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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
@n6stjeueiter i 81. saul.

9amif Gu. lmtb. 81. Stcpbans Str
fc, &jprnet al OrleanS og Stepel1s
Street, @uostieneite bper Spnoag
6ormiooag ST. ii. Spnoagslfole
81. 9. - Sells Dlpisafer, 8reit.
@plsatba banif.norife &resbytert'
amer Strife, 1856 Ebomas ST., nar
&ice ct. 1onif @ubstjeneite hper
@gnoog 6ormo0ag &1. 1890 og EN-
gelif @uostienelte bper Ssnoag III
ten 81. 7.3O. @gn0agslfole SCI.
$50. 8gnnems6e bper Onsoag Mfs
ten SCI. 8 / airtens nnoerbpgning.
Mrel Maoien, 2r. tbeol. &aitor. DO
peel 491 CHARLES ct.
@Dnooens rorif epangeliif luther
Ie Mienisbcb, &iernet at nniberlitr
% Barf Mpes, bol6er @uostieneitf
bper 5gnoog Tormio0ug &l. 1890
oa Mften 81. 7.45. Sbnoagsifoler
mg6er SCI. 9 Gorm.
S @apellet pao &igrnet at @ea'
men % Carl @ts., er ser 5bnbags'
lfole bper Sgnoag @ftermi6oag SCI.
3 o. @uostienelte SCI. 7.30 aften.
5 9igbergs Sall, S74 &apre
Npenue, er ser @pnougsifole bper
Sgnoog @fterm. @l. 8. - g. =
Meque, &altor, $40 Capitol 8oule'
uar6.
Srefolbigbcbs norff epang. ll1tb'
Strife, Darlington % Sberbnrte
Apes. @uostjeneite bper Senoae
81. 1890 6orm. paa Norif og 7.45
Mften paa gngelif. Ssnoagsitole
og 8ibelflasie efter Seimes1egnos'
tieneiten. - @br. Spbilru0, Erelt,
$50 TulIer Street.
8etbania Strife, 81. Scents og So
reit street. @uostieneite afboloes
sgnoag Sorm. 81. 1890 % 9ften
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
Sabt @aoimm.

ct lille Stpffe Stadium blep 9dA
gen fgr Suleaften tat paa @aoenS
/ @oris, og Ser uolopes MI en- flor
8elpnning til 6en erlise 6tn0er.
StDffet er tro6s iin ubetD6elige
St6rrelie pur6eret til $4,000, men
bpoo Ser maaife mere eno 11oget on-
set oil biorage til, at oct foitbare
@run6ltof bliber bagt tilbage til ben
~retmasiige gier er, at BET er foo'
farligt at babe / fin 8eitooelie, og
8olittet bar ga ogiaa i lin Otter
lpsning ierligt benlebet Spmerfs
lombeben paa bette. 5tDffet boz
inolagt / en- 9gife at Blatin, og ct
8uo, iom ifl1loe bringe set til &ig-
beren, en- ln1abnt amerifmlf 2age,
fbopoe lagt 6enne / 2ommen. Men
ga ban naoebe 8eitemmelieSite6et !,
bapoe Maoiumet breot sui i 2om
men og bar tabt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

