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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
ENGAGEMENT AT GETTYSBURG.

40 order has been Issued By Acju'.
Gen. Sale, In which be azed the place
fer the encsmfmsnt OF the Virginia
militia a! Gettysburg, and on July / TO
8, the state snd ustionsl troops will
gather for manotuVers on the historic
old battle grouud. The appropriation of
S29, 900, made recently by the war de-
partment to this 'tsle, iusures the attend
auce Of all tde VirgiOis troops, lat The
COST artillery will camp and practice
Fort Monroe.
Brig. G:D. william W. Wolher-
spoon, president Of the Army War Col
lege, has been selected to command ell
OF the troops in the joint encsmpmeut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
objection Oyerruled

Kansas @ ty, Mo-, April 2O-Jujge
Lstshsw today overruled the obj eclion
Of the defense OF DR.. B. Clarke HYDE, on
trial for the alleged poisoning of Colonel
Thomas s6ope, and admitted the t:st-
lmony OF the nurse, Miss Peirl Keller,
as to DR., Hyde's alleged criminal part
icIpatIon 10 the death CT James MctH
Huut1n by bleeding the latter till be
died. The deieute will make this one
ground OF appeal In case of conviction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL Re-
SUITS,

In the American League yesterday
the Washington team, rs usual, started
Oh its wsy for the cellar championship,
losing two games to BIsIou, the frat by
a score of 2 to /, and the second by
score of 5 to 4. Cleveland defeated Chi.
csgo by q score OF 2 to 1. All National
League games were postponed on &C.
ccu1t Of rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
Reports from Rome.

London, April 2O.-DIspatches 10 the
GENITAL News from Rome today say that
TIE press of that city unoficially an
nouuce, the recall of Mgr. Pigusteill,
the papal nnncio at Vienna, for bis call
upon Mr.. Roosevelt In Vienna last Sat
urdsy.
1t ia said the pope bad ASP ordered
Father Johnson, the B,lgian modernisi,
who wrote an eplogIttc letter to Roose-
welt regardiog the lsiter's services 10 be-
half OF C.tholica, 10 resign his Office and
retire ID monastery for three months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
Cougressmsn capron to Retire

Providence, B. l., April 2O.-Follow-
ing the example of Ssnstor Aldricb,
Congressman Adm B. Ospron, of the
Second district of Rhode Island, is
about TO quit public life, according TO
sunt acement made here today BY bis
intimate friends, on account OF III
health, Governor Pothier snd ex-Gov.
Gsorge H. Utter sre mentioned IS his
possible SUCCESSORS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20

A ten per cent. increase 10 the listed
price of all manufactured rubber articles
was announced BY The rubber hu't IN
New York today. Higher cost OF raw
materials IL assigned 81 the reason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
NV York Stock Market.

New York, April 2O-Ihe market showed
a weak tone at the opening with hrst priets
in the msjority Of issues Ia to rs below yes
terday's fnsl figures
The market was quiet and steady all through
the FIRST hour, with price changes generally
confined within extremely narrow limits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20

The bulls aud besra 90 the New York
Cotton Exchange sceuse each other of
being responsible for the government
investigation. Wien knsves fall cut
there is q prospect Of the tTu b being 81
caftsined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20

1t is said that Anthony ]. Drexel
and his bride, are boneymoouiOg st
FurIoug Lodge, the inaccessible place
Of George J. Gould 10 :he heart oiOsts'
kill Mountains,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20

Fifty yearsexperience of an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one Of the hest female physic.
isns and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for fifty years with never-fsil-
inc success by millions Of mothers for their
children. It relieves the child from pain,
cures disrries, gripping in the bowels, and
wind collie. By giving health to the child i
rests The mother. Twenty-Five cents bottle
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Wood
Coke
Coal

Be wise-Buy your fuel before the severe
weather. We offer best quality, promptdeliyery
nd lowest market price. Phone 90. DEW,
ATTCHEsoN, 1O7 south Roysl strtsi
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-15

on Saturday for st. Paul to visit her
sister. From there she will go to
Sprague, Wis.,, to look after their farm.
Mrs. Ruttle will be accompanied by
her two sons.
Geo. Dougherty of Bow Bells, N. D.,
visited Lawton last week in company
with his brother, ]. P. Dougherty of
Edmore. They were on their way
from Lakota where they had been
to visit their mother who is in poor
health.
Mr.. Fred Fish and his bride return
ed from their wedding trip to the twin
cities Wednesday afternoon. They are
stopping with the BRIDES parents un-
til their furniture arrives, when they
will commence housekeeping in their
fine home on Main street.
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'lAWToN,,
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From The Republican,

