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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-23
COMMERCIAL LAW LEAGUE
LISTENS To GOV. SHAFROTH

Colorado Springs. Colo, July %
Governor ShafrOth, Of Colorado. de-
livered the opening address at the
annual convention of the Commercial
Law League of America, which began
here today. Albert n. Eastman, of
Chicago, and DR.. Henry Deutsch, of
Minneapolis. responded. Prominent
mem bers of most of the states of the
union are in attendance. The sessions
will continue tomorrow and Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-23
GERMAN CONVICTED AS SPY

Edinburgh, Scotland. July Gam
gard Karl Graves. a German. was
found guilty today by the Scottish
high court on a charge of spying. He
was sentenced to eight months i'm
prisonment Notes regarding guns
under construction in the British gov
eminent arsenals and other incrim-
mating document were found in his
POSSESSION.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
SENATOR NIXON DEAD.

Senator Geo n. Nixon died in hospital in
Washington at 10 o'clock on Wednesday night He
was i'll but few DAYS, and his death comes a
shock to his family and many friends in this State.
4 few days ago he underwent operation for
nasal catarrh and contracted blood poisoning and
meningitis resulting in paralysis. His wife and
son. who resided in Reno, did not get to Washing
ton to see the Senator alive His remains are being
brought to Reno for interment.
Senator Nixon was native of California, aged
81 years The writer knew him when he came to
Nevada in 1881 and secured position as telegraph
operator at Sodaville. the old Carson Colorado
railroad. now the Nevada & California branch of the
Southern Pacific A few years later he went to
work on the main line Winnemucca Later he
engaged in banking in Winnemucca and was the
owner of the First National Bank at Wnnemucca.
the Nixon National Bank of Reno, and the Tonopah
Banking Corporation of Tonopah He was mem
Der OF the Legislature of 1893 and in 1905 was elect
ed l.. S. Senator from Nevada. He entered Tono-
pah and Goldheld in early days and made consider
able money. leaving an estate supposed to be worth
in the neghborhood of S3OOOOOO. He leaves
widow and son, aged about 21 Nevada has lost
valuable citizen, good friend and progressive
man.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
PROSPERITY IN SOUTH.

1t is good to read the papers published in South
Nevada especially in Goldheld, Tonopah and
Manhattan. They tell the news OF great prosperity
that section and the prosperity OF the mines there
means business for the Yerington district, because
those camps consume great deal OF the agrcul-
tural produce raised in valley Nevada is com
ing back in finer style than any State before
did after getting the blow dealt her by the panic of
four years ago, and having attained the of the
Wildcat State through and by the manipulations
OF numerous INSCRIPTIONS mining promoters and
sure-thing, get-rich-quick mining companies. But
the tide has turned. Nevada is looked upon today
field for safe investment in mining The wild
cats have been driven out and Nevada is making
good as a gold silver, lead and copper producer
Ely is the great copper camp at the present time,
but Yerington will her a close in year or
two. Goldheld. Tonopah and Manhattan pro-
ducing minis OF gold and silver. and the Hawthorne
district is putting out great quantity of lead and
silver All these mining camps help the agricultural
sections. and give them money with which to make
improvements Truly. Nevada is great State and
she is only in the infancy of her mining and agrcul
nra growth
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
LOCATION.