81. 7.3O. @per Gorsoag Mften @en~
nempoe i &irfens Yaiement. Spn,
oogslfole bper spnOag 81. -. 8.
S. Glagitao, ErGlt. @opal SAG
@orf Street.
Sen nurif=oanife Metbubiit Strife.
&iprnet al 8roaomap og 1876 ct,
afboloer tine @u0stieneiter lom fsl'
ger: Graoifen Spn0ag 6ormiooae
aIoffen 1890. Mften 7.45. l1nge
Golfs @pmortb 2iga: Ssnoag &ften
@l. GAS, og Iiterert @poe Sc tire fer-
lte Sirsbage / Maaneoen. 8pr1'
nemsoe bper 0nsoag Mften SCI. 8.
5 6. Sollefen, Naitor, 289 18th
5treet.
@mbstiencitc I ben nurif-banife
8aptiit=airfc, Sibrnet at Milforo
oq 0ooobri0gc Street5, bDer Ssn-
oag ST. 1890 1ormiooaa oa 7.30
glften. ST.. $50 l~1ng6omsmb6e
Gen norif-oanife Baptiitmenigbeos
Notwithstanding mgoer / lit 2otale
bper senoag 81. $50 gfterm., 81.
at Milior0 oa 8ooobrtoge Sts.
Song og Mniit al Il. S. Sangfor.
Mlle 9tanoinarer biertelig bel
for1re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
Micls &pngaarb Mieljen CT Mapnet

Miels @pn9aarb Mielien er Mabnet
paa en- ung 6anif Senorianger, 1om
Snle0ags Mften fang Genor=Soloer=
ne / 0ratoriet @esiios / Mu6itorirm,
og iom giorbe ualminoelig 9pffe peo
lin iialone friife og rene Stemme
Mielien er &iebenbapner at Tgoiel
og tilberer en- meget mlritfal1f 6ami=
lie, og bans 1tore Stemmemioler fit
ti61igt Ell grunoigt og ombpggelig
l166annelie. Otter at babe aftjcnt
lin gernepligt og giort Gieneite iom
2ejtnant / 2ipgor6en, fom @ielien
fer til 2on6et, bbor ban burtigt or
bei0ebe fig frem til en- oniet &la6s
blonbt 2on6ets be6ite Tenori angere.
Sans Stem er I'M / Cincinnati. Sat-
ten ipnger @ielien set iamme Earti
/ Milmoltfee me6 ct &or al 300
Stemmer, tilbgren6e Mrion M11iicol
Glib.
Snletrefeitcn Tom Mleranora 2oge,
g.. g. g. og Morbal6i en 2oge. g.
g. g. orrangerer f6rltfommenoe 2gr=
Sag Mften 5. 80. December paa
9onia &all, oil iiffert iamle Set
itore 6lertaI al Gonife / @inneapo-
lis til en- bpggelig Sammenfomit
&omiteen far forget for ct pragtf11lot
; Suletre, og mango Mars @rforing
forteller %, at Sc gooe Gamer al
Meran6ra 2ogen foritoar at ppnte
ct Gre iooIe6es, at Oct giper @jen=
ffin / ct 8orneeie. Saa bill Ser
blipe ct tort @rogram, | bpilfet Del
pnglte 9onif-M mertfa bill fau 2ei
ligbeb til at lngge fine unoerboloenoe
@oner for Dagen, erobioere 9anS
ON sSuletreet, u66eling at @obte'
o. +. b: Mbgangen til Sl1letreet ct
fri for 8rp6re og S6itre og oereS
@moafoIf. @I, $50 begpnoer Del
ct Suicidal for be bofsne / Sen itore
Gal, / bbilfet Me6lemmerne mel
@enner og befien6te fan 6eltoge, oa
til bbilfet M6gangen foiter IS Gents
for 6errer, 25 Gents for Gamer. S
ben lille Gal ierperes Gorfrilfninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

&cnsnins at &luafcrne. 8pin9e=
MGR Glonsiea bupoer, at ser meget
mart maa foretages cit grunotg
&ensning of 8pens bele 8lounpftem,
1oo frennt ma11 Til m0gaa, at Der
monae Steoer pil ife Ell Sneripem,
melle fra &loaferne. Set bill fomme
til at foltc ca. $4,000 at aienncm=
fere bctte observation-disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

