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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28
(BULLETIN.)

Baltimore, Md, June Ex-senator
Shively was introduced and he placed
the name of Governor Marshall of
Indiana before the convention for
President. Senator Shively conclud-
ed his speech in an hour. The cheer
ing which followed lasted some
minutes, during which the Indiana
delegation, led by a band. marched
through the aisles. There were two
or three hundred rooters carrying
Autographs of Governor Marshall
and small American flags which they
waved energetically.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28
LONG FIGHT IS
PREDICTED NOW
Indiana DELEGATION
WAS STORM CENTER
Especial to THE TIMEs.)


Baltimore June 28.-Af ter fruitless ballot fol-
lowing all night session he democratic national
vention at 710 adjour ned until o'clock this aft
ernOOn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28

Ch
is o
the adoption the eBranr soIda a %
According % man, dhJ Heny, the DOSE o.
y
o o. more and %Ma ne oul mmd y a
the convent 70
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28
(BULLETIN.)

(BULLETIN.)
Convention Hall. Baltimore. June
rs. 3:15 A. M-The convention was
in a turmoil after the nominating
speeches began. Champ Clark was
cheered one hour and five minutes
after his name was presented. A de-
monstration for Governor Wilson be-
gan at 2:10 a. m. and is still In pro-
gress. His name has not yet been
formally presented to the convention.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28


Especial to TIE TrMEs)
Baltimore, June 28.-The
result of the first ballot on
democratic presidential can
didates was as follows:
Clark 44ON
Wilson ............324
Harmon l48
Underwood .1171a
Marshall .......... 81
Baldwin .......... %
Bryan ...........
SulZer ............ z
One absent; one not vot-
ing. Necessary to a choice,
l73O.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28

PLAN WAS
FAVORED.
Facts Pertaining to Orna-
mental Lighting System
for Business District Are
Outlintd at Mass Meeting
Held Last Night.
Hammond last night tackled the or


Hammond last night tackled the or
namental street lighting system in
earnest. The sentiment as expressed at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-28

ARE you -EADING THE TIMEss
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Continued on Page s.)
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
The Fallacy Of Voting
For w. B. Pace, for State Senator and
c. L. Alquist and George M. Baker
for the Assembly.

VOTERS:-In the selection Of your
choice Of men to represent the In
tsrests Of the county in the Legisla.
ture, It should fall upon those who
are willing and should abide by the
wishes Of the majority of the tax.
payers and voters of the County they
lssire TO represent. Under no con.
sheraton should your vote be Civ
en- to any candidate who Is favorable
to the interest OF one locality against
he expressed wishes OF the majority.
In the Primary Election held on
the 3rd day OF September there was
but one issue involved, and that WAS
the MOVING OF THE COUNTY
SEAT from Phoebe to Caliente. With.
out first learning the wishes Of the
citizens of Lincoln County-as men a.
piring TO represent the county in the
Legislature should do--Aessrs. J. A.
Denton, W. T. Stewart. c. L. AlQuist,
George N. Baker-Aspirants for the
nomination for Assemblymsn; and
Joseph Conway and ". B. Psce-ss
pirants for the Sanate;went on reeort
by signed pledge, under oath, ant
" which they nre still buond thai
IA certain sum OF money was raised
hey would vote for the removal o
the County Seat from Phoebe tt
Calieute.
The issue was fought and the n
salt Of the Primary Election, baset
ON the legislative vote. was ~ fol
lows:
On the total vote Of the County
including Calients
60 per cent VOTED AGAlNs'
REMOVAL.
/ "a per cent VOTED FOR RE
MOVAL.
On the vote Of the COunty-e1elut
ing Csliente
"a per cent VOTED AGAlNS
; REMOVAL.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
Democratic Legislative
Ticket Will Triumph
This Mnch Is Indicated By Reports
Received From All Parts of Comfy
Taxpayers Are Opposed To Comfy
Seat Removal and Higher Taxes.

