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The oasis., 1912-04-20
Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Aprll l0, lJlZ.- Cattle received here this Aweek 21,500, last week 22,900, same week last year 35,700. The market has advanced 35 to 50 cents this week, and has now reached point where it is hard for shippers to realize the true situation, unless they have been watching closely. A load of heifers sold here yesterday, from Nebraska, at $7.25, for which the owner expected only $625. Mid dle class steers are selling higher than they ever sold before, selling 1t $7.50 to $685, with plain light steers around $7.00. Top steers this week sold at $S.50, with a large share of tine steers at $500 to SS40. Native cows bring up to S700, and bulls sell at $500 to $625, if good Calves are shade lower, best at $8.25. Quarantine steers have brought surprising prices this week, the climax Icing reached by string of steers from R. k. GatewoOd, Texas, yesterday, which sold at $775, $770 and $7.40. Hay fed steers from the Northwest are meeting warm reception here now, some fair to good Colorados early this week at S750 and $7. 65, and steers weigh ing around l400tb eligible to sale at $775 to $790 Stockers and feeders are no exception to the rule of big advances this week, stock steers selling at $525, to $675, and feeders at $500 to S740, good to choice stock COWS and heifers at $400 to $5.25.
 This has been an off week on hogs, through the market started back upwards today. Receipts for the week amount to 44,400, last week A, 100, same week last year 83,500. The low point was reach ed yesterday, 25 cents below Mon- day, but the top today is $780, bulk $750 to $7.75. The run this week nowhere justified the decline in the market, and dealers say prices will not stay down. Out side buyers are taking a good many hogs from here now, about 10% of the supply this week being required for slaughter at other places than Kansas City.
 Sheep received here this week 39,400, last week 42,800. same week last year 50,30O. The mar- ket accumulated a large sized blossom first of the week, but everything went to smash yester- day. Prime lambs sold at $8.15 yesterday morning before the news of the f1attening out of the market at Buffalo and Chicago reached here, but since then the same lambs could not be moved even at a reduction of 9 cents per cwt. Tops today brought $780. Nut tons have not been hit so hard, and they will come right back, as they
The oasis., 1912-04-20
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
Household Linen Opportunities

HUCK TOWELS Heavy
union linen towels with red or
white borders. Size 17x34 inches
Regular f0tac .7Mc
LARGE HUCK TOWELS
Some hemstitched with white or
red border. others plain white.
hemstitched. Regular Ice each,
I21ac
HEMSTlTCHED NAPKINS
Luncheon and tea size. Of fine
quality German linen, regularly
AGO per dozen; at ...........1.40
HEAVY TURKISH TOWELS
Very absorbent, soft and spongy:
worth 25c each. Opportunity
MERCERIZED DAM ASK
pure white bleach, "a inches wide.
with fine lustrous satin finish:
would sell in the regular way at
39c: special 2Sc
SCALLOPED AMI HEM
STITCHED TOWELS-A special
lot, consisting of hemstitched and
scalloped buck: also some fine
hemstitched damask; 100 and
1.26; special .65e.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
Basement Store Specials

BATHROOM PLATE GLASS SHELVES in.
wide. II in. thick; polished edges; nickel plated
brackets and screws with each set; reduced:
10 inches long; regular 65c; special. .4Sc
1S inches long; regular Toe; specia! 5gc
"a inches long; regular csc; special. .7sc
ALUMINIUM OOKIN KETTLES. with alumni
mum cover; Act, size, bail handle, strong. light In
weight. durable. Regular selling price s9,4O; spe-
cial while they last. '.f''''''' = e "oc
DECORATED CHINA PLATES AND FRUIT
SAUCERS, worth SOC to soc each, purchased at a
big sacrifice; offered this week at, each........l5
loo DECORATED PLATES 5e-Large size
plates (some smaller sizes included), all perfect;
always sold at Zoe, this. week. .... DC
JARDINlEBE AND SHAPE
glaze; jardiniere 1O-inch size; regularly at s4;eS:
complete ...............,,. ,..,.,....,.. BIDS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14