The survey j. Heated in the F.. n OF s..
= snd "a and 3 Sec Is No rosnfhip !, e.
and m"Rs Meridian ' respectively. ou"' p'ablo Base
The total area hereby applied for is IN "a,
acres. ''
The original Notice Of Location Of d.
in the office OF the Recorder Of Do ,uJra
county, State OF Nevada. in Book aIDI"'gias
page PSI OF Record Of Locations the At
NAL Notice OF Location OF the Red Tor Nvflg.
lode Mining Claim is OF record in tha as
of the County Recorder OF Douglas COUNTY !,
Book III" at page 254 Record OF I,ocat;5o,,.ni
the original Notice Of Location Of The III
Top Fraction ode Mining Claim is Of rec meu
in the Office OF the County Recorder ~ s so.i
Douglas county. Nevada. in Book "IJ. sa y
page 24s. Record of Locations; the or;.;. M
Notice Of Location of the Red Ton faa
Mining Claim IS OF record in the office Of ,Ss
County Recorder OF said Douglas county 4"
vada. in Book IN at page 247. Recrod :,
Locations; the original Notice OF Location ~
record in the office Of the County Recordey "
Douglas county. Nevada. in Book .,Ils " =.
page 252 Record OF Locations; the orig;na
Notice OF Location OF the Red Ton II "a
| ode MING Claim is Of record in the ot1ice Il
the County Recorder of Douglas COUNTY NJ
vada. in Book II" at page 253, Record q
Locations, the original Notice OF I.ocatan
OF the Eava Lode Mining Claim is Of recn,%
in the Office OF the County Recorder Of Doaa
las county Nevada, IN Book III at nass
PSI Record OF Locations. 'as'
lnAt the presumed VEN or lode mi,
eral deposit OF the said I,uckskin. Red T a',
Red Top No. /. Red Top No. 2 Red Tx
No. ;. Red Top Fraction, aud Eava Lob
Mining Claims. together with the surface
ground claimed. is shown upon the ofsesi
plat and posted herewith.
The said mining claims hereby sought q,
be patented are bounded as follows, TO wit
On the west by unsurvcycd ground nm ~
south by Gold Hill Mining Claim Survey n
1892 and Gold Hill Fraction. Survey IA
1892. on the Fast by unsurveyed ground snJ
the Buckskiu is bounded on the North H.
Iron Age Survey No 1000 and unsuryevej
ground and Red Top No. J is bounded ~
the North by unsurveyed ground
ANY and all persons claiming the mining
ground. vein, lode. premises any portion
thereof so described. surveyed plated and
applied for are hereby notified tina, unless
their adverse claims are duly filed acco-d;.a
to law. with the Register Of the United
States Land Once at Carson City, Nevada
will be barred by virtue OF the provisions II
THE KEWNtpv CONSOLIDATED com
MINING COMPANY
Bv c. T. MACK,
Its Attorney in Fact.
II is ordered that the foregoing Notice -
Application for Patent be published for
period of sixty.one days ften consecutive
weeks IN the "Neringtou Times" q weekly
new ,paper printed and published al Yer.
ingtou. in the County OF Lyon State al
Nevada.
LOUIS ]. COIN.
Register
Date Of first publication May ~. 1912
Date Of last publication July 20. 1912.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
BUCKSKIN LODE.

Feet Beginning at Cor. No. l..
A fir post feet long inches square
set feet in the ground with mound
of earth and stone scribed b. 1880.
Whence. the Cor of Sections z, IL,
p and IS, T = ~ NJ R. ,2 % a Mari q
f. h M9r"t n D ss9 s. 'a W I feet
Cor. No. ), Survey No. 5000 Iron
Age Lode bears ~ 60 So W. 1858
feet, no other bearing objects avail
Thence Then n. 81 So w. Variation 7'
40 f.. :. $50
22s.l4 Interseet line "a Survey No a.: 500 e
5S3.23 feet from Cor. No =.
$3.50 Intersect +. boundary OF Sec. II. at
~ 4234.ll feet from the 5; f. Cor
and S. l09O35 feet from the n. T..
Cor OF the said section.
'-'''- Iron Age Lode at N. 22' 90 T..
1902 feet from Cor. No. 5.
74S.4 The north side center post OF TINS
lode. =.
1879 Cor No. 2. identical with Cor No.
/ Red Top No. lode OF this survey.
a FIR post 4 feet long inches square,
set feet in the ground with mound
of earth and stone. scribed b. 2.5sl0
and r. r. No. 3, 1880. whence the
discovery monument Of the BuckskIn
lode, mound OF stones 2 feet high
with feet base bears =. IS 10 T..
4l2.44 feet, other bearing objects
available.
Thence S. 50 o4 w. Variation ls'
,oo M The wes, center end post. also the
east center end post OF the BuckskIn
i T"I '>e' ''' 40
st2 90 TO Cor. No. J. identical with Cor.
''-'' NJ Red Ton No 4, Cor. No. ?,
Rsd Ton M and Cor, No. |,
R.d TOT Iodes all Of this survey.
sse, long 4 inches souare.
NJ Pof "a, J., The gTo,,d with mound
of earth and stone. scribed y. r.
r. 3aR r NJ , and r. r l.
te,0 whence the discovery monu.
o"nU, y, ,he Red Ton No | lode
mound az stones ? feet high with
L.,rg no
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
EAVA LODE.

