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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-05
CAMP OF JARBIDGE HAS
SOME FINE ORE BODIES
Interesting Description of Coming Gold
Camp Written by One on the Ground

The following communication de-
scriptive of the Jarbidge district, is
taken from the National Miner:
The full scope of the Jarbidge
district as great mineral section
is little comprehended by those who
are beyond the confines of this
excellent gold belt. Recently it was
the privilege of the writer TO visit
this section and under the guidance
of the Walker boys, peeped into
the treasure vaults of the North
Star the Success, the Pick and
Shovel, the Bourne, all splendid
properties, with great bodies of ore
of the milling quality. In addi-
ton to these mines with quantitive
milling bodies of ore there are nu-
merous good prospects throughout
that wide area and extending along
an eight-mile trend.
Notably is this true of the Tabak
group OF six full claims and com
prising about 100 acres of mineral
lied territory The group has an
abundance of water for all domes-
tic and for all power purposes
Part of these claims are covered
with the best of timbers Trees rat
ing from one 10 four feet in di-
ameter and from so to 100 feet
high OF the pine and fir variety
are on the property and much such
timber for mining purposes and
buildings can be cut.
This property is to the south end
of the district. Ii is only accessi-
Bile by foot trail. The group is
within three miles of the newly
connected wagon road from Deeth
into Jarbidge and road for a
moderate sum could he constructed
to the junction of the Deeth high
way. The lodges, goldbearing. trend
north and south with an easterly
dip having for footwall q quartz
lite with a hanging schist The
main vein Is readily traced and
has been prospected for 5000 feet
At points this mineral expression
is 40 feet wide. Values are main
ly in the quartz, sometimes in
oxidized, carbonate and chloride
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-05
ToNoPAH NEVADA SATURDAY AUGUST 1911

the 200 level of the ophir has
given some high average values fer
several days the past week, and
it is probable that the average for
the week will be considerably above
that of the last report. Portions
of this vein have proved to carry
very rich values as have been fire.
quently shown ever since the pres
ent workings were opened up. The
vein has been Ncnderful pro-
Queer during the past year or more.
On the 1900 the south drift has
uncovered some very good values
daring the week, and the production
should show an increase this week.
The prospecting work on the 300
and $500 levels has been pushed
forward, the south drift on the
2400 having advanced through
quartz and vein formation for the
week. The south drift on the $500
continues in vein formation and
birdseye porphyry,
Sinking below the 1850 in Con.
Virginia gives no change in the
formation and on the 2450 the
north drift is in vein formation.
The crosscut on the 1850 is driv-
ing ahead through porphyry. Pre-
llminary work in the new pumping
plans on the 265O is being adj
Nanced, and also in the old north
and south drifts on the $500 CT
the Ophir.
In the Union Consolidated the
north drift is being advanced from
the Mexican side, and is said to be
opening up a big body of low-grade
luartz. The quartz is more solid
than it has been, but the values
are still low. 1t is fine, strong
formation. The point winze with
Sierra Nevada is going down al the
usual pace. with little or no change
IN the bottom. The pump has
been put in place in the Wine
Removing the buildings at the
surface around the galows frame
continues at the Ward shaft, and
on the 1000, the Julia Cen. CON
meeting drift is following up the
diamond drill hole. In the Gold
Hill drainage drift the diamond
drill was sent through soft ground
md ii has been necessary to ream
md case the drill hole New gears
have been placed en- the 21OO sta
ion pumps and a new check valve
put in. Motors are being set IN
on the 2475, the centrifugal pump
having been installed. Cutting out
or the concrete dam on the 245O
Combination drift is about com
pleted
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-05
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA.
Reno, Nevada, 26th year begin
August IA, 1911.