&c Machine Oil. 3-oz.
bottle, 3 for.........1 Toe
loo Machine oil, Coz.
bottle ................7c
Toe 3-in-1 Household
Oil. per bottle. 5hc
Toe Machine Belts, so
in. hard leather. each,
7I&c
Sc Darning Needles, 10
assorted sizes. paper.
DC Ric-Rac Braid,
white and colors, piece,
3lsc
loo r e t h e rstitched
Braid. white and colors.
piece .,..--....... lie
SC Washable Collar
Supporters, 4 cards for
Zoe
10c Keitel Slip Collar
Supporters. 4 cards for
loo Astra Collar Sup
porters. 2 for ....1 5c
&c Washable Net Col
lar Foundations, all
sizes, 4 for.........1 Oc
Be shur-on Shirtwaist
Holders. each Size
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
Rug and Carpet Specials

S55 ROYAL WILTON RUGS,
~41.50-Size 9x12: all new and per
feet goods .... .41.50
$3.50 ROYAL WILTON
RUGS. 33.75-Latest Oriental
effects and colorings. Choose.
from line 1915
S35 ROYAL WILTON RUGS,
27.50-Fine grade close woven
fabrics, all new spring styles;
size S.Sx10.6. Opportunity Week.
1850
ST ROYAL WILTON RUGS,
5.S5-These rugs were made to
sell for 100, but during Oppor-
tunity Week we offer them at.5.S5
$40 SEAMLESS ROYAL WILL
TON RUGS, 35604-Two-toned and
solid color effects and rich orr
ental designs. Size 9x12.... $3.50
$50 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
RUGS, 14.75--Specially suited for
dining-rooms; regular 20.0O. at
I4.75
23.75 ADMINISTER RUGS,
16.00-High pilet Axminster rugs
in a great variety of designs and
colorings. Size 9x12........I 1900
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
4-Day Sale of Notions

Csc Fancy Trimming
Wash Braids, white and
colors, 6 yds. lie
Ice and I5c Embroid-
cred Trimming Braids.
assorted widths. yd. &c
Use Skirt Betting.
white or black. .59c
loo Taffeta Seam
Binding, e-yd. piece. zoe
doz.: Sc
SC Muslin Neck Bands.
Y or 1e in. we'll made.
) Tor ....- luc
l0c Lisle Hose Sup
porters, women's and
children's; pair. &c
15c extra wide LisIe
Hose Supporters. white,
pink. etc, pair. DC
loo fancy shirred
Ribbon Hose Supporters.
several styles, pair. Soc
19c Washable Betting,
large assortment of new
patterns. yard. Ice
soc -DressmalSers' Steel
Shears, 6la and S1a-inch,
pair st-ic
10c Turkey Red Cush-
ions, filled with assorted
pins s1sc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14

10c. THIN GLASS TUMBLERS. 5c-Full size, en-
graved, thin, blown glass t%umblers; regular loo
kind, all perfect; while they last. ..,.......... .Je
Soc W1LSBACH NIL 27c--For upright
lights. 1 Best lSrads Ynses nr al Y a5c; special. &c
upright lights: best SOC grade. for. -. -. =. 2Jc
35c WELsBACH MANTIsEs, S0c-Ne. 1873, for
upright lights. best 35c grade, for.......... =. 30c
right lights; best zoe grade, for. -. :. lie
15c, WELSBACH MANTLEs, 12c-No. :. for up
right lights; best 15c grade, for. ........... lie
Zoe WflSBACH MANTLES, 20c-Rehex in
verted nantes; best Csc grade, for. -. ........ Zoe
lbc WElSBACH MANTI11S. 12c-Vivid inverted
mantle; best I5e grade, for re
verified lights: best zoe grade. for, +. -. :. lie
Zoe BAMDERGER's MANTLES. Sc-Best Zoe
grade inverted mantles; special. this week. Sc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
E DouBLE DAMASK