From The Republican !.
Jake Berkowitz has finished build
ing his new barn. ~ - .s ~'e.-'.
Jas. Donahue left on yesterdays
train for Crookston, MINI.
J. P."Lamb and Geo. Lamb Of Michi.
gan were in town last night.
| A. E. Moravitz Of Brockett was q
business visitor in town yesterday aft,
ernoon. -ss - >r.-..,.
o. Hagen is fixing up the old school
for a dwelling and will live in it until
his new house is built. -.
A. H. Woods went to Michigan City
Tuesday on a business trip. He ex.
poets to return in few days.
Miss Clara Johnson who has been
teaching school at Montrose, Williams
county returned home Wednesday.
Frank Carney came over from Graf.
ton Saturday to look after his farm
near town.. ~ .s5 81 ~ ;l..s5 s..@E {
/ G. e. Burgess Of the Burgess Eleva-
tor Co., passed through town Tuesday
evening In his auto, going north. III.
MRS. John Ruttle expects 10 leave
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with the families of Henry King and

with the families of Henry King and
LaMoure Freedom.
Boyd Freedom has accepted posi-
ton as assistant cashier in the State
bank at this place and took up his
duties last week.
J. @. Adams and family ran up from
Devils Lake last Tuesday by automo-
bile for visit with T. E. Morgan and
family.
Martin Benson and family left yes
terday for their home at Bismarck aft
err visiting here for couple of weeks.
Levi Briggs left last Tuesday morn
ing for Neche for short visit with
his brother.
Miss Ruth Lathrop of Mortified,
Minnesota, is here for visit with Miss
Irene Dougherty. -..-4
Mrs. W. R. Haig and family are en-.
joying their camp life at Chautauoua
very much: II +, ID. s..sgys. ..ss,s.... a., d,
"A. o. sather spent several days at
ChautaQlqua during the. past week, the
guest Of N. L. Greer.
L. D. Maurer and family are comfor-
table located in their cottage at Chau.
tauqua. ,....:
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BRockET
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From The News

From The News
Mrs. A. Bjorlie of Devils Lake, after
week end visit with friends at this
place, returned home on Wednesdays
train. =,
Enterprise township is having some
long road grade built; IA teams at
work on the east and west line near
Charlie Anderson's farm.
Misses Luella and Alice Springer
left Wednesday for their home in Be.
lott, Wis.,, expecting to stop at May.
vile for a short visit.
Aug. Olson, Erik Nurmi and Andrew
Hedman made business trip to Lako
ia on tuesday.
Erik and John Kyllonen were in
Grand Forks Tuesday where they pur
chased a large gasoline traction en-
CINE for blowing and other farm work
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hooker, Miss
Gustava Hukari and Casper Nygord
made an auto trip to Devils Lake or
the 3rd and 4th availing themselves
of the attractions on Chautauous
grounds.
NeWbre township is not a day be
hind others in road building, and Meth
er is Sauter in Walsh. They are al
aware of the fact that good roads save
endless amount of horse flesh and 6
dry season like this is the season tt
build them.
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NE|GHb0RHOOD NEWS
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3. MUNICH u
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MUNICH

(From The Hearld.)
Mrs. P. J. Antony is reported quite
I'LL.
Professional business called G. Grim.
son to Langdon Tuesday
Miss Grace sturtevant spent the
Fourth at home in Lakota.
Milton Kelly left last Thursday for a
weeks visit at home In Edmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Brant left Sat-
urday for their future home in Hamp-
den.
O. A. Drews, Sam Burnett and John
CROUCH were Cando business visitors
Tuesday.
Miss Inez Kelly came up from Ed.
more Tuesday to visit relatives here,
returning Thursday morning with her
brother Milton.
Miss Katie Ems left Friday morning
for Glasgow, Mont, where she will
spend some time visiting friends.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sper-
ling, Saturday, July 2, daughter.
Kasper Roth returned last week
from his winter sojourn in warmer
climes. He went from here to St.
Paul last fall, where he spent little
time. Then he went to Hot Springs,
Ark, and remained there until a
couple of months ago that he went to
the Canadian northwest.
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PENN
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From The Hustler

