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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24
The BESl PROOF
honolulu citizens Cannot Doubt it.

Honolulu Citizens Cannot Doubt it.
Doan's Bpekaehe Kidney Pills were
lsed-they cured,
The story was told 10 Honolulu Eesf.
dents.
Time has strengthened the evidence.
Has proven the euro permanent.
Tho Testimony is from the locality.
The testimony is convincing.
q. f. 4ch0enfeld. 1922 al. Graf.
tan st.. st. louis, Mo, SAYS: az wan.
annoyed by pains across Ehe nmall Of my
back and in the morning, j was 40 lame
aud sore that could hardly get about.
The kidney secretions were too FIRE.
quent in passage and disturbed my rest.
After / Ind taken various remedies
without permanent benefit, heard sa
Doan's Backache kindly Pills and pro.
cured supply. The contents of one
box made a marked Improvement. -
(statement given September al, 1908.
A Second Endorsement.
Mr.. Sehoenfeld was interviewed on
November 20, 1910, and he said,
Whenever n cold settles ON my Kid.
news aud ] feel IN need of a kidney
medicine, ] take DOan Is Backaehe KID.
noy pills and they soon benefit me
can confirm all have over said about
this romedy.b
DoaB's haekaehe Kidney Pflh arc
sold By All druggists aud atorekaepers
~ % cents per box (siR boxes ~ sol or
WI 10 mailed on receipt 0f price by
me iiolllster Drug Co., Honolulu, whole.
shle agents for The Hawaiian Islands.
Nrh,filh'f ihr HhnH, IaHn 3 and 40
substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24

poured" through chntes, the method
being known as the "Tremie System. =
The contractor has to keep in touch
with the spreading of the concrete
over the pile heads in the bottom of
the excavation, and divers have been
sent down continually to watch it's
progress.
The concrete is spreading proper
W said contractor Smith Saturday.
ftphe work is progressing finely and
we. have increased the amount of con.
crete daily. We are also driving piles
in-the open section of the dry dock. y
Contractor Smith expects that the
pouring will be concluded in The
near future and that the water can be
pumped ont, Admiral Cowles has been
an interested spectator at tho drydock
during the past week, and is Keeping
inilciose touch with all .baiiding opera.
tiOns Of the new naval station.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24
FUNERAL OF AVIATOR ELY.

OXFORD, Iowa, October 2s.-The
body of Aviator Ely, who was killed
during a flight last week in the State
OF Georgia, was brought here TO his
home town and was buried yesterday.
The funeral WIS attended by the whole
countryside.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24
RACE WAR NOW
IS IN PROGRESS
Negro Kills City Attorney and is
Lynched-Gatherlnu Of
Armed Men.

COwETA, Oklahoma, October a.
A race war Of serious proportions ia In
progress in this district. Murder has
been done, followed by lynchiug, and
more trouble Is expected.
The affair started yesterday, when
City Attorney Beaver and some depu.
ties attempted to arrest negro. A
fight followed in which tho city at
torney was killed and two white men
were wounded. The negro was cap
tured later.
Negro Is Lynched.
In the afternoon a mob gathered md
quickly overpowering the guards, took
the murderer of Beaver TO the suburbs
and lynched him.
The negroes of tho district are
gathering into armed bands aud threat
ening to take vengeance for the
lynching of Beaver s slayer. A large
force of whites are patrolling the town
ready for any emergency,
Answer Call for Help.
MUSKOGEE, Oklahoma, October 90.
The serious situation at Coweta has
been reported here and call for help
from the whites, who are engaged in a
race war with negroes of the district,
has been sent to the authorities.
The militia has been called out and
are under arms, while large, band of
armed citizens, sworn in as deputy
sheriffs, started last evening for
Coweta.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24

ey to spend, will give me the money for
travelling expenses and informeN fees,
az well as agree 10 back me up in ease
Of damage suits resulting from arrests
Of Illicit liquor sellers, feel quite Ger
tain that shall be able 20 make the
liquor situation on this Island such as
II ahould be. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24
sPRAIHs

Sprains require careful treatment.
Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain .
Pain Balm freely. II win remove the
soreness and quickly restore the parts
70 healthy condition, For sale by ali
dealers, Benson, Smith s Co., ltd,
agents foF Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24
Believed Aid win Be Granted.
If Powers Consent b
interference.
IMPERIALIsTs ARE ROUTED
Panic in Picking, Emperor Hiding,
National Assembly Opens
Quietly.