5oribnnben en- l1ge. Manoag ii6~
ite ltge foripanot pluoielig en- rng
&ige, M1leen 1iiber, ID Mar garnn1el
% eneite 9atter at @bief @lerf beo
Greet Mortbern , Mlen 6iTber, fra
fit Stem, 203 @elt %l1niperiitp Mue.
Sun bar gaaet til en- nerliggen6e
@rocerpbutif, bpor bum bab6e BETS
let Ell &engeanbisning -pao $50, og
Ser fra til ct Meieri, bbor bun banoe
lat ct 8ur @elfeipanbe, men Ser
meo foripanot etbpert 5por al ben=
Sc. Yolitiet og 9eteftiper begpnote
en- @%fteriegning, og Ser telegrafere=
6es til onore 8pers Boliti. @en
iibite Man6ags @orgen, Sl1lemor=
gen, penote &igen tilbage til &iem<
met og oe fortnipleoe 6orelbre. Sum
erflere6e life at babe beret noe al
@pen, og at ingen bapoe fori6gt at
bortfpre Den6e, men at bun bar gaaet
bort paa egen 9aano for life at bpre
nbebageligbe6er / @iemmet, foroi
b1tn iummen n1e6 nogle ligealoren6e
&eninoer bobbe belbaret ct @auoe=
bile advertisement, u6en at bl1n SOC
Babbe tGnft paa at lutte fig til Gel
ifabet. Set beIe ipnes nermeit at
bore 8erneitreger, men al Sen Slags
Saabeligbe0er, iom forpoloer Sc &aa=
rpren0e pinlig sGngitelie og 5org.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

Protective Paten,s'' : s :: ;s sfS s:s SIS
paa Anmodning til opfindere. stor Erfaring. Person
Zig Betjening. Trade Marks registrerps. Skriv
idaR I Deres eeet Sptog til Beeler & Robb, 227
Mc0ill Bldg, Washington, d. Z.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

9anif' Observation-Disclosures
v5ullpiet" afboloer nor tie @fpoe oen
3. ssau,.ar hos Mrs. 9ucf, 1904
slqate st. Sag Soction ct. Gar
til Sesiominc ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

tet 2u,1cb og alt Eilbeber, ct so
Gents for @errer % IS Gents for
Gamer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
Mlbcrmrmbenc fprpaer &nbsettet.

@peus @oaro at Slloermen for afllut=
tet @ebonolingcn al 9l1ogetet for
fpmuenoc Mar meb set &eiltltat, at
set CT forbpjet meo $99,400 oper
set al Msiemblp peotagne @1,o9et.
@ubgcttet fon1n1er laaleoes op til
$4,193,S SOB. Ger bor fu11bet Neo=
ietteljcr Stcb al set al Mslcmblp neo=
taene Sl1ogct for @rano=, &oliti= oa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
Saa god som den bedste.
bedre end allie andre!

Det er vor Paastand for "Odin Marke
Mysost". delikat, sund og rig paa Nsrings-
stof. Forlang "ODIN BRAND. og lad
Dem like overtale, at en- anden err ligeeaa
god. thi en- Prove vii Devise Diet modsatte.
Dersom Deres Handlende like har den
paa Lager send os hans Navn og vi vii
sende Dem en- smuk Souvenir og en- fri
Prove. De bedes skrive paa engelsk.
AT PRIMoST vii vi anbefale wort Rose
Leaf" Msrke. vi fabrikerer ogsaa bedste
Slags PUlT0ST.
For FEN -Pakkeomslag tkun trade
marks) vii vi sende Dem en- elegant Sam.
ling af Bllleder fra Norge.
II. ]. drell Butter & Egg Co.i)
Johnson Creek. Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
0fnneapoIis.
SmiGtninsen siennem Minneapu=

