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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-01
PRESS AGENTS TALK
OF THEIR SHOWS
At The aiisu.

Death-defying feat Of q. NJ. Ander-
son to be shown OF the Bijou tonight
and Tuesday.
@. NJ. Anderson, the famous director
Of the Essanay Western Stock COM
pany, and creator Of the we'll known
role OF "Broncho Billy" escaped deatt,
IN horrible form during the taking OF
a great subject entitled "Broncho
Bllly's Bible" one Of the finest Of
this splendid series and released June
l. The climax Of the picture IL q
thrilling hand-to hand struggle be-
tween Mr.. Anderson and Frederick
Church. playing the heavy" on the
very edge Of precipice This scene
was rehearsed number OF times with
out mishap and Mr.. Anderson had sta.
toned the camera operator across the
yawning chasm In = splendid position
for the filming OF the struggle. Realis-
Ing tho Importance Of the scene, Mr.
Anderson ordered Y rehearsed once
more.
After the preliminary incident Of
disarming Church through q clever
trick. Anderson grappled with him
and the two began their struggle. The
business called for quick break on
the very edge Of the precipice, In
which both men spring back for q
breathing spell, then again clinch. MIR.
Anderson called for the break while
his back was TO the yawning chasm.
Both men spraing back. then Church
screamed with horror at seeing Ander-
son stumble, fall heavily and disappear
over the edge Of the precipice. Church
fell on his face and peered over into
the chasm, then gave q shout Of Joy,
for large protruding treeroot, some
four feet down the side Of the cliff,
had saved Anderson's life and he was
clinging desperately to Il while his
body hung suspended in mld-air. A
rope was hurriedly procured by
Church and the camera operator. and
Anderson was pulled over the edge OF
the cliff to safety. suffering only from
the nervous shock and painful lacera-
tions about his hands. Nothing daunt-
ed. however. Anderson pluckily sent
the camera operator back to his place
and took the scene. but acknowledged
| after Il was over that II was the mar
| rowest escape OF his life. The scene
| OF the struggle Is beautifully shown In
| the film, and few who view II will
ever know what horrible death Mr..
Anderson averted by his presence Of
mind and good fortune.
See Il tonight at the Bijou
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-01
Circus Coming.

Did you ever see a baby elephant
racing around the hippodrome track
OF a circus with pony?
The chances are you have never
seen an act OF this kind. because II
the Sells F1oto circus this year and
was imported from Europe especial
~ for this season at no small expense.
Now when the circus arrives here on
Thursday. July I, you must certainly
come over and see this laughable per-
formance. even II otherwise you have
that tired feeling regarding that Of
the tinsel and sawdust.
"Muggsy" Is the elephants name
He Ii a cunning little chap II months
uid. who was brought over from India
last winter and trained In We big
hippodrome at Hamburg. He .said
to be the most apt pupil. which, \es
ever graduated from that great ins.l-
show speed that would make the Ordi-
nary race horse ashamed of himself.
His opponent in this event is little
| Sunday the smallest horse in the
world. and to see these two straining
every nerve for supremacy Is really
one Of the most entertaining and at
the same time ridiculous features ever
introduced under big top"
On the morning that the circus ar
rives here the usual parade will be
given.
II should be especially noted that
the Sells-Floto people still adhere to
their policy of popular prices. and that
the general admission fee OF 25 cents
admits to the menagerie and the per-
formance In its entirety. The regular
ticket wagons will be opened on the
grounds as early as 3 o'clock.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-01
WALLACE kNIoHTs.

Wallace. June Especial )-The
Wallace lodge OF the Knights Of
Pythias viii hold q big meeting to-
morrow evening In the lodge room and
. full attendance has been requested
The officers recently elected will be
installed ana there will also be an In
litiation In the third degree.
An invitation II extended to oil visit
!ing membefh and the master OF work
has urged the team TO be on hand
promptly At 8 O'Clock.
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SCHOOL, Of PACKING
TO Be ARRANGED
FRulToRoWERs CALLED TO
MEET IN HAMILTON JULY 6
TO FORMULATE PLANS.