Courses in agriculture and do
nestle science in the college of
agriculture.
Courses in the languages, history
and economics, mathematics and the
natural sciences in the college OF
arts and science.
Courses in mining engineering
and metallurgy, mechanical and
electrical engineering and civil en-
cheering in the college CT engi-
neering.
Courses in education, element
airy and advanced in the college Of
education.
The university high school, pre-
paratory to the college certificate
from recognized high schools ac.
cepted, general supervision by fa-
Guilty of all outdoor sports
For catalogue and Illustrated cir
culars address President ]. E.
Stubs, Reno. Nevada
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-05
RESULTS OF PAST WEEK
IN THE COMSTOCK MINES
Ophir Vein Shows Up Strong and Mexi-
can Hosting Large Amount of Ore

Report of the mines on the Com
stock for the past week is given by
the Virginia Chronicle as follows:
Routine development work, with
lack of sensational features, but
with excellent progress and results
at all points, sums up the situa-
ton in the local mines this week
and with a likelihood of an ore
output reported on Saturday equal
to, If not exceeding, that of last
week In Ohpir, the assays have
given some very good returns from
the Hardy vein, somewhat above
the average. and the same is true
from the 250O-foot level of the
Mexican. In the latter mine, work
is being largely concentrated as a
week ago, on the $500 level, where
advancing north and widening out
is in progress, preparatory to sink
ing winze below the $500 and
stopping above. No effort is appar-
entity being made for large ore
extraction for the material is broken
down in cutting out for timbers,
and taken as it comes, without
segregation. Some of the cars,
however, run very high in assay
value and there is large tonnage
OF second-class ore being hoisted
The Developments TO date on the
$500 in the ore are about ITO
feet in length, and vary in width
from - to 20 feet, and before
the widening out process is COM
plete, will be fully 80 feet wide in
places, all giving values from mill
ing to shipping grade.
Word has been received that the
electric hoist for the $500 winze
has been shipped from the coast.
which means that it will soon l.
on the ground 1t will be in
stalled Immediately upon arrival.
probably on the sill floor, and the
electrical connections made. Sinking
in the ore will no doubt be soon
underway after the equipping of
the hoist. Work in the stope is
largely timbering and building an
other chute at the south end. When
stopping begins for the mill. a large
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-05
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 5.-The
Knights of Columbus annual CON
venticn elected James A. Flaherty
of Philadelphia, supreme knight,
and Martin Carmody of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, deputy supreme knight.
The national board of directors in
cludes James McGraw of Oklahoma
City.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-05
MONSTER COMBINATION.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5-The Rob-
erts, Johnson & Rand Shoe com
pany and the ePters Shoe company
have consolidated with capital of
$2O,000.000. The concernewill OPP
cate 8 shoe factories and will have
$500 employees.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-05
FIST FIGHT ENDS IN
DUEL WITH SABRES

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Aug. D
\ lively fist fight to be followed
by a duel with sabres enli1ened
Yesterdays proceedings in the low
II chamber. An interruption of
q debate started a row and Herr
Pczigay, a Kossath partisan. made
dive for Herr Pal Of the gov
arnment side. The latter met Pozi-
gay half way. dealing him a stag
gering blow between the eyes. Con
fusion followed and the president
was obliged to suspend the session.
Subsequently a duel to take place
later in the day was arranged.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-05

tonnage will be possible daily. Con
nection with the 1900 has been
made by the 24O0 level raise, and
timberlng up at the point OF con
nection. AS soon as this is finished
work will be continued in the 1900
stope.
Stopping in the Hardy vein above
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-08-05

When Cupid shoots an arrow his
victim feels the culver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
SOCIETY
PROGRAM ARRANGED
BY ARI0N SOCIETY
Interesting Social Events FOR the
Winter Season Are Scheduled

The committee In charge az The
program for the Ari0n Society has
arranged a program that will ma sat
iHfactlon In every member Of the -o
clety The events have been ar
ranged ~ that short interval YAH
elapsc between each The program
and dates are ~ follows
Thursday. October %. opening con.
cert ana hall Arion SINGING Society
Thursday. November e. Kar.- NIs.
lie, afternoon "uchr" and evening
dance Ladies Auxiliary
Thursday. December .. kafr~ Wis
tie. afternoon cuchrr and evening
dance. Ladies' Auxiliary
Monday. January o. open house
from ? y. M until midnight
Thursday. January 10 kuncc Wis.
tie. afternoon cuchre and evening
dance. Ladies' AUXILIARY
Thursday. January -. Kanee Va
tie. afternoon euchrc and evening
dance Ladies' Auxiliary
Monday. February ~ Ar.on car
nivAl
Thursday. February - Members
evening
Thursday. March e. Karee Visite.
afternoon cuchrc Tor ladies and prize
euchre and dominoes 100 the evening
Ladies' AUXILIARY
Monday. April e. Easter concert
and ball Arion Singing Society
Thursday. April Is. karee Nisite
afternoon euchrc and evening dance
Ladies' Auxiliary
Friday. MAY g. Children's costume
party.
Every Tuesday evening will be- oh
served a. open house for the mem.
bera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
About People
sesements ef fnsl.Ieuais 20 srs
From the Ciu