Mrs. Erhardt visited friends here
Saturday.
A. Kluften of Norway township was
in town Monday.
Mr.. O'Brien left for Bottineau the
fore part of this week.
Bill Jacobson of Norway township
was Penn caller Tuesday.
August Piper of Grahams Island was
Penn caller on Wednesday.
Miss Graft of Rolla, N. D., is here
visiting at the W. J. Doyle home.
Mrs. Francis Flynn and Miss Graft
returned Monday to their home at
Rolla.
j. R. Kollar of Devils Lake was down
Tuesday looking after his farming in.
terests here.
Mrs. Frank Gessner and son Elmer
visited Churchs Ferry the latter part
of last week.
George Bail made a trip to Devils
Lake last week Friday, returning the
following day.
Adolph Schultz came down from
Leeds the latter part of last week for
few days. visit.
DR.. Schuessler of Brinsmade was ov.
err on professional business the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. Boyle of Eureka, CAL, is here
on visit to her brother, W. J. Doyle
This is the first meeting that Mr.. Boyle
and his sister have had in forty years.
Miss VERNE Gloff, accompanied by
little Mable Gessner, left for Wolford,
N. D., on Thursday, where they expect
to remain a. few days visiting friends.
During the electric storm Monday
night, the chimney on the Schultz
house was struck by lightning. Slight
damage was done. .-a~-.. <.
Miss Vernit Gloff left Tuesday TO,
sheboygan Falls, Wis, after having
spent a very pleasant visit with he1
cousin, Mrs, F. A. Gessner.
Sybilla Stoesser visited at Gronna
NJ D., the fore part of the week.
Charley DeMars Of Grand Harbo,
was a Penn caller Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Bail was caller at the
W. J. Doyle home last Sunday even
Ing d..
Mrs. J. H. Gessner spent. Monday aft
ernoon at the home. of. Mrs. .Albeelr,
Gessner. 81
Mike and Henry Doyle, two of ou1
prosperous farmers, were Sunday visi
tors here.
Mrs. Frank Gessner is reported sict
with tonsolitis.
Miss Lenore' Thompson of Devils
Lake was visiting here the latter par
Of last week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-15
CHURcHS FERRY
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From The Sun
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From The Sun
Jim Davidson and Phil Wilson went
to o;' Chautauqua Monday for short out
ing. . ''>~' .'>1es* Ss .
Matt Englehorn enjoyed few days
outing this week at the Chautauoua
grounds. :
Mr.. Norman Nelson returned Satuur-
day evening from a business trip to
the Pacific coast. "
Gus Noltimier went to Rugby on bus,
mess Thursday afternoon, returning
in the evening. 8:'E = {. 4.
Mr.. Falger of the law firm of Burke.
Middaugh & Cuthbert of Devils Lake.
was in the city Tuesday on business,
Rev. G. L. Mcconnell spent the
greater part of this week in Grand
Forks looking after church work there.
John Thomson and Ray, also Mr..
and Mrs. Mccormick came I'D from
Chautauqua Tuesday for a short STAY.
Il Emil Berg Of Perth who has been
spending few weeks at the West Bad.
en- Ind, Springs is expected home to
day. Nv 1r$FTF(
Miss Georgia Chambers returned
Sunday from very pleasant weeks
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
8. Mcconnell. ~ r. & I-Ef} "}
Mrs. John Morgan, nee Hannah Nc
Donnell, came up from Grand :Harbol
sunday for a few days visit at the
home of her parents south of town. r..
Il Walter Fulkerson was up from Crary
Wednesday, stopping here a short time
On his way home from the burial of lii
nephew. 1zEs5,.sLjS ! ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Fulkerson. cam.
Iup from Crazy Thursday for q few
days visit with Churchs Ferry friends
They were guests at the Chamber,
home while here. .l.5F3% q
4 Mrs. ]. B. Steen and children lef
4 Saturday for Hatton for a few weeks
visit with Mrs. Stems parents. Mis-,
es Lulu and Jessie are also visitin.
there for a few weeks.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Filing Nelson, accom-
Z panied BY their guests, Mrs. 9. w
I johnson of Minneapolis and Miss Mel
I son of Baldwin, Wis, left wednesda,
for few days. visit with relatives a,
i Perth.
Mr.. H. A. Moe left for st. Paul or
1 thursday where he expected to Join
line excursion from Chicago to the Ma
:ldonal Hardware Dealers convention to
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-15