LINEN DOUBLE DAMASK-
Extra heavy. beautiful satin fin
ish, 70 inches wide, regular price
Loo, .l.00
ALL LINEN NAPKINS s.
Breakfast and lunch size, good
quality German linen. regular
1.25 per dozen, at.,...,...,...95
BLEACHED LINEN DAMASK
Pure linen Scotch table damask,
Sc and .6S inches wide. of Arm
weave and fine finish; regular
79e; special 5Dc
UNION CRASH TOWELING
For dish, hand or roller towels;
GLASS TowEL.ING--i7 IN.
wide: specially good and soft
quality; blue or red checks; sells
for lie; this week at, yard .SMc
ALL-LINEN CRASH TOWEL
ING-Strictly all lifsen, with red.
white or blue borders; regularly
l2hc; special, at. $500. .0Hc
ALL LINEN s.
Extra heavy and large dinner
napkins, of fine Scotch linen yarn.
With fine satin finish; regular
1.UU I'm
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14

19c and 21c Alb.
~Dressmakers' best Eng
llsh Pins, box. .I2hc
19c 4 lib. Star Dress
makers Pins. box ..1:hac
12c and 15c Pin Cubes,
containing 200 imported
pins, each, Zoe
Sc Safety Pins, full
nickel plated, 6 dozen
Tor ioc
&c and &C Clinton
Safety Pins. sizes 0 to 8,
8 doz. for. Zoe
10c Safety Pin Books,
containing I e d
dressing and safety
pins &c
Toe Shoe Laces, strong
tubular braid, 5-4 length.
dozen .oc
loo shoe Laces. A.,
5-4 and ga, best tubu-
lar. dozen ........1 Nc
f9c Blanco, imported
white shoe cleaner. ?
boxes for ..........-2 zoe
Csc Nugget white
cleaner. for buckskin
and canvas shoes Ice
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
WOMAN CLAIMS u
HIM AS HER OWN
In Vain Ezekiah Pleads He
Does Not Even Know
Her. III
SHE HOLDS ON TO HIM
SHE HOLDS ON TO HIM
AND CROWD GROWS UGLY /,
In Court He Says He Is
Divorced-Is Held in $500 {
Bail.


LSp May la'-soclety FOLK here
were startled today by the news that
Ezekiah II. Platt. a prominent contractor,
is under arrest In New York as the result
If an imnromn,n meeting with .h,s wife.
-, !. -, =.
~ : ~ ' - =" 90"
se''ihs "pparen's even no" sue iooNeu
MT llatt was walking hurriediy along
Broadway and Thirty-fourth street, Man
haitian, late yesterday afternoon, when
suddenly he was stopped by an excited
woman who acrobatically held on TO seven
bundles in her arms and still stopped the
progress of the contractor.
We'll. WELL she exclaimed shrilly. at
tracing a large crowd at the busy thor
oughfare. IF there Amt Ezzy."
What's that?" asked the bewildered
resident OF HilIsdale, get out of my way,
woman; | don't know you and never saw
you before in my life."
HIS nearticsS ueuuucId ZION ulu not StDp
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
Window Shades and Curtains

35c WINDOW SHADES, 25c-Good quality
American Holland window shades. mounted on
strong. reliable rollers. complete with fixtures; full
size; green, ecru and white. ................ ,23c
45c WINDOW SHADES, 35c-Full size; made
of an excellent grade of Albert Holland-oomplete
with fixtures, good strong rollers, t........,...3 Soc
soc WINDOW SHADES. 49c-Made of excel
lent quality Lonsdale: fun size, strong spring roll
ers, complete with hxtures-in ecru, green and
Wnlte ..-....... #,...... ...st..t. ..t... .'.f. :
75c WINDOW SHADES, 59c-Fine quality
Venetian striped Holland window shades, in white
and ecru-reliable rollers; complete with fixtures;
zoo NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 1.25
Excellent quality durable curtains; floral designs;
regular 200 per pair; special, pair. ........... 1.25
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
Between