TOXIC, October 2S.-Tt is stated
here on good authority that tho Chinese
government has asked military aid OF
Japan in the suppression Of Tho nobel.
lion.
II is believed that Japan is awaiting
the consent of the powers before con
senting to send her armies into China.
The ostensible purpose Of Japan in such
case win be for the protection OF Man
churia and her interests in tho Lian
Tung peninsula.
Imperialists are Routed.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2s.-A
special dispatch from Shanghai re-
eeived hast evening states that in q
severely fought battle at Kwangshui
General Yint Changes army of I'm
perialists has been routed.
The battle was followed by the vie.
torious rebels capturing all the artil.
lery, and impedimenta of the Imperial.
list forces and also taking possession OF
the city of Kwpngshui. sf
Rebels Capture Railway.
General Ii Yueng Huen's army OF
revolutionists, $4,000 strong, now have
possession of the Picking EilrOAd. An
that section of China has risen and
joined the rebels, except where the
Manchu forces still have foothold.
Panic in Pelz4ng.
PEKING, October ss.--Panic pro-
walls in this city. 1t is reported here
that the Emperor, Puryi, with the
Regent, Prince Chun, has departed from
the city in secret.
Admiral Sab, of the Chinese navy
has sent demand for coal for his
ships, rice for his men and for rein
fOrcements to man the ships He also
reports that he is short Of ammunition.
National Assembly COnyenaa.
The National Assembly opened here
today with Prince shihto as presiding
officer This was surprise, but it is
learned that the Emperor, through the
Regent, was deputized bysa secret ediet
at the last moment.
The official message of Prince Chun,
the Regent, was read at the opening
of the assembly. The message dwells
at length upon the desirability of all
the people as well as the deputies, OBJ
serving the constitution. No mention
is made in, the message of the revolu-
ton,
Admits Helplesmess.
LONDON, October ga special
dispatch from Peking asserts that Gen
eral Yint Chang, of the Imperialists
forces, has requsitiohed the govern
ment for more artillery. He is said
to admit that the, present efforts are
entirely inadequate to cope with the
situation in the South
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24
No One Allowed Aboard or on
Shore From the HonpkOng
Maru.
MAY NOT ENTER THE HARBoR
Doctor Hobby Speaks Plainly as
to Danger Due to the
Mosquitoes.
(From Mondays Advertiser.l

(From Mondays Advertiser.l
< X 4 y 4 \ &*# r X go y. X !
X Elaborate precautions are be- y
X ing taken by members of Marine !
X Hospital service at this port to !
r prevent any infection of yellow :
X fever coming from the Hongkong !
X Maru, which arrived from South !
+ America Saturday, and was found !
X to have the dreaded disease on ,
x board. The vessel is anchored =
x quite n distance outside the har- =
X Dor entrance and guards are post !
X ed to see that no one boards or !
i: leaves the ship. Thorough fumi- !
& cation is proceeding,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24
MANcHUs BEATEN IN
CLOSE FOUGHT BATTLE
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SHANGHAI, October ~, FIf
teen Thousand TeValuilani1b at
tackled ihe campa vi nenofal
Van ehona lbe leading Man.
chaIian gaelal and ~ aTmy
ieaaY End . haila Va feRshl
81 eleHe CLUSTERS Thf NaArhuf
Naif h4tffH and fteIT eamp
HaIf faniue4 ~ ffbals AeIna
leneHs sii sleaa ~ laf n
tHH6
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24

dn.riA iiHeun, Hn eight yeaf old tDy
~ llaWshlih Nhlle fldnH horseback
Inward Ngliaa Nailei feli over d lanH.
fif ml ianifi Airl Hna reGng The
hHiaf f4liinF N ass him, rolled oaf ~
ihn sos anl ftfsfrd dHih shlin Ne
HHiHHl hnhe lir hfft
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24

lWitHffMfni flHh mt hffH
IafHtl 'H hHHf iiHHall. 81 ladsfs ~
ifHHMi sfHiif iaaH iHHf faafaIfslaa
~ fHhl fHfi ID iif Afli fas4 naatla
~ ilal Hffaf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24
National AasemhlY Convenaa-
Admits Helplessness.