Beginning at Cor. No. /, identical
with Cor. No. Red Top No. / lode
OF this survey. whence the ~ T.. Cor
OF Sec -, 7. 10 n. r. 20 r. of
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
bears n. % OF So w 2292. % feet
Thence n. 81 Sc W. Variation IL
As T..
On line - Red Top No. / lode of
4,2s lntersect =. boundary of Sec. 10, at
~. 3lil.0l f. from the S T.. Cor
and s. 22l34s Il. from the n, i.
Cor. OF the said section.
]. y. side center posi- Of this lode also
the ). side center of the Red Ton
No lode of this survey
$50 TO Cor. No 2. identical with Cor
No ) Red Top No. Red Ton No
Sor' NO =; Red Ton. and Cor.
No Red Top Fraction lodes,
Thence S. 50 o4' W. Variation 49,
On line Al Red TOP Fraction lode of
this survey N W
80 Cor. No. Red Ton Fraction lode
OF this survey and Cor No. / Red
Iop No. lode, also Of this survey
o'oo me w. end center post of this
S'S Center post Of the Red Top No. ?
900 To Cor No. ;. identical with Cor NJ
;, survey No. 1882 Gold lin Frao
ton lode FIR post 4 inches son,r.
showing 2H feet above The oro',nd
wth mound Of earth and stone
scr,bed +. 3-3Sl0 and G. II ~
ssos., whence the s. T. Cor az c..
II Is NJ. X. 20 T.. Of Monn,
"snio BASE and Meridian hear
D % W T.. the discovery mann
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
AREA.

otal area OF I'uckskn lode 1910 acres
Area in conflict with "'''N
Trn1vey No. 5000 Iron Age lode s76s acs.
,otal area Red Top No / lode. 10 $50 acres
Area in conflict with ''''S
Trn.sfsy NO 1000 Iron Age lode. ISL acs
. rro.a, area Red Top No, 3 lode. ~. 44o acres
.rro.a, area Red Top lode ...... 2OaJ7 acres
. rro,a, area Red Top Fraction lode. 2.is6 acres
Area in conflict with "N'es
survey NO 1882 Gold Hill No. 3 lode.
~ '.'' =. 80. .......,, .033 ace
;1a ne survey OF each lode OF this location is
daked upon the ground "' a.
found ia place P"S's were
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
APPLICATION FOR PATENT



United States Land Office.
Carson City, Nevada, Apr 10, w,
IN THE NATTER Of the ,Appncation "a OF ,h n
kennedy CONSOLIDATED COLD
MINING COMPANY for patent Tor the
Red Top, Red Top No. !, Red Top No z;
Red Top No 3, Eayyaa. Buckskin, and s,I Kea
Ton Fraction Lode Mining Claims, SURVEY
No. 1910, Douglas County, Nevada, Pine
Nut Mining District.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Kennedy Consolidated Gold Mining, Company
those postoffice address is I.ovelock, Nevada,
Dy it's attorney in fact, {. T.. Mack, whose
postoffice address is Reno, Nevada has made
the Red Top. Red Top No, !, Red Top N9 A. z,
Red Top No ;, Eava, Buckskin. and Ked Top
Fraction Lode Claims. situated in Pine Nut
Mining District, County Of Douglas IA state ate
of Nevada, as more fully described and De
Ineated on the official plat and field notes
OF Survey No 1910, to be filed in the United
States Land Office at Carson City, Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
RED TOP FRACTION LODE.