The Industrial Exposition is a

The Industrial Exposition is a
success!
We knew it would be; in fact,
we did not see how ii could help
being. There isn't another city
in the land that offers a more
fertile field for an industrial
display, and there are FEW
CITIES WHERE THE SPIRIT
OF LOCAL PRIDE is MORE
HIGHLY DEVELOPED. As we
say, an Industrial Exhibit in
Newark is a very natural thing
indeed.
Great credit is due the orig
inators of the local industries
show-great credit is due the
workers--great credit is due the
EXHIBITORS.
One booth is more attractive
than the other-one exhibit more
interesting than its neighbor.
Go to the Sussex Avenue Ar
mory this week and LEARN
THY TOWN.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14

Toe and 12c light
weight Dress Shields, ?.
3 and 4, Soc doz.; pair,
5ixc
silk : covered Dress
Shields. extra light
size ? 3 4 /
Reg. Ice Use zoe 22c
Spec, 12i5c 14c 16c Use
Sc Baniberger's I00-yd.
Spool SILK, black ana.
colors. 5sc doz.; spool.5c
425-yd. zoe Spool Silk,
black, white and coiors.
2.25 doz. spool 49,. Doe
John j. Clark's 200
yd. Machine Cotton. SO
to leo, black and white.
6 spools for. ...... zoe
Toe 1e00-yd. Mansfield
Machine Cotton. white
and black, so, so and 40,
. ipr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT c
Use 20O-yd. Hall &
Manning Machine Cot
ton. black and white.
dozen Zoe
lie sanitary Belts, all
sizes. each 12t.c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
Straw Hat Day!


Yes, sir, Mr.. Man, Wednes-
days the day-Straw Hat
Day! So come along and get
fitted in the most becoming
and COMFORTABLE straw
you ever wore. Notice the
emphasis on Comfortable!
That's a feature with our
straws this year. It's all in
the Bon Ton Ivy Cushion-Fit
ting Swaziland. This patent
ed band permits the hat to
conform to the contour of the
head, just like a felt. No
shaping needed does II
as a natural thing. Then
there's a perforation which
makes you keep a cool head.
Great thing; but it's some
thing you have TO see-and
feel on your head-to appre-
ciate. No extra charge for
the Ivy in certain 200 and
800 hats.
Another new feature--A
Downstairs Straw Hat Store.
This is especially for busy
men. Located on the ground
floor, Halsey street aisle.
Prices downstairs same as on
third hoor-straws, l.50 TO
500; genuine Panamas, 500
to 1900. And don't forget,
its Wednesday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14

$50 BODY BRUSSELS RUGS,
%. 50-Our line of this popular
body brussels was never SO COM
plete; size 9x12. 22.oo
$50 AND SIT SEAMLESS
ADMINISTER AND WILTON VEL
VET RUGS. 10. 95-All new goods:
size 9x12. at, .......... ie.so
5.75 ADMINISTER RUGS,
2.95-In floral and Oriental de-
signs; size 36x7s in, ATT. 2.95
WOOL VELVET CARPETS
Best quality of wool velvet car
pets in splendid patterns. Always
1.25 yard; made. laid and lined.
yard ....,....p ...,... i.iO
WILTON VELVET CARPETS
Extra fine quality, In hall and
stair designs. with borders to
match. Our entire line offregular
1.65 per yard; made. laid and
lined, at LOO
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CAR
PETS-Regular 1.10 grade; sale
price for Opportunity Week.
made. laid and lined 49,. 100
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
The Standard Rotary
Sewing Machine