Mrs. \ IS Gaas. ~ Pi,tsburg and
Mrs " O.. 'aETnl and daughters the
q .s-s, 81 ru. aud = llth. 90 E.ds's o,id
aF- in Ste4b-ntii'.. 60. attending the
funeral ~ mother and srandmother.
Mrs ktt'rca brownie
Miss Martha s. Graham. % che
SUNDAY school s--n, .atian. Will leave
tht- morning Cor Charleston. whore
sine WILL join General --rgstarg Arnold
and VIII a. rrmpaus him Co linton. iu
Monroe county. where The annual
'puntF Convention will Be- Iu session
thruugtouf SATURDAY and SUNDAY
Leo Hurzr left Thursday Tor Pom
'r"f. 90. where De- viii spend a roupl.
90 weeks 90. guest 90 friends and r.-
ltflN.-
Mis- liois Nan o.. Vert. - PITTS
burg i- tar guest q Mr. and Airs J.
b. Turner ~ Norfh " h,.iuc
'hi'f ru.'.l states Engineer D. ".
Alsta"'trr WAS 100 i1ttshlrs >"strr-
Miss Mar, S..t-. o. Marietta a
teacher 100 th- fIrh school 90 that
.ift. I4 spending mo w.,k end the
guest ~ Wheeling friends
After I.iuz a pa.--' .- relatives and
friends Boo fni- ,.t. fHr several ia, n.
ilafr. Morris i.ff last ,.,uiuI Tor his
home o. Ch.-t.rhiu CD
Afr H.rr, Maddox. = Richie
county Was Hlslr,-- caller ia
" h"-lrE ThIfsday
Aft.rurt Benjamin Ho~,ruinam has
returned from Charleston
Att.rn.. HlrUiI fireman who
has boon in Ft'snurE on l.ra h4~.-
r'rs Pas returned
Gcors. Suf,i D.. In Sew ,Nrs on
business
John M"n'rom,r, tH- genial f.p-
f'-'rflf.,. 90 far '|tt-tli. Bridge
.'mran.. Was FOO 900. sit, t.st.rIs,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
AT WELL ATTENDED
MASS MEETING
Representative Citizens Spoke Strong
y IN Favor Of Rebuilding
New Home
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
TO TAKE ACTIVE MEASURES
Active Campaign VIII ee Started a;
once. Urging Liberal
CortribUt

The u--- meeting of Che citizens
a' '-e carroll club last evening loo
take action uu me rebuilding of the
HON" ot far Good shepherd. that vas
destroyed ht tr- early Sunday morn.
ing Ta- attended ty several hundred
repre- s"atatiF" cItIfsu-. which lu.
,'adrt ministers of several deuomira-
lions The utmost eufh4-ia-m pre-
vailed and hat tAr home ~ ~ b., To-
uui' af au early da'" Seems posi-.
i've fact
To. meeting was presided over o.
Mr. Cecil a Robinson. pres .t.nt OF
The board 90 trade. ana iu h.s opening
remarks Do" stated thar 'he burning
az Do" home was great public
calamity. aud while the board of trat.
VAS not % strong financial orsaui7l.
ton. depending entirely on voluntary
subscription and tho dues 90: fbc mem
her-. DO had been called upon 200 The
past Co ac' 900 man, public enter
pris"s. this one was OK q very worthy
nature. ii- did not thlnb that Tie
board should be asked to take Thee
matter Boo hand bur orlt fo start the
machinery Ice voiced the sentiments
~ all citizens that better home 'han
the one destroyed should be built
Mr. Roy % Nay ior was chosen sec
Rotary. and read number of tel".
grams and letters expressing sym
pathy and financial ard from persons
unable to Dee present These we're,
from Governor ~ r. Glas-cock. RI
Rev g. q Domaine. judge Alan %
Robinson. Rev. William g. tlfort.
pastor of So John German inde.
pendrn; church. = 81 Klc. aud r. 90
Carney
Tho chair then called upon Nr e.
~ watkins VINO responded with O.
few remarks ON the good that fn.
Board OF Trade had done. and stated
thar fil- ans another on. of fhr links
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
Daf1def-if1e
Grows hair and we
can prove il
Hair Becomes Soft. Fluffy. Lus-
trous and Beautiful Immediately
After a Danderine Hair Cleanse
Get a rs Cent Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Falling Hair. Itching
= Scalp and Dandruff