sTARkW GATHER
From The Times

>@AS = AAAOo
o. P. N. Anderson took his son Oscar
to Grand Forks last Saturday to have
an operation performed. They return
ed on, Monday afternoon.
Elias .Erickstad returned the latter
part of last week from Indiana where
he spent several weeks at the Springs.
He is feeling better since the trip.
>Haaken Huesby and Miss Gina Bri-
ness were married last Wednesday
evening at the home of Halyor Gran
east of town, Judge Hidden performed
the ceremony. T., .-,...
Editor Lndstrom Of Langdon passed
through here last Sunday on his way
home from his farm In Benson county.
A. T. Hidden and wife returned on
last Wednesday evening from a visit
OF several weeks at Mr.. Hilden's old
home In Minnesota. Mr.. Hidden spent
most Of his time fishing while away
and has some good fish stories to tell.
James Houff and wife were here
from .Minot Friday and Saturday oil
last week for visit. They took Roy
H ouff the little boy of W. H. Houf
With them, where he will make his
home for the summer. i 4, J .~: :.::,,
Pastor Meisel offlciated at two mar
rtages lately. On Tuesday of last weeI
Adolph Mikkelson and Amanda Gus
tafson were married and yesterday Joe
Adal and Clara Nees were united fol
life, Both marriages took place at the
Chain Lake church. s:=. 5.ss
Miss Anna Buck visited with the
Misses Title ana Petra Romstead fol
several days the past week.
q Mrs. Archie Currie Ii spending the
the season at Chautauqua camping
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From the Guardian.

From the Guardian
DR.. Craig and family visited relatives
at Edmore Sunday.
Carlton Code returned from Great
Falls, Montana Monday.
John Wade was a business visitor
at Grand Forks the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Brandt return
ed from their honeymoon Saturday
and will begin housekeeping soon.
Mrs. H. L. Mackey went to Devils
Lake Saturday and spent the Fourth
with relatives and friends.
H, F. Shipley and family went to
Devils Lake Saturday and enjoyed
camp life at the Chautauqua over Sun
day
Mrs. c. Morzof and Miss K. Morzof
of Niagara Falls, N. Y, mother and sis
ter of Mrs. DR.. Craig arrived Friday
and will spend few weeks visiting
here.
The drought is evidently broken a.
round here as this section has had two
very nice rains within a week. Every
thing shows a marked improvement as
a result
Martin Jessie, who has been second
man at the lumber yard left for Moose
Jaw Thursday to look up claim.
Miss Sylvia Mostad left for her home
at Wang, N. D. Saturday for a visit
Her sister is taking her place as hello
girl.
Martin Tappen and Oscar Void went
to Manitou Man., Friday where they
acted as the battery for the Langdon
team against Winnipeg. The game
was good one resulting in shut out
for the Canadians, not one of them
.getting past the first station.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-15

Chautauqua.
Mrs. G. e. Currier spent several
days at the Chautauqua last week and
the fore part of this week.
+ ]. B. Clemens went to Devils Lake
Sunday where he spent couple OF
days taking in Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mclean autoed to
Devils Lake last Friday where they
spent the day with friends and rela
tives.
VIM. Wright and children left last
Saturday for Bottineau where they will
visit few days with his brother at
that place. ..
Milton Kelly came down from Mum,
ich last week and will work in the Her
ald-News Office during the absence OF
Harry Johnson.
The Seigel and Wander Heiden fam.
lilies and the Misses Ruth Woldy and
Inez Kelly made another camping
party that went to Freshwater Lake
last Sunday. ~"
A. L. Tennis left Saturday for Law.
Ter, Iowa, where he will visit for some
time and from there he will go to var.
ious points in Minnesota. He expects
to be gone for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Hendrix, Misses
Nellie Rosine and Mildred Wheeler
Nellie, Bina, Willie and Eddie McLain
and Sidney Dahl drove across to the
Chautauqua last week where they are
camping and enjoying themselves for
week.
Among those who went to Devils
Lake last Thursday to take in cleo
! ton returns and listen to the returns
as they came in were, E. H. Griffin,
Martin Viger. Ole Hoghaug, Emil
Reinholt, L. J. Rigelstad and two sons,
Andrew Moen and Jos. Mclean.
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Reinholt suffered a very serious accl.
dent last week. While playing with q
fork 1t happened to get to near one OF
the horses and it kicked him on the
forehead, cutting it very badly. The
Adams doctor was Immediately sum.
moned, and several stitches were
made to close the cut. The child Is
getting along as we'll as can be expect.
ed.
Monday evening there was a half
inch of rainfall in this vicinity, and It
has done much to relieye the crop sit
uation. If We can only get good show.
ers from time to time and reasonably
cool weather there is an outlook that
we will have considerable crop In this
part of the country. While some fields
are practically beyond redemption
there are many fair looking fields of
grain, and the later sown grain especi.
ally promises fair crops.
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WARWICK
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From The Sentinel