The forecast for next Tuesdays
election in Lincoln Co. indicates an
overwhelming victory for the Demo.
cratic legislative candidates. Chas.
Lee Horsey, for state senator; and
A. V. Aee and James E. Price for
th. assembly.
The local issue-the county sea,
removal questien-has made their
election certainty. This much is
conceded at the home of the reaction
aries. who have attempted to saddle
upon the taxpayers Lincoln countj
a proposition which would bring
woe to them IL the Caliente contln-
gent were so fortunate as to carry
their point by electing their candi
dates.
The scheme was well planned. but
it has failed to carry water. and from.
all parts Of the county has come re
ports that the entire Republican leg
islative ticket is doomed to slaughter
just as 1t should be.
The nomination Of the Calente tric
was not obtained through full ant
free EXPRESSION OF the rank ant
file of the Republican voters Of the
county and the candidates will bt
repudiated at the polls on Tuesday
neXt.
Personally, Messrs. Pace, AlQuls
and Baker are splendid gentlemel
and good cidzens; but they have al
lowed themselves toibe 'tobbed" ant
: must. Of course. stand the conse
qrences, IL they could hAss- undon
WL,at they did do. doubtless the.
would have been only too glad. bu
they fell for the issue made Tor thea
and they must stand for 1t. .
the same time realizing that the
are face, to face with defeat
As to the other candidates. ther
will be some close contests and intel
est IL centered on the three.cornel
ed fights for sheriff and asaesso
and long term commissioner.
The Record has no fight to wag
against any OF the candidates--el
cept the Republican legislative non
inees and we do this because "
firmly and conscientiously belle,
that their election would bring di
aster to Lincoln county and It's pc
pie.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02

10 per cent VOTED FOR RE
MOVAL, s
The people have EXPRESSED their
wishes by an an overwhelming ma
IorIty against the selfish motivss
which aetpatsd certain eotsris
composed Of residents Of caiisn'
to In tho movement to remove ths
County Seat from pIoehs to caiisnts
and who also managed, flrst 70
Induce those candidates to pledge
themselves to the removal Of the
County Seat--besore ascs~taInine the
wishes Of tho MAJORITY Of the
people. In tho face Of those returns,
they sre stlii making the fight for
the removal Of the County eest.
When but l6 per cent Of the yot.
srs---outside Of Caliente---fsvor the
removal; and 81 per cent are aga!nst
IT. can you conscientious vote
for either w b. Pace for senator
G. l.. AlQuist or George n, Baker
for the Assembly. We say NO
For they must be judged by theil
pledge and standing on this ques
tion. II men who aspire to legisla
tive office will not abide by the wish
- OF the majority Of their consti,
uenis. what might you expect q
them II they were In office?
The movement for the removal c
the County Seat was born ID selfisl
ness nursed In lniquity and fosters
in Malignancy. That It's funeri
pyre will receive it's Just dues tn
vote OF every man should be records
against 1t so effectively that I,
spirit win not return for gener'
tions to come. You can do this b
casting your vote against W. B. Pas
for State Senator; G. l.. Alquist an
: George N. Baker for Assemblymen.
= pIoCHE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
his has held office In Lincoln Coun.

his has held office III Lincoln Conn.
Wy.
W. u. ORR. County Treasurer; res.
ldent OF Pioche. One term ~ Clerk
and now serving his fret term
az Treasurer--no relative OF his
has held office In Lincoln County.
o. II. SMITH. Sheriff. A resident OF
searchlight when first elected and
later succeeded by Jake johnson by
appointment. No relative Of his has
held office in Lincoln County.
JOHN EWING, County Commissioner
Resident Of Pioche. First term
AZ an elective officer--po relative
OF his has held office In Lincoln
County.
JOSEPH RoNNOW. County Commits
sioner. Resident OF PRnacs. First
torn ~ an elective officer
bis fathsr. years ago. served an hon
orable term ~ a County Commits
sioner.
JAMES RYAN, County Commission
or. Resident OF Calieute. Firsl
term IN office.
A. H. NORRIS. County Assessor
| Resident Of Caliente First tern
In office.
LEO A. McNAMEE, District At
torney. Resident of Calisnte. FRS
term In office--his father also I'LL
I'd the office Of District Attorney
cHAs. CULvEAwELL. Recorder an
Auditor. Resident Of Caliente. Tw'
terms In office An Uncle of BIZ
held the office Of District Attor
Rey In years past
| OF the foregoing offlos holders
thrss srs rssldsnts os SIeehs; on
hold elective offles beors; two o.
serving thaIv flrst tsrms, and n
relatives Of theIrs have held offleA
J OF the forssoiBs esfles holder
I fsur are residents ~ callsnts; ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02