Tired, worn out, lust ache"
after a days sewing? Then
yours is NOT a
Sewing Machine. No stoop-
ing, no bending of the body
with the Standard - the
ONE hygienic sewing ma
chine. Come to the fifth floor
and see the latest design
Standard Rotary in operation.
Notice the natural position the
operator assumes; note the per-
feet, smooth sewing. See how
well it's built--for a lifetime.
The hand-rubbed cabinet, grace
full and artistic, will appeal to
you, too. Ball-bearing through
out. GUARANTEED FOR A
LIFETIME. And you pay only
81 down and 81 a week.
Splendid Values In Drop
Head Sequiag Machines at
Iz.50 ana I4.50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
Card of Safety Pins Free

With every purchase made in the
Notion Department Wednesday we
Will give a card of seven Clinton
Safety Pins, assorted sizes. FREE. And
Just look what good values the 4-Day
Notion Sale offers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
Get Exposition Tickets Here

OF course you've been to the Newark
Industrial Exposition, and are going
again. Avoid the jam at the doors by
securing YOU tickets in advance at the
Bureau of Public Convenience. Price
25c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
These Exquisite
600 Lingerie Dresses
Wednesday 1913

How much the maker of these winsome
dresses lost by this transaction may be
judged by the above lines; or, in fact, by
simply looking at the picture. Regular
600 frocks for 1893! Surely, madam, you
are not going to miss this sale. Such a
value as this would be rare at any season
of the year. Fine batiste in white and
dainty shades Of pink and light blue; two pretty
models exactly as illustrated; one style made of
all-over eyelet embroidery, cluny lace insertion
and fine ~tucking, imitation baby Irish yoke; the
other model trimmed with embroidery over val.
and cluny lace and fashioned with white crochet
buttons and messaline girdle. These wonderful
little dresses are clean, crisp and fresh. they
are well made inside and out and the trimmings
are all of very good qualities. Absolute 600
values.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14

Visitors In Newark wanting rooms will
find just what they wan in The Stars
Furnished Room" column.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
So & $50 Silk
Waists ZOO


Tomorrow we shall place
on sale one hundred and fifty
silk waists at 200 each that
are certainly worth 800 and
$50 to any woman. Every
waist new and stylish; made
of good quality taffeta and
messaline, in navy, brown and
gray. Some are fashioned
with wide and narrow tucks,
others with band and narrow
ruffle; open front and back.
True, there are not all sizes
in every style and color, as
this is an odd lot, but shop
early enough and you're GER
tain to get a big bargain.
We repeat-3.00 and $50 silk
waists 200
No Phone or c. o. ID. Orders
Filled.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-14
Week for Industrious

Good Wares at Low Prices" is the slogan of "HoasekeeperS Opportunity We
And the hundreds of industrious housewives who awaited this event for making s
on record. Best from any viewpoint by which a sale may be considered You have o.
glance at this pmtal list Of offerings to know why.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06

Application No. 2J76.
Notice OF Apple alton for Permission to
Appropriate the Public Waters OF the
State OF Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06
SENATOR NEWLANDS.