Some DAYS ago The Missoullan told
Of the plans being formulated for an
apple packing school to be conducted
during the picking and packing sea-
son this year at several points in the
Missoula and Bitter Root valleys for
the benefit of those fruitgrowers who
have joined In the movement to raise
the standard Of excellence OF western
Montana apples by adopting better.
more uniform and honest pack for the
market. The plans for the packing
school were first announced by +. s.
Cooley. superintendent OF the state
farmers institutes. He has taken the
question up with the chambers OF
commerce and fruitgrowers' assoc'a-
tions In this section of the state and
the final arrangements for the school
are anxiously anticipated
Date 10 Fixed.
The Missoula Fruit and Produce as
ISOLATION is among the organizations
vitality interested In this matter and
yesterday Secretary George Baum
gartner OF this organization received
the following letter bearing on the
matter from Professor Cooley:
"Mr. George Baumgartner.
Missoula. Mont
Dear Sir: There Will be a confer
ence OF the managers Of the various
fruit marketing associations Of the
Bitter Root valley at the chamber of
commerce rooms. Hamilton. Saturday
July 6, at IL o'clock. Matters per-
tanning to the grading, packing and
marketing Of fruit will be considered
and plans for conducting schools ~
train apple packers to n uniform sys-
tenn will be discussed.
1T Is hoped that all interested In
developing uniform package and In
building up II good reputation for the
apples shipped from the Bitter Root
valley will be present. If possible.
make your plans to attend this con-
ference and extend the invitation 10
others who are especially Interested
in the proposition. Yours truly,
IF. s. COOLEY.
"Supt of Farmers Institutes"
Missoula Delegates.
The Missoula association will send
Secretary Baumgartner and Manager
Anderson TO Hamilton 10 attend this
meeting as official representatives. A
number of other members will also at
tend the meeting on their own
initiative. In addition TO assisting
with the plans for the packing school
the Missoula representatives will en-
deavor to get In touch with the fruit
growers organizations in the valley tc
discuss cooperation selling plans
The valley organization will be urged
TO help prevent the Cutting of the To-
cal markets, Missoula, Butte and 9th
er Montana cities. with cherries ant
apples this season. Foreign markets
promise to be good and prices Will b'
better for all concerned If the bulk o.
the local product Is moved away from
the home markets.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-01
POISON PREPARING
FOR NEW ELECTION

The primary election to select can
didates for the city election will be
held on July s. Two candidates for
mayor. d. J. Gillian and J. w. Clark.
have been placed In nomination and
the names OF four candidates for
commissioners. +. =. Browne. w. II.
Gordon, F A. Buse and j. B. Con-
molly. have been filed with the clerk.
The coming election will be the first
held since Poison recently adopted the
commission form OF government.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-01
A DAUGHTE

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George y. Weisel last evening.
Mrs. Weisel Is at the home of her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. John II. Toole,
on Gerald avenue.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-01
Football at Roman for Rent

Completely furnished with pool and
billiard tables. cigar cases. etc. A
good opening for the right man.
800 acres of fine. rich land, un.
improved. with flrst-class water
right. for only $40 per acre. This
land II located west Of Missoula
and about z miles from railroad.
Good spring on tho land. Terms.
w. H. Smead Company
Hieeins Dlsek.
Phene :t2 Rcd. Nsissevla, Msnt.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-01

Burned out a few years ago as use-
less rubbish, there now Is world
wide demand for the waste from
Spains cork factories.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-07
Official Primary
Election Returns

The primary elctc.e.I IL over and
tho men who are to De the standard
bearers CT the respective parties In
tie county and state until the date
OF hte general election In Noyemb, +
hGve been selecued.
The movement innugurated az Cal.
1elte, having for Its I,urposc th
satisfying Of selfish motives and
which involved the question OF coun-
ty set eamova!-reGartiess Of the
fact that such an undertaking would
Induce higher taxation--Vut an In.
important figure In The primary cam
Hign and some OF tho candidates
suffered severely as o consequence CT
tbs issue.
For instance, because Of the fac
with single exception. the Rcpubli.
can candidates for the legislature
wore all pledged to removal OF the
county seat and because Of the fur
thu fact that the southern Democrats
erdeavored TO Pull through their can
di,lates. also SO pledged the votes
were cast overwhelmingly for Dem
ocratic candidates.
The strenuous efforts put forth
b!A the Caliente adherents 10 Dc.
feat Chas. Lee Ho,sey candidate
Tor state senator, wero uf no avail.
They brought forth Uncle" Joe
Conaway--one of the best citizens
pf Lincoln county. VINO, until last
Tuesdays election never suffered 4
Aagle political def at But 1t was
never the Intention ct the Calients
boomers to stand by "Uucle" joe
Ha was simply brought forth as a
sasrafice; for had he dictated Horsey
for the nomination, II was decreed
Vat he should be slaughtered b.
'Bill" Pace In November. Face is
tho man Caliente wants: In the aenats
and it is he whom they will try to
eloct, casting al previous political
affiliations aside.
The following is the result Of the
vote cast in this county according 10
the official count:
state SENATOR
Chas. Lee Horsey. D. 2i7
Joseph Conaway, D, 1870.
J. D. Campbell. r, SO.
w. 3. Pace, r, 81.
Assemblymen-
J. A. Denton, D. so.
A. V. Lee. 2Ss.
James E. Price, D. 22o.
w L. Stewart, Sr.. D. 80.
c. l.. Alquist, r. 81.
Geo. Baker. R, IL.
Clerk and Treasur r
Chas. Culverwell. D. sos.
H E. Prudential R. 76
Sheriff and Assessor
T. ]. Harrington. D. %.
J. A. Nesbitt, D, 131.
D. J. Ronnow, D, 1876.
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Why Lincoln HeIped q Bua.