PANACA. New, Oct 3i--Prof q.
W. Miles spent last Sunday ut Calf
ente,
Chas Culver~cil passed through
town on Tuesday upon an election.
ecring trip to diff, rent parts of the
county. DIR. Campbell accompanied
him as far as Panaea,
bertha amblin has returned from
a trip to Milford and resumed her
studies at the high school.
p. A, Delmuc WAS In town Tuesday
ON his way to Pahranagat valley up
on an electione,ring trip
c.l..Carson came up from Calicnte
on Sunday.
The students of the normal school
gave a dance and candy sale at tho
hall last Friday night. The dance
; was we'll attended aud everyone enjoy
{ I'D themselves.A large number Of III.
i. oche and Ca,lent epcople were In
!. attendance.
o On Tuesday night last, Mr. and Mrs
Elliot Snow became the proud par.
1 ents Of handsome boy baby. which.
70 I'r. Carnpbsh Gays. welkbea eaxht
!. pounds.
The schools observed Thursday
,, Nevada Day--wtth appropriate exer-
lcises In the morning and by a half
@ holiday In the afternoon.
!. The Felices Horas club met Thurs
4 Jay cvneing at the home OF Mrs.
J. Grove Th, ladies who attended en-
D joyed themselves thoroughly.
A. VI Lee shipped car load Of
. hay to Phoebe this week.
4 Tailings shipments have been rcsum
. ed again from BullIonville
Mrs. Olive Reed, who has been
, very sick, Is improving
!. The high school pupils have begun
8 TO practice basket ball quite strenu-
y ously
!. Coyotes have been getting very
d thick lately In the vicinity OF Pa
r uarN
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
Pi0Che Court House Clique

In circular sminating from Cali
ente. but not signed, certain specific
reasons are set forth why the County
Seat should be moved from Pioche
to Celiente. and one OF the reasons
given 10 Ne following:
"eecauss the bvslnsss Of Lincoln
County for years past has been car
rIed on BY what 10 generally known
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
PiocHg SCHOOL kOTgo

This week closes the second months
work.
Rev. Palmer Of Las Vegas visited
the school Thursday and gave an In.
teresting talk in each room.
Admission Day was observed and
he following program was rendered
Song, America.
Admission Day--IIaroi4 Clark.
sons-"ship Of state.'
+ song--"America."
Pioche--Gordon Sawyer.
Halloween--Monto Levi.
Song--"Nevada."
The attendance at school Is almost
perfect. Each child seems interest
ed and is working hard.
The pupils OF the sixth. seventh
and eighth grades have formed bas
ct ball club, with Harold Clark. presi'
dent and Gordon Sawyer. secretary
and treasurer. The grounds have
been cleared; the baskets put ur
and now the team is waiting for the
arrival Of the new ball.
Tuesday Of las. week our sehoo
was honored by the presence of thu
normal teacher. Mrs. Cook and he
pupils; also by the grammar schoo
teachers Of Panaca. They spen
the entire day inspecting our worl
our building and our grounds W
were pleased to have thine with u
and hope this will not be- the las
visit from them.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02

hold elective office before; three are q
serving their first terms, and rel I,
atlves Of two Of them havs held a.
flee.
The circular states that the 'F-
oehe Court House Clique Ii composed
OF those who, In part at least. have
succeeded their Fathers and relatives
In Office Analyae It for yourself.
They also say In the circular sent
out that tho cost OF maintaining
County Officers and County govern
ment or the County Seat Is remov.
ed to Csliento) will be reduced to
such an extent as to materially re-
duce the rate Of taxation In Lincoln
County"
This Is susceptible Of but one In
terpretation, and that is. that II
the County Seat was removed 10
Caliente--and it's offices filled by
residents OF Caliente---the acumen
and executive ability they possess
(?) would be 50 far reaching. owing
to the benificent effect their eli
matte conditions have on the cers-
bral nerves. ~ to show them how TO
curtail the expenses of the County
Government.
It IL too bad that we do not pos
sess those tar reaching benificent H.
nanciaI climatic conditions in Pi-
oche: for It must be entirely with
the climate. rs the charge from Cal
ients includes four office hold
srs who are residents Of that place.
While the rate Of taxation has been
reduced nifty cents, II is not due to
) q reduction In the running expenses
Of the county: but to an increased
valuation Of taxable property. and foI
the benefit Of the public, the cost ol
maintaining the county governmen
|, for one year II shown upon q seper
. ate sheet. Advertisement.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02

