaie, 8emabIim oes Serrn
0apib @. Neaie in gittsIurg, Na.,
cine friibere Ginpobnerin nnlcrer
stoot, mo Tie beoeutenoen @runbbe-
lib beiibt, ftarb in ibrem @eila in
Bittsburg am Sppbus Sieber. nad)
neutrality-suspicious. &ranfenlager.
Gin Sremoer, oes 9aidenoieb.
itabls peroadtig, nurbe DIN 5uniet
9abnbof bon benz Stations-Boli3i,
item Sad WeDepitt, berbaftet nno i'm
Staotgefdngnis undergraduate. 3mci
Wdnner arbeiteten 5uiamnten, bod
gelang es Dem ginen au entfom-
men. Ser @efanee1e betelierte iei.
ne llnidulo uilo bebauptete, aufi Dem
8eee nod 2arebo gu ieiu. bate
aber feline 6abrfarte nad irgellb ei.
llem 8laBe BET iih.
@err ErofeIior 9. q. Etier=
ling aus So Grange I%tattcte uns
einen iebr angenebmen geiudj %.
o9es 2obrer 9infenben Woten
Setter in amerifa~, Neuer Ralenoer
fir 5taot nnb 2anb fir Dug Sabr
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philadelphia, 4a., be5oeen tpereen.
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INNER nit Der camille.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-11-22
TWO IMPORTANT
DEALS MADE TODAY

Today the deeds are being drawn up
transferring the Busch hotel property
from G.. W. Carty to Charles Stock,
and the new proprietor will take pos
session on December /.
Under the efficient management of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carty, for many years
the Busch has been the popular moder-
ate-price hotel of Winnemucca, and has
always enjoyed large patronage.
Charles Stock, the new proprietor,
contemplates making many new i'm
provements, and will endeavor to
maintain the high reputation of the
hostelry. Enjoying an extensive ac-
quaintance throughout the northern
part of the county, he will make the
Busch headquarters for visitors from
that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carly will leave for
California shortly after the first Of
the coming month, where they will
spend the winter.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-11-22

DAYS origin

Thanksgiving day in the United
States was first set apart by the
Plymouth Pilgrims, in 1921, in ac-
acknowledgement of their first harvest
in America, and perpetuated in many
states by an annual festival appointed
by the governor.
George Washington wrote the first
Thanksgiving proclamation and set
apart day in 1889 as a day of ma
tional thanksgiving. The custom was
not well established by that act, how
ever, for there was no national day of
Thanksgiving for good many years
after the one set apart by President
Washington. The first that partook of
that character was in 1923, in com
memoration of the peace with Great
Britain. Some of the states took up
the thanksgiving idea and carried it
but locally, but the first real Thanks
giving day, along the lines proclaimed
by Washington, as a national celebra-
tion, was observed November 26, 1868,
set apart by proclamation Of President
Lincoln after the battle of Gettys.
burg. This was 242 years after it was
first set apart by the Pilgraim fathers.
As the first. this was in recognition of
the years blessings, and it has since
been annually observed from that year
as national custom and has been
handed down in unbroken chain from
one president to another But it may
be observed here that presidents do
not always write their own proclama-
tions.
The newspapers and the ministers
get copies of the proclamations and
they are made public throughout the
breadth and length of this great ma
ton. It may be Of interest to many
to know who, if not the presidents
themselves, does write the proclama-
tions. s. Y. Smith, rather ineon-
spicnous gentleman, who serves his
country as chief Of the diplomatic
bureau Of the state department. is
credited with the honor of having
written them for many years. The
only one who wouldn't give Smith the
assignment and who preferred to pre-
pare his own copy was that independ-
ent American, Theodore Roosevelt.
That was probably because he wanted
to spring that good old biblical word
" "froward = on the grateful public.
We Americans ought to be proud Of
the thanksgiving festival, for it is
real heritanee of all who love their
kind. In nothing does the pure piety
of the honored Puritans show brighter
than in their institution of this day
Think Of how little of what we enjoy
they had to be thankful for. Think of
them as cold, hungry, desolate, far
from their beloved home in the wild
forests of the New World, with saw
ages all around them and sickness and
death making fearful inroads upon
their small band. But they Thought
on their mercies,' and had eyes for
these alone They worshiped the great
God with prayers and songs. They
ransacked their slender stores and
foraged in the woods and waters and
made feast. They called in their
Indian neighbors and invited them to
the first Thanksgiving in America. 1t
was a pious service. Who can doubt
that it was good and acceptable to
God.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-11-22
MAKES SURVEYS
OF new CLAIMS

Yesterday County Surveyor Sheldon
surveyed the ranches of Mr.. and Mrs
M. b. johnson and j. p. Grandell, six
miles south of town. All three OF the
parties mentioned have taken up $50
acres each and have already begun the
work of improvement. Yesterday, on
the johnson ranch, a well was drilled
for distance of IA feet, and would
have reached depth of from Is to
20 feet, where it is expected to reach
water, had not the machinery broken
down.
The Los Angeles party which visit
ed the locality last Friday, mention of
which was made in Saturdays Silver
State, took up an aggregate of ten
claims, and it is expected that at least
six more will be entered by parties
from the southern California town.