LONDON, October GA special
dispatch from Peking asserts that Gen
eral Yint Chang, of the Imperialists
forces, has requsitiohed the govern
ment for more artillery. He is said
to admit that the present efforts are
entirely inadequate to cope with the
situation in the south
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

road TO Hudson was opened ana Is
ready for business. This brings TINS
line to a point through the
nass and well into Smith valley
overweight and a half miles south
of Wabuska, beyond which latter
noint the line extends for about
three miles to the Mason valley
shelter site.
The line will now proceed south
ward TO the Nevada Douglas copper
property, not more than eight miles
distance. The cartain said yestef-
day that the first four miles OF grad
ing should not take over four week 5
time. while the second half will take
longer. but this half involves no
serious difficulties. The third sec
ton has been constructed n
railroad company should be at tn
Nevada Douglas ore bins within
ninety days. The weather for TINS
railroad work is pronounced by tn
captain os ideal there being no frost
in the ground at all. He also re-
ports that the Mason Valley com
pany is making splendid Roadway IN
the smelter installation the weather
being all in favor of the work.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

The announcement that seventy
i've million dollars has been ap-
propviatea for doUhletracking the
Hartman system between the Mis-
souri, river and the Pacific coast as
rapidly as the work can be proSeeat-
81 IS enc ~ the geed omens for 1911
The average citizen viii readily
grasp What the expenditure q this
vast sum VII mean to Nevada as Nell
IS the other states which vii Ne the
eeneaelarieS The decision is also
an Uasrriak index as Il what those
Who are sn touch With the financial
conditions ana seaeral welfare II the
oeUatrS believe IS in store in the
NAY II prosperity &aaas sAe asxt
few wears Il means an inproNe-
nseas IN business in al alrseaoas
a. Vel A. an era II eAsy moaey ana
Nesses feeling IN commercial
Ssrls&
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

living Is correct. To that confirma-
ton Is added the satisfaction of
knowing that the men who sought
to hand the public one by this means
overshot the mark and are them
selves the heaviest losers.
In storing away immense quanti-
ties of butter and eggs for the pur-
pose of creating an artificial famine
and boosting prices, the dealers who
went into the conspiracy were
gambling against nature. The ex-
p%erienee of others should have
taught them that nature plays with
more than one deck.
While they were storing up butter
and eggs and the people were paying
exorhitapt prices for what little they
could get. the COWS and the hens be-
gan to get busy. Suddenly the
Wholesalers found more new butter
and eggs coming into the market
than they could buy and store. And
the consumers had been educated 10
economiEe in these articles. Also
some of the food in cold storage vas
50 old that ii would soon be un-
salahle. There was nothing 10 do
, unload as quickly as possible and
taken the consequences.
Beyond question the cold storage
warehouses are a blessing. But the
advantages they oner can be used in
attempts such As that which has
A powerful argument is here
afforded in favor OF limiting by law
the length of time which ~nerishahle
foods can be held in reserve in stor-
age,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

The friends of woman suffrage
have achieved n halfway victory In
California. ny n vote of 80 TO ) the
senate passed Senator Bells eonsti-
tutlonal amendment calling for Il
statewide vote In 1912 on the right
of women to the ballot. The
suffragists are elated. and will now
carry the fight into the lower house
of the assembly. where it Is alleged
they have good reason 10 expect
favorable action.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

While = hank examiner was At
luncheon the other aaN the eNelalS
- TIE srWmhhRx Institution se NJ
parsSa IL hAve taken SaVsatSSe 81
his absence ana aectores the ANokS
Vita ~ tAeaSAt ~ Assenspssax ~
dictate We SaxSSsg tA&t herSte Is
contained 4 hlnt u car neWN AZ
Nesnse3 A&ak examiner, E&sSse
Howell II tAe S&Vi&eflSN ot nue-
NsaSnk = han SSn&W{SA 0SegtseRe
AASat ais SaNsAsex IL ~ ASH in o&Se
- emergency
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

NeVada's divorce LAWS may be lax,
full of holes. aud were apparently
made for the benefit Of these Who
believe MARRIAGE Is a failure" hut
her laws against gambling are all
right. Nevada is IL be eomplimented
on having officers who insist ON en-
forcing the laws Many California
cities cannot say as much MaryS-
Vile Appeal.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

As required by law Governor
oddie will call an election 10 be held
In this county to elect a senator TO
I'LL the vacancy caused by the death
of senator \. Z. House. Owing 10
the expense involved In holding n
special election and the fact that the
newly elected official would hardly
reach Carson City In time 10 be pres
ent at the adjournment OF the legis-
lature. IL is the eoncensus Of opinion
that no election will be held
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05
STATE CAPITAL Nor WANTED.
tine NeNasiA Town Thar ! Net An
AspirSut for the Honor.