To move your county seat now.
and put up a cheap class Of build
inSs, could only mean . HIGHER tax
rate to your people. and the build
inss would only be an sys-sore to
strangers and 4 disgrace to your
peopie.-FRANk e. cAFFEY, salt
Lake City. Utah.
Executive COMMITTEES, Phoebe. Gen.
tiemen;- wish to express my inter
est In the matter you are undertak.
ing and trust you may be successful
in your efforts 70 thwart the aims
Of designing persons who undertake
to reeklessiy involve the county In
large and useless expense.-JEssE
SIMMONS, Toit. Washington.
wish ! was In Phoebe to put In
a vote against h.-c. D. sTEiNMAN
Oregon.
II would be gross injustic,
| to have Z moved at this timed. w
HoLDAWAY. Long Beach. Cal.
Those caiienteites have some nerv,
to want the county seat. Why no
move II to Uvada2-p. L. VERT
HeiMeR, Salt Lake city.
am opposed to the propose
change Of the county seat and cor
slider callente the last place ON esrt
to take anything respectabis: no
to mention a County Court House. Pi
Naea might have been excused 70
trying to have Il located amid he
pleasant surroundings. But caIient
NEvER.-H. o. MAPEs. Los Anss,e
California.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
EXPERTS COME TO EXAMINE
e,o GROOM PROPERTY

H. c. Godbe and 4. Y. Smith ar
rived In the city yesterday from Salt
Lake accompanied by q Mr.. Brown
ing. an engineer In the employ Of
the Gum. Thompson company. Mr.
browning came, 1t is said tor ths
purpose Of conducting an examination
Of theGroom mines. owned by T. ]
Osborne, Pat Sheahan and William
Wheatley. and upon which deal Il
low pending.
Mr.. Browning, with Mr.. Godbe and
Pat Sheahan, will leave In the Homs
3ys auto today for tho scene OF
he examination. Mr.. Wheatley Il
low ut the mine.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
May Vote A. Ely

A plan Is on hand, II legal, for
he members Of the state polio eto
'ast heir votef in Ely. 1t Is claim
ie that this may be made possible
through the army law which allows
soldiers to vote when In the field.
This is believed to apply to the
state police as they are supposed
20 be governed by u. s. army resn-
lstions when away from home OF
luty.-Carson News
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
Good Reports Heard
About Nevada Utah

Affairs OF the Nevada Utah Mines {
&Smelters corporation are In O splen.
did shape now. and prospects point
almost to certainty that work will !
be resumed on the Phoebe properties
not later than December. according
to +. L. Godbe.. who has Just return
ed from New York says tho Herald
Republican. lie went there In the
interests OF the Ohio-kentucky In
particular. and Nevada Utah affairs
10 general way. Mr.. Godbe
said:
Il found everything pertaining To
the properties In very satisfactory
o,lldition 1t viii be only q short
time until all details will have been
brought up and there will be re.
sumption of operations not later shan
December, and work will be startod
at once. This will be- one OF the
most important things that has hap
pensd for pioche In long tune
Nevada Utah affairs arc now Ia
the hands of rrippe 4 Co., one OF
the storgncst brokerage firns In the
cast. W. d. Thompson at ono time
WAS connected with this house. The
Nevada Utah Is fully financed for ths
Inauguration of developments along
extensive lines, which include deeI
mining. 1t Will no longer be stock
jobbing proposition. Htg men ar,
now at tho helm, Everything will
hc on the square. All,n Fl. Roger
who stands second 10 none In thi
country AZ a mining engineer, III
Ii classed with such mne as BsAtt
!, and Hammond. will have charee
the development work. Thiw u Il
eli insurcS modern and thorough mi
Ing. The company Is financed
tackle any kind OF proposition.
II understand that the first wo
4 viii be started on No. sAs-t ~bs
the work VIII be- carried. t6 dpps
r A lagre force Of nen win no doubt
employed and there Ahould he ear
results.
Another matter which viii
3 welcome news to the local shay
holders OF Nevada Utah is the IA
ir that the new mon in control hive si
= nified desire to give the westel
't stockholders proper representa-
10 on the governing board. This IL
n step In the right direction. and vi
70 30 q long way toward insuring hs
10 mony OF action"
10 Relative to tho attitude Of easter
j. operators and investors toward wes
is ern mines. Mr.. Godbe said that Il
,s situation has improved wonderful
,s In the past few months. THE bu
,, iness men seem to DO little disturb,
pr by politics that they have almost ft
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
County Scat Removal
Some Opinions Expressed By Nonresident TAXPAYERS
Of Lincoln County,