President Lincoln was walking with
friend about Washington and turned
back for some distance TO assist n
beet Ia that had got on its back and lay
on the walk, legs spru wing iu mir.
vanly trying to turn Itself over. The
friend expressed surprise that the pres.
ident, burdened with tho cares Of II
warning nation, should 1ud tims to
Spnre In assisting a bug
We'll" snid Lincoln, With thar home,
~ sincerity that touched tho heurts of
millions Of hiA couDtrymcn, 30 you
know tbut II had left that bug strnp,
Cling there on hls back wouldn't
have felt jur right. ! wanted 10 put
him on his feet and give him AL equal
chance with all the other bugs of his
class. "--kansas City Star.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-07
Canaries.

Sometimes Il cnnary's cont pptr .
pale, sickll yellow, Give MIN half al
ounce of ground red pepper. such as IS
used on your table aud let the bird cal
Y as he Ikes. In II week hell turn Il
heGutiful ora nge color Bird lice are
troublesome at times. A pinch of pow
dered saffron put under the wings will
drive away III" i"'st~ Gravel In the
cnee every day and Il dish nr topid va
ter for bath every other day are IN
disrensab'o to the singers health aud
happiness
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The powdsrino closst.

When capricious fashion ruled that
ladies' should wear only white hair
the color supplied by nature bsins
VI no tmportance--the operation Vt
putting on the powder made special ar.
rangenents necessary. These took tue
form OF n special room or cabinet. aud
In every house of any pretension
small chamber was set asids for the
exclusive use Of powdertng the hair.
! a curtain divided In the middle. 4
\ pDwdering stand 10 hold the bowl Of
powder and possibly stool were MI
that the closet contained, and through
this curtain the lady whose bead was
TO be powdered protrnded her head. tie
maid standing on the other side and
throwing the powder at her head BY
ineans OF powder putT. 10 preserve
The eyes and complexion mask was
held TO the face, Unfortunately. no Il.
lustration OF "powderiug closer''
seems to have been preserved. Courier
lie Loudres.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-07
PIONEER NEWSPAPER MAN
TAKES PRCSpECTOR

w r. Connell, an old-time Lin.
coin county newspaper man, has
t.Iis week assumed complete con
yrol Q, the Caliente Frospectoor and
viii cndoayor 10 make the paper a
I've PUBLICATION.
MIR CGnne.l takes over the plant
and & o4 viii cf the frospector news
paper ana ,rn people OF Caliente who
have engendered so much sectional
strife within the past few weeks
may rest assured that no Phoebe In,
ieress are identified With or
ciotate The Ioilcy OF the publication.
Tie Record wishes Mr.. Con.
Hell success in his new Held and
we believe that he will give the
residents of Ceiiente Just the kind cf
Il newspaper they want
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-07
F. A. DELMUE

Nearer forty tlan thirty years ago
the late Dr. n hard GAlnett took me
behind III" sc"G,s OF the British mu
scum was tItoughtless enough to
ask 'Nhat de- You do With the rub
biSh;" He turped To me with that
Qutint little smile and bow which many
people will reurtuber and said. Wei
you see, It's very difficult To know
what Is ruhbisi, today and quite i'm
possible 10 know what viii be rubbish
tomorrow George Santsbnfy in Lon
don Times
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$1,000 SICK BENEFIT

1900 Weekly Benefit for Accidenr
n Sickness: $1,000 for loss of liml
,r eyesight; $4,000 for Emergencs
Relief Benefit. Cost is $500 per yea
No other Dues nor Assessment
MEN and WOMEN between age
t6 to 65 are accented. Reliable com
pany with 800, 100000 State Depos
!; for the protection of Policy.ho
'"h and to guarantee the payment
.iaims. Write for further informa
ton giving your age, sex and Dc
npation. Address Dept AL Ameri
can Registry Company. Erie, Pa.
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Pounds and Francs.