Ths ehazzs made y a Reno paper
iAat Austin j. trying 2 saeure the
removal - zhe capital frem Carson
- tbs pl&es : absolutely false II
there : anything :. The universe that
Austin dos not wait. IL : The loca-
s5on - sas capital FoT fear that
ne A2lanrs ~ tAs STATE nay ne Sn-
p-ecsAte he deep convictions - the
PEOPLE o. AESzz uHaa EAzS saAaect.
We wdu pratt nsxr Nssk 5 series of
Interviews W1h Cur -cs- progressive
2srchautS In ahH1 HEX CIV fear
assS 8a1 u-elGfVoc&l xOtce n oaposi-
ua1 - the n2p2h's ez1--Ee II here
: &ax scheme as1nS A2Sesai s. she
5sgSxsuns 80 tcS. the capital on
A2Slln Il wEi - teGsAz to the
SITTER s-3
n Eee Miller. Nsw- 1aE Copper.
ncll rAn-E Sdes tss- acme town
s-c- sAfs calamity. fAsy lad as.ssr
AXE - ua 1t-hs- Az3 never s1ow
tAszr fAcsS Ia Rrs@ River valley
2Exin Because Ss1s,sZez - l.
understood ozR feT Al AaStia
w11Es 60 - 1Ec 2t.-a So wants &c
szosss or ne WzrE Te,yzks hillside
So wants 90 EreQE ard f % Eesa
MlsSa Sc proposes - re-
@Rf- 81 1S -tr- So H&-5S 10
s--ora-c
- e e- s1e e4 Ne &c
as s&zz q 6es - Wszuszaee2
~ Mr Battle N01-zE- mlgA1
ake s-S EvsT EsT
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05
Happenings In
Society Circles

Mrs. l.. G. Cannon entertained a
few guests informally at bridge on
Wednesday.
Mrs. f. p. Mills and Miss Mills of
Kimberly. were present at the Uni
versity Club dance on Thursday
evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Carpenter were en-
taininers at cards during the week
the evening being one of much
pleasure for the guests present.
Mrs. Ursula Han was the guest of
honor at n delightfully."- appointed
bridge luncheon given by Mrs.
Joseph Stevens at the Steptoe on
Wednesday; eight guests sharing the
hospitality of the charming hostess.
A number of the younger social
set made mp a merry dinner party
given by Mrs. Lane Pearl in com
pliment To her niece, Miss Elva
Dean. at the Vienna on Tuesday
evening: after which the guests
enjoyed the evenings attractions az
the Bio and the affair as a whole
was one of universal enjoyment for
the guests.
Another of the delightful Uni
yersity Club dances from which so
much pleasure has been derived
was given ut the East Ely auditorium
on Thursday evening. seldom are
there given social affairs flled with
more enjoyment than these dances
prove. and Thursday evenings
dance was only an echo of what has
gone before. The University Clue
dance was an enjoyable attraction
for a number Of people from MeGill.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Y. Jenkins. Chas.
zeigler. ". X. Freudenherger and
MeSsrs. (. h. Lakenan. Holland
and Tolhurst participating in the
pleasure Of the evening.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05
STATEMENTS or CORPORATIONS
Proposed Law Includes Both
Foreign and Domestic Companies.

fOlt1&n anu tBbllt>iIN tblfllfauit~
Assemhlyman Fulmer has intro
duced a bill in the lower house to
amend the act requiring foreign cor
porationS doing business in Nevada
10 publish annual statements 50 as
TO include domestic companies as
Well. and Al the same time providing
for their publication in daily or
weekly publications as Follows.
Section I. The word foreign
is hereby stricken from the title Of
said act and section on Of said act
is hereby amended % read as fol-
lows.
Section 1. Every Incorporated
company doing business in the state
Of Nevada. shall. during the month
Of January OF each year. publish in
some newspaper in the state Of Ne
vada. a statement Of its last years
business: i in 4 daily. fer a period
81 one week: and Il any newspaper
other than a daily, for ewo puhlica-
lions. said publication shall be
made in n newspaper either in the
county where lis principal agent Is
located and II there be 10 newspa-
per located In the county. the pub
dcation shall b. made in the paper
nearest its property or principal
agency. such statement shall be
singned hv the secretary or Other
daily accredited agent Of the con-
pany or corporation and shall con
tain the following Information.
ia Amount Of money on hand
A. the beginning Of the year.
ID Sources from which money
Mas derived during The year.
tc1 Purposes fer which money
NaS expended during the wear. for
what purpose AID total amount
ia Amount Of money on hand
a. TIE end ~ the yeA
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

san Francisco gets the Panama
Pacific exposition and not least
among the henehoiaries resulting
from the victory Of the western net
tropelis In securing the celebration
Of the opening Of the great canal
should he Nevada. This state did
her share in directing favorable at
tentien TO the Ray City. and now Il
Is a matter Of supreme Importance
that our citizens awaken 10 the op-
portunity and devise methods by
which the thousands Of exposition
visitors may be favorahly impressed
NTH the greatness aud wonderful
resources Of Nevada The same
energy thar characterized u efforts
in behalf Of san Francisco should
new he directed toward advancing
the interests OF our own state,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05
Reginnins today the Ely district

Reginning today the Ely district
will have an every day train ser
vice to aud from Cohr0 over the Ne
Naaa Northern. an innovation that
will be Welcomed hy all classes. Nc
communication With the outside
world on the nrSt day II the week.
has pnaycn \ great Inconvenience "a
many IN the past and the addition II
he Sunday train viii he II much
benefit ~ many interests
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05
rHE COURT AND THE TRUSTS.