beginning al Cor No. I. identical
with Cor No. Fava. Cor No :
Red Ton No I and Cor No Red
Top lodes all Of this survey. whence
the y T.. Cor, Of Sec ~. T. 10 y.
X % +. Of Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian hears y, 27' Of T.. 23l7 -
feet the discovery m0numnet. Red
Ton Fraction lode. a mound Of stone
? feet high with feet base hears y
s4' 22' ". 74l7 feet
Thence y. So 05' w Variation ~
On line - Red Top lode Of this
t4s174 TO Cor. No ?. identical with Cor.
No. Red Ton Lode Of this survey.
Thence $ - o. W. Variation 49,
00' T..
80 The west end center post OF this
lode
65.S 10 Cor. No !. identical with Cor
No. ?. Red Top No. lode Of this
survey. a FIR post feet long inches
square set feet in the ground with
mound Of earth and stone. scrihcd
K T. 4. $3.50 and r. r. 2.2-JSi0 /;
no bearing objects available
Thence 6. SO o. T.. Variation l7'
40' f.
l4s374 To Cor No I. identical with Cor
No. Red Top No ? lode, on line
% Eava lode. both Of this survey
square. set ? feet in the ground
with mound Of earth and stone
scribed X. r. 4. 4.Jsl0 and " r.
No, 2l2slO; no bearing objects
Thence n. s. o. f. Variation 10.
nO' T..
On line % Eava lode Of this survey.
3l1 East center end post Of this lode
b53O To Cor No !. the place Of be
ginning.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
RED TOP NO. LODE.

RED TOP NO. LODE.
n nsf" co4 e. & tp' nu sS ISGe o
Sec. is, +. Is 4. R % East Of
Mount D,ablo Base and Meridian
bears ~ Ia 81 w. 1928. SO feet.
Thence y. 81 So W. Variation IL
40' T..
On line "a Buckskin Lode Of this
survey.
255.45 Intersect line 81 Survey No 5000
iron Age Lode. at \. IL or T.
70.S2 feet from Cor. No. T.
442+7 lntersect line As Survey No. 5000,
Iron Age Lode at n; co. So W.
1905 feet from Cor. No. =.
440.32 Intersect f. line of Sec. -. at "
37i7 #. from the s. f. Cor. and
s. 1907 40 feet from the n. +. Cor.
Of the said section.
1870 To Cor No. 2. identical with Cor.
No. |, Red Top Cor. No. ; Buckskn
and Cor. No 4. Red Top No. lodes,
all Of this survey.
Thence s. 81 o. ". Variation is'
300. The West center end Of this lode,
also the East center end post OF the
Red Top lode OF this survey
600. To Cor No, }. identical with Cor
10. / Red Top Fraction. Cor. No
2. Eava. and Cor. No. !, Red Top
lodes all OF this survey.
fir post feet long inches
SQUARE set feet in the ground With
K. T. No. $3.50. X. +. +. i.5si0,
E.-2.5slO and X. T. 4-3siO; no
bearing objects available.
Thence S 81 So T.. Variation 10
20 T..
6sO.5 The S. side center post Of this lode
also the \. side center post of the
Eava lode Of this survey
10000 Intersect the east boundary Of Sec
10, at y. 3lll.0i feet from the s
Z. Cor. and 5. 2213.4s feet from the
~ T.. Cor of the said section.
l427,3 To Cor. No identical with Cor
No. ! Eava Lode OF this survey.
a FIR post four feet long inches
square, set feet in the ground
with mound OF earth and stone,
scribed K. T. No. 4-5Sl0 and r..
1870; no bearing objects available
Thence n. e Ca T.. Variation l7'
as T..
10000 The East center end post of this
lode.
900. To Cor. No. !, the place of begin.
ming
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
RED TOP LODE.