A little Dsrdcrinc now will Immediately double
-lshe beauty ~ yogf har-N ~ a Hcreuce 49, dull.
ded, brittle ard acr.rEv iHsf nioisfrn cl1th viii
Dandcrine ans carefully drzs BE- through yoff hair
taxing one sral stand tirre The eject Is
immediate ard amazing your hair vii b Eght
> hufy ard watv ard have an appearance a ai.,.r.
dance an Incompatible lusfre. fnitaets ana f.rs-
nnnce, the beauty and SIMMER ~ trie bar health
Ty as YOU vii after an application ~ Dnnlr-ine.
you cannot hnd q uuEe trace Of dlrlriH or iorss
o. falling barr aud vour sap wiI rat it-h. bit
What I'll please rrost vil ~ after fevr weeks
use vhcn yuu vii actually SEE new tai-. fre ard
dcwuy a. hrst ycs-but rca. Isl new hsir-sp-ou,inr
ell over the scalp.
Dandcrine Is o. The hair vshat fresh showers a -s,
ard sunshine are 90 vcFrtatrr II gees rsht o. he
roots, invEoratci and rrcnCthsns thcn. Its Ef--
rrcducinE prorcrtes cause the hair TO GROW atar-
d4nt.y lorE. s-oug ard beautiful
Get q q cent borie ~ Knavton's Da-i.-i-s
from drug store or CO., rt c1l-tcs AID prove TO
yourscf tonight now-tfat vour hair is A. rr-sfv
rnd scit any-that u has been neglected or ni--t
~ careless treatment that's al-vou surely can
have bssusifui hair ard lots q b.. YOU vii isst
- httie Danderine. Re4l surprise awats va.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
WAR WOOD

Mr-. 5 o. Tyler. of Main street.
ave the fret Halloween party Of the
season ON Thursday evening a mum.
b'r OF her young friends from Martins
Ferry reached NurWroi about eight
O'Clock and repaired to her home. The
pariors Wery beautifully decorated
With autumn leaves and indian maize
4 large pumpkin. uIfh candles on the
in id". was uspnrIrd over no. din
Ink table. which was laden with temp
ting eatah.cs 4 number o. musicians
helped fo make up fh- party. and
some beautiful selections OF both lu-
strumcntal and vocal music v~r, den
dered during fh' evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

Thursday evening 81 their hone a
ben~ood. he evening Sas spe1t N
music snt cf1er am us-m~n.k and -
frrsnfn~rfs r~r- served TIE foi
loN AZ Yolnz people Ner- present
" $50 Florence DAVIS H.-la Noel
Corrisns kus'. Angela Roberts. N-uis
baafn berger. Editn Conway. Minnie
bell Aessrs- Lyle Morgan. Alvin
broS John Bo-rn~r. Earl Holmes.
Riley Dickey. Mezsrs ard Mescan-s
u l. Peclcord. Chas. B-rthsey. Lee.
lie Baumberger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

Janet Mos. Elsie Cook. Media Bert
-chy Alma NachWsn. Alma Haumtn.
MarEurif. Hood. Ruth Human. Dorr
- bison. Virginia Iorkheimer. CAN.
crime Ransom Wilma williamson.
Mary stephenson Mary Mcdonald.
iva Davidson. NIrg.uH Lop'r
Nessra Edwin -pears Warner
Marsh. Peabody Atkinson. Naurc.
Hluke. Bernard Horkhelmer John
Amirk. Earle Rodccr-. Frank Snyder.
Jimmy Archibald Barrett Brown. Her
bert Etz. Edward Bery. AL" BEL
sfrom Herbert Ueiatrom. william
Higgins Robert ulrrsf. lrW % NInkr
meyer. Chas Wiukemeyer. John COOK.
Arthur Bowers. John -rbeUferI'Iu.
willard Z.nu aud Cotton Iuscman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
ptAn Bridge Tea