SmiGtninger gjennem Minneapu=
liz Banter bar / set forle6ne Mar
belebet Jig til benpe6 4 Millioner
Collars 6aglig / @jennemlnit. Sen
1amle0e Gum for 8anfflarering |
MaretS SOB fommer life iaa liot ODER
.8illionmerfet taar. Sp til SirSSog
par Ser gaaet $t.052, 996, 1893 gicn=
11em uGlearing @ouie", bportil altiaa
benteltg pil fomme 16 Milltoner
Collars for MaretS ii6fte 4 Gage.
Sranflin glne. 2inien. 8praabets
4omite for Sporbeie beilutte0e iiolte
uge enitemmig at anbefale 8praaoet
%fplgenoe Suite for SEN fore laaeoe
6ranflin Mpenue 2inie: Granfltn
gpe. fra 8roer1 ODER @iSiislippt til
4tb Npe. g., ne6a6 4tb Mpe. til 11tb
|Street, poa 11tb ctr. til @ennepin
Mpenre. S @eiolutionen poalegges
oct Sporbeisielifabet at babe 2inien
ferbig for Trafife1 in6en ct Mar fra
@eioll1tionens @e6tagelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
St. Paul.

est. Paul Ndande" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

ttnsbomsfureningen al 1905 of-
boI6er @%ptaarsfeft Sbn6ag @ften 5.
81. December / 9ania lille Sall. st
fits lille NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
inoIeoer Soften, og 6erefter oil man
6anie u6 al set gamle aar og ct
.@tpffe ino / set npe. @omiteen
.p%naitaar, at ben11e Geit bill fomme til
at obergaa ollie tioltgere I &ragr og
&erIigbeo, og BET anbefales olle, iom
lite foretreffer at tilbringe MptaarS-
nat / Siemmet me6 itille 8etragtnin-
ger og &flaggelie at @ptaarslbfter,
at 1e in6om / Dania lille Sail -
ser bill man lite fomme til at fieoe
fig. 8ilIetpriien til Soften, in6befat=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

We'd Kjob e1ler Reparation At
uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

Set uDe 8Dcbarter er MI poa BET
narmeite feroist. Ser itaar fun
tilbage at %uoorbeioe &apitlet ON
.offentlige Mrbeioer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

8rDllmp. Sen 90. December eg-
tepieoes Carl @eterien ber fra 8pen
oa Clara Yeterfen fra Manotpt,
9fcbr., i 8ruoens 6orGlores 9iem.
81 snifer sc Mpgiftc til 2pffe!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

@m %ngscitmc (v9op Murlerp"C
Ser leccs al @ilocr CHARITIES, blep
aabnet 1irsooa Morgcn i 955 60
qerton Strcct. Mils 2ouilc Mrnolo
bar opertogct 9cltprelien al Silent
met, Ser fan mootogc % @prn /
Mloeren mclIem 1 pg 6 Nar. 9ennc
Sss1ltitution nil iGrligt fpmmc Mpore=
nc poo gitiioen tilgooc. Ser par
life mango @prn Sen fprlt tie Sag,
men Set pentes, at Yla0len pil bore
omtrent nptogct inoeu ltogangen at
l1gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

Gm @ape til Set biitpriifc Selifab.
General 6. 6. MnorepS, Sefret9r
for Statens Ioritfomisiion, bar
ifienfet Staten Minneiotas biltoriife
,@ellfob en- perbifulb 6oragelie til
'6ets &ortretgalleri, nemlig ct le=
gemsitort 8illeoe at afopoe Song
Oscar II al Sperige. General Mn=
6rems par fra 1869 til 1877 Il. g.
Mmbasiooer til &orge og @perige,
og ga fam %fratraa0tc 6en11e Eoit, los
Song Oscar bam fal6c til Jig og
forere6e bam lit &ortrGt / 2egems=
%iterrelle, mes bans e%genbGnoige nn=
oerifrift. 8illeoet err omfottet at en-
forgplbt &omme, bpis S%perfont be-
rer en- lille &rone.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