New York banker has sou who /.
studying ART in Europe According t.
the New York Evening Sun. lie recent
ty received chble dispatch from hi,
London bunk saying: Your sou ha-
drawn II siglil draft on YOU for 20.0U0
Sliilll we honor it, The bankers n,
tr"lrh things all right: il it's pounds
send him home
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Cause For Q Rebate,

coIored uudertaker was requested
10 embolm the body Of colored mau
The wife OF the decen used asked what
The cost would be. tie named bis usual
charge, to which she quickly replied
Il think THAT'S roo much"
"hut II is The regular fee," protested
the undertaken
THAT may be-" asseuted tho widow,
but this sin't regular corpse Ny
husband mad wooden leg"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-07

pleasant social event of last Wed
hesday was the linen shower given
by Mrs. A. A. Carman in honor Of
Miss Dorothy Price, an early Sep.
tember bride.
Nine tables of whist being played
in the early afternoon, which was
Followed by daintily ARRANGED tea
II the cocr scheme of pink. The
decorations were also in pink, while
sweet peas, asters and ether sum.
mer fioWers were numerous.
The hostess was assisted by
MISS MARY Ann Price and Miss
Christians
Mrs fake Johnson won first arize;
Mis. II I. Freudentha second prize
ana Mrs v. J Campbell, the "old
MAIDS" prize.
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PARDON ouR DELAY
IT coUL -. BE HELPED

THIS ifsre q the Record ha. been
celayed Il + ching Its readers Oh
s1oant Il rash OF urgent Job
Wors and a lack of adequate help
when II vas needed While in the
nRdat of the rush. the linotype op-
orator which was imported. from Los
Angeles, left lib In the mrch. How
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-07
This Family 8kaIton.

Pop, w BOYS is going to have q niiD.
strel show"
~ es. aOu "
Welt rant We have the skeleton
old Mrs Gnddy says you've got In
your cIosr, to rattle the bones ~ bal
timore American
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-07

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
Srict Court Of the State of Ne
yada, in and for the County Of Lin
coin.
Benjamin Sanders, Deceased No
ice or sale OF real estate
Notice is heieGy given that il
pursuance of an order Of the Fourtl
Judicial District Court of the Stat,
l! Nevada. in and for the county
u Lincoln, made on the cath day
Of October a. D., 1910. In the Mat
ter Of the estate Ct Benjamin Sand
ers, deceased, the undersigned, the
administrator Of said estate will sell
at public auction to the highest bid.
DIR w. cash, lawful money of the
lnlted States, and subject to con
tirmatlon by said court, on Monday
the 30th day Of September, 1919, a,
i,wo,ye O'Clock NJ. at the front door
.. the court house, in the town o!
pioche, County of Lincoln, STATE
G Nevada, all the right. title and
interest and estate OF the said Ben
Jamin Sanders. deceased. at the
time OF his death, and all the right
title and interest that the estate has
by operation of LAW or otherwise, ac.
1ulrCd other than or In addition to
hat Cf the said Benjamin Salders
eeceased at the time of his death,
ia and to all these certain lots ,piec.
es or parcels Of land, situate, lying
ana being IL the town of Phoebe.
County Of Lincoln and State Of Ne
vada, and bounded and described az
follows to wit:
= All cf lots eight t8), nine t9l. and
ten tI0l, IN block thirty-two t32l and
lot tn,rty'two 1927 in block (30) Of
the Town Of riache. as shown by
the official map Of the Townsite OF
Pioche. County Of Lincoln, State of
Nevada, now on file In the office
OF the County Recorder of said
County Of Lincoln, State of Ne.
Vada; together with the improve
AAN-'NS 1h ttiiu iOlb Sltuhtt.
Terms and Conditions OF Sa'e:-Cash
lawful money of the United Stat
- Of America, ten per ceut %
the purchase money to be paid to
tbe auctioneor on the day Of sale,
balance on confirmation of sale by
said District Court. Deed at expense
of purchaser.
\. d.. 1912.
Dated this 9Th day Of September
A. D.. 1912
j. H. DECK.
Administrator
'h"e Lee Horssy. Attorney 1
Administrator.
Tirst pub. 9.7: last. 9-2l
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NOTICE OF AppIJr AuIcN ron