A. To last meeting ID. TIE Fort
Hsnrl chapter. daughter o. th- Rev
oluriUn. con ri4tfee lac appointed %
which Mr. FRANK l.e- " Hupp AS
made Chairman. together vita Mn
TONer. Mrs Mea Rsmeler. Mise
Hlpp and Hiss Body. to arrange FOR
The annual bridge "a fo b. xfvel
a. the Fort Henry club on th- AZ.
ernOou 90 November a.. Much ~.
thustas;n - beilg shown and 90 IT,
sur- 20 h- one OF fhr largest events
% ths Fall season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

iosi and biz brother Carnello. were
today fentenced "a lie Imprisonment
after 'hcJ bad been found guilty BY
a jury 81 kidnapping nye-year.old
Angelo Mareuo On Aux 3 Mrs.
'oiOg"ra NicOlOsi. wife Of CsTmello.
wac sentenced TO seven years In
prison for completely and her mother.
Mrs. Blagia CutrOna. was acquitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

20 frfn. rlr.ar
SI NAkTS vs. So. Ort T. a 8
Weber. "a wriI knosu business man
1t '1is CIV. was suddenly called by
death Ffs- er1ay Hrarf failure was
'af cause Tie came here from Sis
.erst..I-. atere tor lime 1e man.
AGED me old Columbia theatre q
nife and one daughter survive Mr
weber vas manager % fhe Howard
hotel Be- vas engaged in the cafe
business ln Wheeling Tor q time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

William Reilly aud Lester L0nE.
tUo Au., boys Who reside az Love
land. found 90 mans solid gold ring
on ohio avenue on Thursday after
noon The boys Wcre playing 10 a
pool ~ water. and raised the ring on
tho point 90 sharp stick The iu.
itals % a.. Nerc engraved on the
inside OF tho ring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

4 meeting 81 The newly orrauizcd
sewing club Was held 90 the home "
Mrs = Ingram Thursday afternoon
and a list 81 names suggested FOR the
club. The name % CO. was chosen
and the society viii De- known under
that name Too The future sewing was
INDUCED 10 during tho afternoon ana
refreshments served The foiIoWfnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
Old Fashioned Dance

\ real old fashioned dance was
given BY the Warwood Amusement
Company ~ l.ahchs hall THURSDAY
evening. aud the large crowd present
was treated to the ola virginia reel
and the square dance. and a general
good time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
Cakr Market

The members az Mrs VIM Fr, 81
Sunday school class Will hold candy
and cake market 100 th" George x
Taylor store Saturday The affair b.
FOR the purpose ~ raising money for
the Chapiiuc street church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

Because 81 boiler went bad work
has been suspended ou Nm Davis A.
sons HoIL east oft Waraood. FOR the
pasf tRo days Repairs Vere made to
fhe engine. however. and 10 Ras
stated that eork would be started on
the veil agalu on Friday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

A me literary and musical pro.
gram ~as rendered AZ the North
street u = church before q large
audience The following persons took
part Mrs - T. OTTO. Mrs Ida Nolfe
~iebher Nr John u otto Miss Mary
Haley. Nr Alan % Robinson Mr.
Charles T. brand. Miss Caroline
HrandfAs- Nr Robert Darrah Miss
Edith EHrp. Mr. Howard Dudley Mrs
Elsie Fisher K.nch-ioe and Miss
Freda feiucr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13
ELECTRIC TRUST
tooatlna.a from rirn Pas.l