from the Sentinel
Editor Kirsch was business visito,
at the Lake Saturday.
James G. Coulter Is building large
addition to his farm residence and the
same will add greatly to the appear
ance of the place.
Rev. Fail and family were here from
Devils Lake last Friday returning tt
their home on Saturday. .''.
Chas. Anderson was business visi
tor at Devils Lake Friday last.
Even though the weather has beer
dry, there is some satisfaction in
knowing that there will be more thar
half crop of wheat, barley and oats
Flax stands very good show of com
ing out on top.
The Lake Washington church south
of town was recently dedicated. A
large number of the clergy from vari
GUS points were in attendance and the
occasion was noteworthy.
Joe Dutee left Tuesday on a visit
to California and other points. Joe has
no Intentions of moving away but
merely wants an outing and an occas
ion to get rid of some surplus coin.
T. o. Ellefson, who has been teach
Ing school for the past year south Of
Warwick is spending his vacation with
relatives and friends in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lollis and chill
dren returned on the flyer Sunday from
an extended visit to the old home al
Holden, Mo. J. L. reports a very pleas
ant trip.
We regret to report the loss of Otto
Casper which occurred Tuesday even
ing during the severe wind and electri
cal storm. Two Of his best work hors.
es we're killed and his farm buildings
greatly damaged.
Gust Berg reports damage to build.
ings and injury te horses on account OF
the storm Tuesday evening. The wind
was Of a cyclonic nature.
L. c. Wright left for the Zenith city
this afternoon where he will transact
important business.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Nicholson, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Richardson, Geo. Ander.
son, Messrs. Lowell and Knox, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Granner, Miss Burton, Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Dutee, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. l.. Rebillard, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Carter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wohgemuth,
Mrs. Samuel Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. E. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Wright, Messrs Ness, Orchard, Meyers,
and a large number Of other people,
either took in the Chautauqua or cir
Gus at the Lake this week.
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EDMoRE.
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From The Herald-News

From The Herald-News
VIM. Gibbons of Lawton was a bus.
mess visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Toomey took In
the circus at Devils Lake yesterday.
Harry Stevens of Park River is vfsi
ting friends and relatives in town this
week.
E. M. Crazy and son, Clayton made
a trip to Devils Lake and Crary Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Nyhus and son
Earl took in the circus at Devils Lake
yesterday.
Mrs. R. A. Ogilvie and two little nice
es are spending a few days at the
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Continued on page three
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-07-02

where high prices rule, are no
longer obtainable at the banks and
will not be until the government
has pat back into circulation some
$21, 100000 of old pieces of sub
sidiary silver now on hand in the
sub-treasuries.
The treasury has suspended
coinage Of small silver for the time
being, and although there is an
abundance of of bullion on hand, it
will not be minted until the present
supply of half-dollars, quarters,
and dimes is exhausted or brought
down to the coinage point" -
The treasury usually keeps IN the
various distributing stations up
ward of.$1OO, 600, 900 of; subsidiary
silver, and when the supply gets
down'close to that figure the minis
will resume. Last year during
July, August and S eptember, the
demand for small coins reduced
the supply by $12,OOo.OO0 and a
repetition of such a demand this
year would bring about the re-
sumption of coinage early in the
fall. ,i,.t>.,...s' +.
The only way that New York
houses with dainty customers can
keep up their old practice Of giving
bright new silver in change is to
pay the heavy charges demanded
on shipments from the minis at New
Orleans, San Francisco or Denver,
where there are still some unused
mintings available.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-07-02
Los VEGAS POSTMASTER
HAS SALARY BOOSTED

A sure evidence of the growth
of Las Vegas in business and popu-
lation is given by a letter from the
first assistant postmaster general
raising the salary Of the postmaster
from $1,000 to $500 per year.
The raise is based on the increased
business of the office for the year
ending March 81, 1910. It will
be remembered that the months of
January, February and March were
IN the period of business stagnation
following the disaster to the Salt
Lake road. If these months had
been normal ones the increase would
have been at least to the So, 900
mark
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-07-02
ENGINEERS View
IS new HIGH LINE

Chief Engineer Tilton of the falt
Lake and Chief Engineer Hood, of
the Southern Pacific arrived in
Vegas Wednesday morning and
took special train for Acoma, in
the Meadow Valley Wash 25 north
Of Caliente, where they began an
inspection of the survey for the
proposed new high line for the Salt
Lake route.
Upon the report of these gentle
men will depend the acceptance or
reje ction of the survey through the
canyon Beginning at Acoma they
will work their way over the entire
route which will keep them en-
gagged for several days.-Clark
County Review.