Steohenson the Wisconsin corruptionist, Will
hold his seat in the through the timely assist
ance OF the progressive Democratic Senator from
Nevada, our own Francis g. Sixteen progressive
Republicans and eighteen Democrats voted Tor the
Jones resolution, declaring the election OF the WIS
consin man invalid. Newlands has posed, Tor 10 !!
these many years. the real pay streak III the ledSe
of progression and he has succeeded fairly wen III
making his senatorial record square with his pro-
fessions. But examine with care his every vote and
find if YOU cam single instance where his vote Tor
any really progressive measure would nave changed
the result if it had been given to the other SIDE In
the Stephenson case his vote would have meant ae-
feat for the standpat interests had he seen III 10 cast
it for the Jones resolution, but the senior NeVaud
Senator was troubled with acute political astig-
matism at that time.
In his apology for his vote as given in the Keno
Jorrr,l Senator Newlands INDUCES in platitudes
that reflect little credit upon his intelligence OF ms
integrity. Whenever a man has to apologize LOT
something he is going to do it is pretty conclusive
proof that he is going to commit wrong-ana
knows it.
The Senator says: Il have for many years
stood for all the various measures OF reform that re-
late to elections, legislation and administration.
have stood for the initiative the referendum and the
recall except so far as relates judicial officers
for the direct primary, and for laws to correct evil
practices in elections
When did the Senator stand for direct pri-
maries? Not in 1907 when he helped to kill direct
primary bill in the Legislature. When did ne stand
for reform in administration? Not i'll l9Oo when ne
tried to pull the State administration III Nevada out
Of the fight it was making to force the Southern
Pacific company to pay something near its fair pro-
portion of taxes.
Senator Newlands is reformer OF the TAFT type
he believes in two kinds of reforms-those he can t
prevent and those the big interests are not opposed
to.--Ely Exposition.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06

Notice is hereby given that ON the 9th day
af March, 1912 IN accordance with Section g.
Chapter NNNI oi the Statutes OF 1909. one
Saturnno urFutia. Of Dayton. County Of
won. and State 81 Nevada. made application
10 the State Engineer OF Nevada for permis.
sion TO appropriate the public waters Of the
State OF Nevada Such appropriation i, TO he
made from q spring tunnamed) situated on
nnsurveyed land at points at the spring on
nsuryeycd land. whence the 81 Cor q
Section -. r. 10 y, x p H., NJ D. H.
4 NJ, hears " 20 as W, I4p5s feet by
means OF irouohs aud reservoirs. and l.20
cubic feet per second is TO be conveyed to
points at said spring. above described. by
means 81 troughs aud reservoirs. and there
used for domestic and stock watering par.
poses Water not To be returned to srcam.
Signed: w NJ kEARNEY.
State Engineer.
Date Of first publication, March 10, 1912
Date OF last publication. April 49, 1912
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06
TIRED OF HAYWOOD.

A Denver dispatch OF April lst says Charges
against William d. Haywood have been filed with
the Denver organization OF Socialists by the Bridge
port, Conn, branch, with request for Haywood
expulsion form the International Socialist body.
Haywood is charged with having organized a
dual machnsts union, composed largely of men ex-
PEELED by Bridgeport Socialists and for having taken
charge of the Lawrence Mass strike at the head oil
this organization; having made almost farce OF
Socialist womens meeting by speaking at a rival
meeting. The charges were filed in Denver. Hay
wood is member of the Denver local.
There will not be place for Haywood or any
OF his ilk in this country very much longer. He is
an anarchist. pure and simple, and no party wants
to father such people--not even the Socialists.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-04-06
NOT SUCH BAD FELLOWS.

In commenting the adjustment and settle
ment of the I.yon-Storey boundary line case the
Virginia Chronicle says
Lyon county has shown neighborly
and friendly spirit by accepting without
contest the latest proposition Tor settle
ment of the Judgment in the boundary line
dispute and this matter has now been set
tied forever Lyon has met Storey halt
wav on every advance and is probably as
we'll pleased to have the incident closed as
is the local board of commissioners. Lyon,
in the hour of victory, is magnanimous, tor
the questions involved in the above settle
ment could have been taken to the Supreme
Court.
You will always find Lyon county people on the
souare-that is the great majority OF them. They
know how to fight and they know how to forgive
which is the only way for any commonwealth to get
along And we are getting along, thank you. we
are also pleased to note that prosperity and good
times are being enjoyed on the old Comstock and
that Storey county is again on cash basis with her
financial affairs Every little bit helps and with
reports of this kind coming from numerous other
counties it seems as though it would not be long
before the old State of Nevada is right up on her
hind legs with defy to her sister States to show
more prosperous and happy condition OF things