fhst the trust controlled the electric
lamp business ~ the country. r'Euiat-
.rE BOZ agreement fhHt pfi.. 80 whl'h
ai lamps were sold. tn decree Hrt rfa
900 r'Iatipushlp between th" General
Electric company and The Nafipual
li'efrir r,mu1ur Tho latter concern
ard au lts sutsifiari's ar. ordered
aiss.l.ed
Tf. ..utras's and com nations IN
tered iut, hy thr defendants. tho st-
f.rr.t -E. r.isl pointed u1t to-dat. arr
debated unlawful auI fhr tDmpari.s
-. srlnlu"d from entering into az
Agreements d. control The prices ~
Ir'aH descent lamps Thr tmpartant
fr.ur p.e VS. laid d"wu. according Co
ft, affurrtt- Esn-~aI that once 20 lamp
be- s.ii Do. manufacture the price
af which i' BEL rernIi IF dealer or
H.I..r must ia nrsr fY fr'" .umpefi-
ton.
VIII Be No Appeal
The decree wac a.luisssrd lu ty
fn- defendant rDmptriss and this
lI.ta fh. govern 1I.nf ft. moral ssr-
.airf. frsf ff-r. wif bs nu APPEAL
After fh. supreme COURTS decision Co.,
frs standard DU and Tobacco cases
&c., Wl.rsrsLam said. fne electrical
r.mparie- srrrraasi a wiiilnErsss fY
withdraw their original answer OBJ
tn- Eps rumsrfH p.tfiDn AGAINST
fI.m ald submit f0 decree Tho
matter Has rnrHiIarad by fhe depart
rsrf ~ justice and fHr attorneys fur
obi. defendants Throughout the sum
rI.r ff. deere. which wfa flnf fr-
.a. being evolved aF saflsfasfDrr f0
fl F..srrmDrf
rr.i. ara similar fr.rras against
other ordinations the Rntsrnmsrf fs
rrYsar.frE Uhi.h sra lssIs fD follow
an.rf.r with frr ..I4lff. rT.a - fne
fffrnIaffs concerned l..rea Ir
Obj. e..fnlrn W hp.faHfr Gro. -fs aa.
sDriafrn rase. against which tla gov
-Int.i. Ht -.a.. $500. u.s. tt f
.s nov ready fnr f.nE. me affDrras-
s.r.rsf announce. ard tho case wII
Alabama .ar ue secured fp enter fhs
decree
Hss va. Control
rp.. -inr % fh. electrical .ounIra-
zion. Nr Wi.-arehsm said De- ap-
r.ar.I -r control prs.fi.a.IU f- usr
.sr' ~ fnn electric lamp busln.ss
The 'rrssfiFaf1r rUf 90 nhl.n frr
s.f grew fhe aff0rrre neral .nr-
rr"r. I.sa.lral eleven rtfrr patent
r.as nf similar nature hr which
fr. lra ~ various electrical D..
.l..a ard e.rl. Isu ur~r ferf ard o.
which r.n. 20 frfa. l.f.rIsrta were
rHr'i~e Blt since ffa Ir-+if4f.Hr 70
f-s lf OH fh.sa r.rls hI.. been
Voluntarily Dissolved
Tll IrresrIrafIrr als1 disclosed
r.ra. frri. ard raf.u. a-rrr-I.r
between fha General E.rrtr.. conn err
and .rH. HesfIr srnIsr E...frI. Nrr-
lfarflrirE ..mrar- covering cube
s-arfaI. ftsir Whole 1leirrse hl+
'his agreement since frs irFf.flfinr
20 f-. er.f-rr1arfa sIf fas arrirel
rU Limitation ard raa r.f been ora.
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Contractor BERT Cameron ON Thurs
day removed fhe oii acu derrick and
ENGINE from fhe Geo X por-ch farm
The equipments viii b. shipped 20
kuzorr. o.
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members were present. Mesdames
Wei ilar. John Startling John Dono.
van. EdSard u-fenbaugh Thos be-.
ents,Igh. Homer Moore. Harry Eugle.
Mlu ono. : Cook James cook.
james Armstrong. 81 PiJtshlrr Mrs
idpaa. Mrs Dr George OTTO and Mrs
2 Ingram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

in The United Kingdom ,bore pcre
last year. according 'o official returns.
LsZ-f Mormuua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

IT," forestry service is conducting
active warfare against wolves. COY.
o'es. 9ildca's aud similar predatory
animals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-13

Leslie and Harold SIcEicr enter
tanned number Of their friends
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LIFE TERvs FoR
TWO NloNAsPsRs

Chicago italians Gwen Severe Penal
tcs-Womsn Given sever Years
CHICAGO. Oct l2-Guiseppe Nico-