II seems absurd to me that anyone
In Lincoln County, outside Of Cailsnte
should consider favorabiy for a mo-
ment a proposition 70 remove the
County Seat to calisnte. Every con-
slderation Of economy, accessibility.
expsdiency, beauty Of location. and
In fact every element Of considerations
administration Of County affairs, dc.
mands the retention Of the County
Seat In Pioche. The County 10 at
present equipped with a comfortable
ard eommodlous Court House. In
eiudins modern fIre-proof vaults and
modern Jail sufficient for present
needs. am sure the voters and tax.
payers Of the County will demand a
better reason for abandoning thsss
than mere private interests. The pro
posed contribution by caiIente bust
ness mon Of $4,000 ls a very nesiigi
bic quantity In proportion to tn,
great expense Of building and furnlst
Ing a fitting Court House with nsess
sary vaults and an up-to-date Jail
After all there 10 no good reason To-
II. nothing to gain by u, and every
thing to iose.-c. DEAN BREEZE
Los Angeles. Cal.
PiocHs PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
rALlMAN ADDRESSES A
LARGE PiOcHE AUDIENCE

Clay Tallman, Democratic NOMINEES
for congress, addressed large and
attentive audience at Thompson
iall last Monday evening.
The mAeting here closed MIR.
rallman's campaign In southern Ne.
sada. FNom here ne wont to the
iorthern part Of the state. going
yia Salt Lake.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02

at our doors. Capitalists are Ia the
market for good. legitimate mines.
Good properties need not 60 begging
these days. They tell me that the
trouble. now Is to find such properties
tor sale at reasonable prices. be-
liese We are on the eve of an era
OF active bustnses prosperity, and
that the mining industry will be a
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02

- the pioche Court House Clique,
who In part at least, have succesd'
ID their father and rslativss in Of.
floe."
Let u Analygs thsiy reference,
The present office hohsrs ere:
C. ". GARRISON, County Clerk; rss
ident OF Phoebe. His first term al
an officer and no relatives d
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02

.NoCeSD"f1 70 N"VfEo = -o'
This table Is matter OF cOnsid.
lrable interest to everyone at this
lime and will be handy for reference
liter the votes are counted next
Tuesday. Meanwhile. try and fig
ire out who will be the next Presi-
ltRt.t
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02

Jack Costello returned yesterday
trou Jsrbidge and Will commence II
a few days 70 do the assessment wor
on his mining property at Bristol.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
Rally At PsnaeA Monday

Rally At PsnaeA Monday
\ Democratic rally, the closing one
OF the campaign, Will be- held at
Panaca next Monday night. Chas.
Lee orsey, nominee fer state sena-
tor. will be the principal speaker.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-02
ACCURATE TABLE OF
THE ELECTORAL VOTE

The electoral vote OF th deiffsr'
ent states, under the new apportion-
ment bill passed by congress. Will
be as follows:
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-04-03
Eoretold In a Dream.

A fatal accident that was fore
told in dream was described
in an inquest at Old Hill, near Bir-
mingham, on the body of miner
named Benjamin Westwood, who was
killed at the Fly Collery.
His brother William said that
one night he had a dream, and
in 1t he saw his brother killed. lie
added 81 did not go to work the
next morning, for my dream
made me so i'll that ! was unable to
leave my bed. and have been unable
to do any work since.
"In my dream | saw a considera-
BILE quantity of coal fall from the
roof on to my brother, knock him
down and kill him. and from what
those who witnessed the accident
have told me, my dream was fulfilled.
did not go to my brothers house
to warn him, as ! was too i'll to leave
home. London Chronicle.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-04-03
Girls Run the Elevator.

Milwaukee boasts of something new
girl elevator operators, duly lcens-
ed by the municipal inspector and
certified to be competent not only
to run lifts but to make ordinary re-
pairs on them.
There are two of them and Trey
have solved problem for the Young
Women's Christian Association man
agers, who stacked up against a COM
bination of building with elevators
and a rule against men employees.
AS "the head of man" was not allowed
ito set foot in the Young Women's
Christian Association, the officials
had the two young women take a
course in elevator running and repair
ing, and now everything is lovely
St. Louis Tin es.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-04-03

The work of fish Matching by the
Government at the fish Matching sta
ton located at tee mouth Of the Sus-
quehanna River, off the shores of
tlis yincinity, has been more sue
cessful this season than for some
years past.
Up to this time there have been
2OO,OOO,OOO of yellow perch fry hatch
ed out and 64O,OOO,OOO white perch,
which have nearly all been distributed
in Maryland. There have been about
l0,OO0,O00O shad fry hatched and dis
tributed, which is largely in excess
of last years work-Elkton cores
pondence Baltimore American.