@Noi' secretary.
NollCE OF APPLICATION FOR
falent Survey No. 1920. United
states Land Office. Carson City.
Nevada, July %, 1912.
Notice is hereby given, that Geo
NJ Latimer, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Latlme,
and Elmer NJ. Bray, through their
lu'horized agent and attorney.ln.
fact,F. Il. McNamee. whose postoffie,
auaress rs. Chliellte, Lincoln county.
Nevada, has made application for
Chl'ed states Patent for the Min
nett d Hays No ! lode mining claim.
situate In the Atlanta (unorsan.
lzed) Mining District, County OF Lin
coin, State Of Nevada, being sur.
vey No. 1929 and described in The
iieid notes ana plat on file In this
oiiice, with magnetic variation n,
- deg ~ min, east, as follows
commencing at Corner No. whence
I. s. NJ NJ No Silver Park Minin.
Difiriet bears 5. 81 deg. a min W
SolS,Z feet
Ihence s. 72 deg 90 min L. 525. s
feet to Cor. No 2. Thence S. 8 deg
% min W, 1895 feet to Cor No
8. Thence N, 70 degrees so minute,
w. 54l.O feet to Corner Number
!. Thence n. 8 deg. rs min. 80 sec.
u. ll27.i It. to Cor. No. b the plac,
OF beginning. This claim is located
IN uhsurveyed Township N. X. 6s
4. NJ D. NJ. containing an area OF
1885 acres. This claim is adioined
by the Belle lode, Sur. No. 1915. on
the North as shown by the plat o,
survey
direct that this notice be publish
cd In The ploche Record al Phoebe
Nevada. Tor period OF sixty days.
LOUIS ]. COIN,
Receiver.
First pub, s-3. last, 1915.
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Ihe Perfect Arm

measurements Of perfect arm are
ss follows: The upper arm must he
onethtrd shorter than the forearm
fe circumference OF the upper arm
should be thirteen inches, The fore
arm nine inches and the wrist stx
inches New Idea W6mans Maya
zine
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Wouldn't [ at Him Die.

Rella tlr aid he would kiss ne OF
die in the attempt Dells--Well? Bella
He has no lie Insurance. and pitjsd
his poor old mother. Philadelphia TED
egraph
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-07

New york's cioth,no Factories

New Works. Clothing FACTORIES
II * said that the production oI
ready made garments Within a radius
0f twenty miles Of the city hall, New
Nork. exceeds by almost S2u,utHl,nn II
value he yearly output OF iron and
steel plants in the whole country
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Profi,ino by the Occasion.

81 met Pnuionie just now, He's aw.
fiily bad; eau hardly eat anything and
drinks nothing but water
She And didn't you like to invite
hin to dinner I--Pels Mele
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Consistently Dressed.

Mrs. Fuciose--lsn my new dec0ilsts
gown greatf | tell you. I'm IN the
swim now. Mr., tuciose- You are Ger.
tninly dressed for the pnrt-Phiiadei.
phlu Record
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loo Danaerous.

There Is one thing hclnuging to the
people which grating officials in pow
er never wHni TO tax
Il did not think there was anything
But Whit Is IL
Their memory. Exchange
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ever. by the delay, We are able to
dive Que result Cf the official count
of the ballots cast for county candi-
dates on the ord inst--seyeral days
earlier than otherwise would have
I3Gen the case, The vote will lie
given lin detail next week
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Contra dictory.

of discretion
"Oh yes He's about 70 be mar
rird
"iIow ymD do contradict yonrSelf!'-
london Ttc@rnph
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-07

joe Taylor brought the bal,ct INV
over IRON Hike this week. He re.
ports the crops in Pahranaeat yal.
'ey 10 be first class, particularly
the fruit cron
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-07

Mr. and Mrs. Empey Were in toc
c,'y nFom Atlanta this week. Mr.
timpey has gone on to his former
acme at Moab. Utah, on business
trip.
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p. \. Delinue, r, a.
L. l.. Fuller, r, 81
Dis re. Attorney
W. e. Orr, u, 299.
RI and Auditor
{. w Garrison. d, 272.
Angus G. Blad, II, 10
Co, Commissioner, L.T)
Lawrence Richard, r, 9I
Co Commit iener, (ST)--
James Ryan, D. 2Ss
Ihe only contests were In the
lesis! tive tickets aud FOR sheriff
and usseseor and II will be observed
from the foregoing that Chas Lee
llors y is the Democratic nominee fol
state sanat r while w. Il. Pace
Is tho r. publican nominee.
Fer the assembly. A, V. Lee and
James L. Price are the Democratic
Standard bearers; while G. L. Al
quist and Geo Baker. who were
unopl estd, ire the Republican nom.
ileas
For sheriff and assessor, Dan J.
RonnJw won over j. A. Ntsbltt by
four votes AID secured the Democrat,
&c nomination +. A. Delmue led h.
I, Fuller BY 80 votes flr the Re-,
publican non ination. Delmue's great
est strength developed In Caliento,
where he poiled 35 votes against s
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-07

The Misses Coakley and Rittenour.
teachers in the Phoebe public scho Dis,
have returned from their vacations.