February 20 will be awaited With
some concern by the big business in
,erests of the country. The supreme
eourt is TO adjourn 10 that date. and
there is n feeling that during the re
cess the members Of that tribunal
will arrive at Il decision in the eases
Of the Standard oil and the Ameri-
can Tobacco company. These cases
We're recently reargued before the
court, Moreover. the court has the
record Of the original presentation
by both sides A decision. therefore,
may he announced when the court
onvenes on thar day. which viii be
the third Monday in February
Ii is noticed that Wall stree, is
not looking for the decision With
such ~trepidauion as II showed a few
months asa, This comparative in
difference may es due either - a
presumption thar these bis eomeiaa-
tionS wtn b sustained. OF = a belief
that an adverse decision would have
very little adverse e1ect On them or
81 any other great corporation The
advance in The general line of stocks
Ssnce the beginning Of January
shows nat Aish finance takes a mere
hopeful view II the situation than q,
a3 in sAe latter part u lslo The
majority Of The active SoeSS are
AssAsg rem tASa sAey eeos u~O
mo,sAS ssa TIE Nsw Yevk Ssosk
ncAAnse Is aes breaking any
ree0raS for activity ~, he number
- als< are averaging higher han
sAey Cd hSs oesoser Of November.
A vsssat aae = q ssai q the eN-
sAsnse Showed 4 AssAsz ar.os tA&a
ASa Nv. obtained sstore &les shs
ssas.as & tstR. sAeztr as,sr ne
eo,arSs e tAs saa ozzaAlg u
isaS
Ia - rsSsas message IL congress
Ar Tar rssniasS s1a2 eFEzS auy
2-asa&@sat % ne 2ac-.eas, ast
Tais sAS see&a@ zssasr - ser sss
reaatr kass Sat see ia,
SsAsase AaS As ~ sac al 6.s~
* a1al - pzs cca-s AAnss
&swz IS 4aa n ~ 81 ara 80
Ascce case Il ssseS aAas as
Is uAs rso ee@aa.ss wAsA are a.
~,E Involved AEvs ssasaa IN
rvcvss TAs @sa a. ar
ssa& & ,Ase oczsrau, arr acs
sxezS ever Ia ss @ -
ve<esS IL sss-ai az sazs u
AK a =sse savszs vss & as
.1a1s
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05
nAIIN >rRrRRAN Trans

Leave Easr Ely fer Ely. a m
l. - -fs STE 10. So
s1as ne; tts5es-n n. lilo.
-@es as, sS5s 5tI 625-
secs tal5
MarT street. Ely. for East CIV.
a. ne s.2e. SIS: SIS
sizes iE a-n m l9sa1: 1 so.
->ies @st, SIS SIS. 6sEs
S-tas $slAs 1ae2
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

Several cities In oaklahoma have
prohibited an exhibition Of the lef-
frless1ohnson tlght by moving nic-
lures. No substitutes so IN Okla
hema they want the genuine article
or nothing.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

ratare Asssovy w8 r~oer& ia,
AssemANmSa AraN& i SSwerSaS
Sea@sv - sNe vanguard ser
weM&asS SasTsSe IN Nevada TA&t
xeatle@sa asr&aeS& he Gss0Saes
N tie &Wsr NrSaSA - TIE AS4SS.
sayS ~ pSSi Ws1S wANA : Satsa3.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

ed to give women the right TO par
tlcipate In all elections In this state
In the future. Mr.. Arnold Is now
receiving the plaudlts of the friends
of equal rights from all over the
state.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

One OF the humors OF American
politics Is the existence Of u class
who want protection for their own
products aud free trade for every
thing else.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05
Cull-Ar>E M CORNER.

rAe collapse - the cosa storage
satssr and exx eev1sr sN&k&teS tASs
sss sessvSl opsaEea - te cue ~
o&Ss0aSi cAaSe - he htka css q
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05

The legislature was not favorahly
inclined With the proposition 10
move the state capital 10 Win.
nemueca aud voted IL down. The
ARRANGEMENTS for improving the
present seat Of government can nov
move forward,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-05
NINE TRAIN.

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