Mirs. Nfinnie @pebringer, Iom Sen
%. Mobember / Mllen @otel blep
ifu6t of lin Mono, Gbri1t @oebringer,
iom efterpoo begif Selpmoro, 6g6e
S11leaften poa 8pboipitalet at be
@fu6ioar, bun bab6e facet / 2un~
gen. Ser bar en0pi0ere ite6t 8nel1<
monia til. gn al @uglerne bop6e
trengt Jig giennem Sen bejre 2unge
og lat Jig fait / &pgraoen, bpilfet
bobbe foraariaget, at ben neore Del
al ben6es &rop bar blepen aloeles
lam. Mrs. @oebringers Bigenapn
.par @ammelgoarb. Sun bar 9atz
ter al Sans s.. @ammelgaar6, 5000
3Otb Mpe. g. Sum par fun %
Mar gammel, og ben6es Man6 par ct
&ar Mar pngre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

&rofesior aarl 2arien. Com Sci
bill fees len on6en Spalte at 8laoe1
ier Samarbei6et mellem 8rofesio1
&arI 2ar ien og ~0anif=Mmerifani1
@elifab opbebet, og 8rofesioren bar
paa @runo at Spg6om life let fig
iitanb til at uofploe alle De engage
menter for Sore6rag, iom bar trufne.
Otter bpo6 me66eles %, bill bette BOG
lite foa 11ogen Sn6flpoeIie poo @ro-
fesiorens 8eieg Der / Sntllingbper1e.
San bill iom ti6ligere anmelbt bolbe
6ore6rag ODER @mnet Sort Soft i
&rigens Gage" 2br6ag 5. 6. Saruar
8 Mften / &ibernian Soil, 70
@eit Serenity Street, ct. @arI, og i
Soil, Minneapolts, Seboag
s.. (. Sa1t11ar ODER v&igben-
bapnife Sfiffelier". set. Baul boil
beg 6oreoraget ,,n6er Danif Ting
6omsforentng, ! Minreapolis UNDER
ungoomsforeningem at 1868 M,1ipi.
rier. Com ti6Iigere 11ebnt bill bert
blipe en- Sellesipigning meb 8rofcs-
@orI 2arien Tom 9gresgieft 4
Dania lille Sail efter Soreoraget
Minneapolis, til 9biIte1t man poa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29

Smlcppiten bar ioar neret operpGl=
6enoe flor, meo0eles fra &oltfontoret,
1terre eno nogeniinbe fpr, og ifjpnt
ser par @~fstramanblfab paa ale
&ol1ter, lpffe6es set 6og life at faa
| ollie &oitiagerne no in6en Sui, emo
6og ser blep bengt / baaoe Scot og
Sag. Mapnlig gift set ub oper Sltle-
; fortene, at bbilfe Ser bar opitablet
beIe 8unfer / &oitfontoret, fom ben
te6e paa Sm6eling. Ser blep iaar
1oet ierlig @egt poo at foa iaa mo,t-
,ge 8affer iom muligt om6elt i1toer
Suleaften, me6ens @ortene fom
on6en &effe. Mf 6en @runb fom
mange moo 6eres Bilie bagefter Sci.
lig6ogen me6 fin 2pfenif1ing, mer
6erfor bar Sen 10 Iige go0t ment.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-11-07
FIRST HALF CUR
rent TAXES DUE

The first half of the current year q
taxes became due yesterday morning.
unless paid on or before the first Mon
day of December the entire take be-
comes delinquent, when the property
will be advertised and sold for taxes
by County Treasurer Hoenstine.
The total assessed valuation for the
county amounts to $11 ,421, ,435, of
which sum $9,66S, ,240 is for real estate
and $1,753,l95 personal property. The
total tax to be collected in the county
amounts to $205.625.42. In Winnemuc-
ca special taxes will be collected as
follows: Town tax, $2,95913 and sew
er interest an equal amount.
During the year County Assessor
Leonard collected personal property
taxes amounting to $6,792.0s, on an as
sessed valuation of 1890.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-11-07
ARIZONA WANTS SEAPORT
ON GULF OF CALIFORNIA