RED TOP LODE.
Beginning at Cor No. J. identical
with Cor. No 2. Red Top No, l..
Cor. No. g. Buckskin and Cor. No. I
Red Top No. lode, all of this sur
vey. whence the ~ T.. Cor. Sec. ..
r. IL ~, r % T.. NJ. ID u. and NJ
hears ~ a. ~ f. 760.69 feet.
Thence y. s2' O5' W Variation lS'
40' h.
On line "a Red Top No lode Of
I4ss.74 TO Cor 10. ?. identical with Cor
No. Red Top No lode OF this
Thence S. So o. W. Variation 49,
o. T..
800. The West end center pos; of this
lode.
600. TO Cor No J. identical with Cor.
No Red Ton Fraction lode OF
this survey a: FIR most feet long,
inches square set feet in the
ground with mound nf earth aud
stone. Scribed r. T. $3.50 and X z
+. 2.3Sl0. no hearing object avail
able.
Thence s. So o. +. Variation is'
90 r.
i4SJ74 To Cor No. I. identical with Cor.
No | Red Top Fraction. Cor. No.
Eava and Cor No Red Top No
! lodes all OF this survey.
Thence y. g Ca T.. Variation ~
20 T..
10000 TO Cor No /. the place Of begin.
ming
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
RED TOP NO. 3 LODE.

RED TOP NO. LODE.
Reg;nninp al Cor No |. identical
VIII Cor. No. Buckskin lode, OF
his survey. whence the \. T.. Cor;
Of Sec. Is, r. 10 n, X. % F.. OF
Nount Dablo Base and Meridian
hears n. 42' 81 T.. 1916 feet: the
discovery monument OF the Red Top
No. lode, a mound OF stone ; y.
high 4 fl. base bears 5. ~ So w.
yp hence \ \. So os W. Variation is'
r. The North side center post OF this
lode.
s374 TO Cor. No 2, fir post feet
long inches square set II. ~
the ground with mound OF earth
and stone. scribed X. r. ;, 2.3Sl0:
no bearing objects available
Thence S 80 o. W. Variation 10
IS T..
- 10 Cor. No. ;. identical with Cor
No. 2 Red Top Lode OF this survey,
FIR post feet long, inches square;
set ? feet in the ground with mound
OF earth and stone, scribed T. !.
No. ;. 1910. and X. 7. 2-3Sl0; no
hearing objects available. ,as
Thence S. So 05 F.. Variation ~
00' f.
81 The S side center post Of this lode.
also the ~ side center post OF the
Red Top Lode OF this survey.
S37I TO Cor No T. identical with Cor.
No. | Red Top Cor. No ? Red Top
No and Cor No J. Buckskin lodes
all OF this survey.
Thence n. 50 0f +. Variation lS'
40 F..
1900 TO Cor. No. l. the place OF begin
ming.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
Feet

fee' ment of Eavs Lode. a mound OF
stones "a feet high, WITH UT y oase
Thence s. 81 So +. Variation lS
,,1z 40 Iutersect the F.. line Of Sec. 10; at
ii''4 \ $500 90 feet from the $ F. Cor.
Nh 5sI5IO feet from the \.
= Cor. OF the said section.
,3z az IL cor. No. 4. identical with cor. No.
''2'''V 4. survey No, 1882, Gold Hill r rae.
shnw;ng az feet above the. ground
with With u" mound Of earth and stone
seribed c. H., +. 1852 and F. =.
1880 whence the 5; r Cor. OF zee nc
"a, 4. 10 n. r. % +. Mount d.
abio Base and Meridian bears ,.
Thence n. 50 o. f. Variation ~
40' +. f,. ID.
poo. The east end center posi- OF lt'I ao%,
500 90 To Cor No /, the place oil peg'h'
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
RED TOP NO. 2 LODE.

KED lOP NO. LODE.
beginning AZ Cor No. L. identical
with Cor. No. Red Top Fraction
lode and on line - Eava Lode,
both Of this survey. whence the
y y r = No. Cor, See S,s,, l5 ~ = - \. R
ian hears y. 90 81 Z. 2577 fee,
Thence " s2' oj' w. Variation 10
On Inc - Red Top Fraction lode
I4s574 To Cor. No. ?. identical with Cor
No } Red Top Fraction lode OF this
Thence s. So o. W. Variation ~
500. Yves, center end post Of this lode.
SJ9.SS lntersect line "a Survey No 1852
Gold lin No, J lode at ~ So So
W. 2SS feet from Cor No. 4
H'o.oo 10 Cor. No J. FIR post feet long
inches square. set feet in ground
with mound Of earth and stone,
scribed R. r. No. 2.5-3siO, whence
Cor No. = Survey No. 5Ss2 Coli
liill No. ) lode bears n. 30 81 T..
ol.oI feet.
n TGepee S. So 90 =, Variation IL
$3.50 Co! No. 4 Survey No 1892 Cold
iiill lode. also interseet line ~ Sur.
vev No: 1882 Gold Hin No. ) lode.
AZ ). ~ o. W. S6.4 feet from Cor
No. y thence line So Survey
No 1882 Gold Illl lode
lode.
i4s574 To Cor. No 4. identical with Cor
No, ;, survey No. 1882. Gold hin
lode; on line 2.5 survey No Js87
hold Hill Fraction lode fir post
inches square showing 2H feet above
the ground with mound of earth and
stone. scribed g. H. I.3SS2 and K
j. No. 2.4'5Sl0. whence the discov.
sry monument OF the Red Top No.
,o,e . mound OF stone feet high
with 2 feet base bears ~ so IS "
Ioa feet, no other bearing object
ayIabe.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-06-08
STAR
aund

II. ]. OKIMURA. PROP.
First-class work in every particu'a,.
The cleanest and the cheapest wy
kind Of cloth laundered Suits Cleaheu
Work called for and delivered
NEAR NEVADA and BROADWAY
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-05-31
DELEGATES NAMED
TO CONVENTION "
North Dakota Delegates to
National Republican Con-
ventiOn are Chosen

Fargo, No. Dak., May 80. =
The North Dakota delegates
to the convention of the Nation
al Republican Club league
which is to he held in Chicago
at the same time Of the national
republican convention, were
named yesterday afternoon at a
meeting of the North Dakota
league, of which w. E. Hunt of
Fargo is president and Norman
B. Black of Grand Forks is Sec
retary.
John Hays Hammond is the
president of the national organ
ization and has written President
Hunt that he has just completed
arrangements whereby the de-.
legates to the National Republi-
can Club league will be admitted
with their delegations on the
floor of the national convention
which will be held in the coli
scum.
The delegates will assemble
in the gold room of the Congress
hotel on MICHIGAN avenue on the
morning of June 18 and choose
officers for the convention.
The representation from
North Dakota will be four de-
legates from each congressional
district and six delegates at
large. These were named at
the meeting held in this city
yesterday afternoon. Following
are the delegates named:
Delegates at Large w.
Jackson, Williston; Robert G.
Paterson, Fargo; E. C. Cooper,
Fargo; S. M. Ferris, Dickinson;
Harley S. Grover, Lisbon;
George B. Denison Cando.
First District-W. J. Robinson
Wahpeton; J. D. Mckenzie.
Forman; Fred L. Goodman,
Grand Forks; H. M, Johnson,
Lankin.
Second District-A. D. Grant,
Jamestown; o. S. Seller, James
town; E. J. Wanner, Valley City
w. H. Pray, Valley City.
Third District-L. j. Palda,
Minot; Wilmington Irish, Mott;
Robert D. Beery, Mott; T. H.
Poole, Bismarck.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1912-05-31