Arizona is not so much absorbed
with the idea of becoming state at an
early day as to be inaccessible to other
ambition. It's people are beginning
to think that the southern bounardy of
the territory is ineonveniently and un-
naturally located and that it ought to
be transported to the southwark so as
to give Arizona seaport on the Gulf
of California.
When by the Gadsden purchase of
1853 strip of territory was obtained
from Mexico and added to the south
ern boundary of what is now New
Mexico and Arizona. the boundary line
which started at latitude 81 degrees 20
minutes was run obliquely northwest
instead of directly west so that it left
the mouth of the Colorado river in
Mexican territory. Probably the
American negotiators did not know
clearly just what they were doing, but
it was contrary to American tradition
to yield voluntarily to another power
the mouth of great river which had
almost its entire course in American
territory. St is true that the swift,
turbulent and fluetuating Colorado lis
not very valuable for navigation pur-
poses, but its lower course is naviiga-
BILE and a harbor at the head of the
Gulf of California from which we are
entirely cut off would be a valuable
possession for the United States as
well as for Arizona.-Philadelp
Press
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-11-07
HOUSE NEXT DOOR
NOVEMBER IS

Any play Of Importance which is
produced treating that vital subject of
the intermingling of the races is
bound to bring forth storms of com
ment favorable and otherwise from
pulpit, press and public. In this re-
spect the play of "The House Next
Door" is no exception to the rule,
columns have been written about it;
pulpit and press have discussed it pro
and con. The Gaiety theatre in New
York and Powers theatre in Chicago
were packed nightly during its long
runs in those cities to witness this
much discussed play. The question is
one that is as old as time, but still al
ways new and second in Importance
to none of the great problems of the
day. In treating the subject in light
comedy way, the author has only pro-
nounced the strength of the play, tor
while one laughs and is amused there
is always a serious undercurrent of the
Importance of the project in mind
which in the subsequent ending OF the
play has brought the auditor an even
ing's entertainment both of pleasure
and mental benefit. These qualities
are undoubtedly why the play has
been one of the most successful of all
plays on this subject and makes it a
treat to be enjoyed by all lovers of
plays of the best sort.
William w. Mong will appear in the
leading role at the performance at the
Nixon opera house on the 18th in
slant.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-11-07
ALASKAN AGRICULTURAL
LANDS OPEN TO ENTRY

Any American citizen can go to
Alaska now and take up 800 acres of
agricultural land for homestead, ac-
eording to John p Walker, United
States land surveyor, who has just re-
turned from the north, where he has
been conducting survey of homestead
lands.
"We established base line and me-
ridian for surveys in the vicinity of
Seward said Mr.. Walker. "In the
valley north of Seward we laid out
approximately three quarters of a
township. We also laid out five town
ships in the country around Knik on
the north side of Cook inlet.
"We aimed to survey land in the
vicinity of places where few set
tiers already have established small
ranches, and in places likely to be
available for agricultural purposes.
Most of this land is good agricultural
soil, although the tundra is heavy in
places.
"Although there are several ranches
established they are all operated on a
small scale. Their products are po-
tatoes, turnips, rutabago, oats, barley
and a fine kind of hay.
GA homesteader can file on 800 acres
of agricultural land in Alaska as
against 100 acres in the states"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-11-07
GROWTH OF CANADA IN
THE PAST TEN YEARS