Bismarck, N. D., May H-
The following congressional,
state and judicial candidates had
filed afidavits and petitions
with Secretary of State Norton
up to four O'Clock this after.
noon:
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
For congress-First district,
H. T. Helgesen, Milton. Second
district, H. ]. Bessesen, Harvey
George M. Young, Valley City;
John H. Kirk, Bottineau; Frank
White, Valley City; William P.
Tuttle, Dawson. Third district,
P. u. Morton, Hettinger; j. M.
Devine. Minot; L. A. Simpson,
Dickinson; Alfred Blaisdell.
Minot; N. Davis, Minot.
For governor-James A.
Buchanan, Buchanan; c. A.
Johnson, Minot; L. B. Hanna,
Fargo; H. N. Midtbo, Minot.
For Lieutenant Governor--A.
F. Kraabel. Clifford; John Fald-
ers, Havana. ..as
For Secretary of State
Thomas Hall, Bismarck; Frank
Henry, Valley City,
For State Auditor-Carl O,
Jorgenson, Minor.
For Attorney General--Andrew
Miller, Bismarck, Aaron J. Bessie,
Williston; B. w. Shaw, Mandan;
|.C. A. NJ. Spencer, Grafton.
For Superintendent of Public
instruction. Thomas P. King,
Cogswell; E. J. Taylor, Bis.
marck. "
For Insurance Commission
Walter G. Taylor, LaMoure.
For Commissioners Of aAgricul-
ture and Labor A. E. Hutchin.
son, Minnewaukon; W.. G.
FGilbreath, Bismarck.
For State Treasurer Gunde1
Olson, Grafton. ..... ..
For Railroad G Commissioners
w. H. Stutsman, Mandan; O. P,
N. Anderson, Starkweather
W. II. Mann, New Salem; ]. G,
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CANDIDATES. FILE THEIR. =:
. NAMES FOR ALL. OFFICES

Robert Clendenning, Wimbledon
John T. Charmley, Kenmare
Ambrose Olson, Minot.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
The following petitions have
been filed for democratic candid
ates:
t For Congress-First district,
| V. R. Lowell; Second district, S.
J. Doyle, Third district. H. J.
Halvorson.
For Governor-F. .O.Hellstrom,
Bismarck; George P. Jones, La
Moure, Oliver Knudson.
For Lieutenant Governor-F.
L. Brandt, Bismarck.
For Secretary of State E. P.
Totten, Bowman.
For State Treasurer--Frank
Lish, Dickinson.
For State Auditor-Frank
Stanley, Fargo.
For Superintendent of Public
Instruction.. Nelson Kelly,
Grand Forks. -.
For Attorney General-J. F.
Sullivan, Mandan.
For Commissioner of Insur.
ance Charles Whittlesey, Forgo.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
and Labor-Thomas P. Earring.
ton; Alex Morrison Bathgate.
For Railroad Commissioners =
Jens Peterson, Minor: Olaf
Bjorke. Abercrombie, Charles
D. Perry, Crosby. "A: 21fs.
JUDICIAL CANDIDATES.
Justice Supreme Cortland.
rev A. Bruce, Bismarck; J. E.
Robinson, Fargo. .5.ea
DISTRICT JUDGES
First District - Charles F.
Templeton, Grand Forks; John
|.W. Ogren, Grand Forks.
Second District-C. W.. Buttz,
Minnewaukon; John F. Cowan,
Devils Lake.
Third District Charles A,
Pollock, Fargo. s,.s
Fourth District Frank P. Al.
len,s Lisbon.
Fifth District J. a. Coffee,
! lCourtenay.