The Canadian census of 1911, which
has been recently made public, shows
that the neighboring Dominion has
made very handsome growth in popu-
lation during the past decade, al
though the figures fail to show the SEN
sational progress which some optimists
predicted. The total gain for the de-
cade turns out to be only 1,710,554,
making the present population some
thing over 100000. 1t is evident,
therefore, that the increase from i'm
migration has not been as large as had
been believed, and as the eastern prov
inces show in some cases an actual de-
crease and in others a smaller gain
than normal it is probable that there
has been some loss of Canadian popu-
lation to our New England states.
In comparatively new country like
Canada the normal increase from re-
production should have been at least
% per cent, which, if attained, has lit
tie left for immigration. 1t is there
fore likely that the claim so often
made that people from our western
states are going into western Canada
at the rate of 100000 year has been
greatly exaggerated. 1t is entirely
true, however, that the principal gains
shown by the Canadian census are ac-
credited to the great western prov
inces. These provinces have drawn
their gains from eastern Cana
da, from Europe and from the United
States. From now on this great west
ern section of the Dominion will dis
pute more closely with the older east
ern provinces the political control of
the Dominion. In the next parliament
the four western provinces will gain
twenty seats, while the eastern prov
inces will lose nine seats. This change
alone will be sufficient to cause re-
adjustment of the balance of power
Although Canadas s growth in popu-
lation has not reached the expecta-
tions of the more sangine, it is a very
healthy growth and shows that the
country is vigorous and prosperous.
That it will continue to grow is GER
tain, as the great western provinces
are as yet but thinly populated and
they hold out many inducements to set
tiers who are willing to stand the rig
ors of rough climate in return for
the advantages of growing up with a
new country. The building of rail
roads and improvements of general
means of communication are attract
ing settlers farther and farther afield,
so that there is every reason to expect
that in course of time western Canada
will be as thickly settled as our owr
great west.--New Orleans Picayune.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-11-07
5. P. FRfCTS LARC.
EST BRIDGE KNOWN

On the outskirts of the city of Sac
ramento, California, the Southern Pa
cific company is erecting steel bridge
across the Sacramento river that con
tains the heaviest swing span of any
bridge in the world. This span is 400
feet in lngth and it's weight is $780,
900 pounds. The entire bridge, how
ever, will weigh more than 10000, 900
pounds when it has all been placed in
position upon the heavy concrete
piers.
There are only two steel bridges in
the world that have swing spans that
exceed the new Sacramento river
bridge in length. One is across the
Willamette river and is part of
the Spokane, Portland and Seattle
railway system. Its weight, however,
pounds less than that of the Sacramen-
to river bridge. The Omaha Terminal
company operates a large steel bridge
across the Missouri river that has a
swing span $40 feet in length but the
steel is of much lighter construction,
the weight being only 100000 pounds.
The new Sacramento river bridge of
the Southern Pacific is a part of the
double tracking of the Hartman
lines. 1t will contain not only two
tracks for the trains but a concrete
wagon and automobile road. The
American Bridge company, which is
fabricating the steel work for the
structure, have records of numerous
heavy swing spans but none that can
equal that of the new Southern Paci-
fc bridge.
The piers for this structure were
sunk by the pneumatic process under
the direction of the Southern Pacific
engineers, and the construction of the
abutments, as well as the erection of
al of the steel superstructure, is be-
ing done by the company's engineering
forces
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-11-07
FXHUME BODY OF
MURDERED man

District Attornev Callahan. County
Physician Mangan and Deputy Sheriff
Muller, who went out to DEMO Satur-
day to investigate the circumstances
of the murder of George Duffurena, re-
turned to town Sunday evening.
Upon their arrival at DEMO, the
body of the murdered man was exhum.
ed, when it was found that he had
been shot twice in the back, one bul.
let entering under the right shoulder
blade, passing entirely through the
body and coming out between the Sec
ond and third ribs. The other bali en-
tered the body one inch above the
pelvis bone, coming out through the
abdomen. Either wound would have
proven fatal
From DEMO the party went to the
camp where the body was found. at
which place the investigations were
continued. From what could be learn
ed the date Of the killing was fixed at
October 16. Azparren, the shepherd.
er, who is suspected Of the crime, has
not been seen in the vicinity since that
date and it is supposed has left the
country. A good description Of him
was obtained, which has been sent out
to officers of surrounding states.