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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

RICE-Steady. Prices were unchanged.
Screenings. 404Hc; ordinary. AZ 444c;
lalr, = use; good ordinary, 5a5Ac; prime
AZ Q5c. Patna, 6A a7c
SIGAR-Rehncd sugar was unchanged,
WIN All rehners quoting on basis Of 4.9Oc
Tor granulated. Business was slow The
touowlnG prices are quoted by the American
,sugar REFINING Company: Crystal dOminos
cases lib cartons, half or full size pieces,
I.0Oc; do half cases, Sc; do cases 5-lb car
tons, f.4Oc, and 1900 IN half cases; eagle
tablets, B.2Oc. cut loaf, SOC: crushed, 9. coo /;
mould \, 5.2Jc; cubes, eagle, 5-lb bags
powdered and eagle cOnfeotioncrs' granu-
dered and coarse powdered and eagle coarse
graduated. DC; fruit powdered and eagle ex-
ira fine graduated, I.90C; eagle 2, 3Ia and
10 cartons OF line graduated, 5.10c; eagle
2-lb bags do, DOC; 81 ID bags do, 5.l5c;
BIB bags do, Bloc; 1O-ib bags do, 5.O5c;
ulatcd, i95c: fine graduated and diamond
a. 49oc confectioners, A, Also; No /, 4.GJc;
No = 4GOc; No 3, 1850; No I. 450c; No ,.
4:45c; 40 g. 4.40c; No I, 435c; No 2, 4.3Oc;
NO U, 42@ci No 10, 42Ocs No II. also; No
u. 4lOc; Nos 10, II and 10. lose, crystal
cartons 5.2OC and 3 DOC I'm. half cases.
The London market for beet sugar was
quiet and unchanged 70 Nd lower. with
October and November AT % Sd and May
at Js 0Ad.
Locally business was inactive. with prices
unchanged and centrifugal, OG test quoted
nj Ale. muscoyado. 50 test 8.Glc, and mo-
lasses sugar. 50 test, 330c
According 10 Wiilett & Gray the move
ment OF sugar al the four United States
follows: Receipts, 303G8, against $500
last week and 42.SJ7 last year MEETINGS.
10000. against $4,000 and 80 900. stock o.
III, compared with D6.s50 and 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFABoARD CLEARiNCEs.

FLOUR AND tMEAI--Unseiiod ana gen
orally easier with wheat, although holders
were sull slow about naming concessions.
spTing. patents 81 TOHi5 10; winter stralghts.
81 5OTyi %. winter patents 81 SO4$5 %; spring
clsaFs, 81 3JuS4 90. extra 80 / winter ~ 200
81 90. extra No winter 81 lOHSi 20. Kansas
rtr.lguts. 81 25a$4 50; fancy spring patents.
So G5TSC o. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quiet,
So g5 Der 100 10, spot RYE FLOUR-steady,
lair 10 good s. TJHS3 90: choice 10 fancy,
s3 9s4S4 10. CCRNMEAL--Stcahy; kiln dried.
81 10 BAG MENI.-Steady; hne white and
yellow. 81 GOdS1 CO; coarse, 81 65aSl 90. FEED
Western barely STEADY; city STEADY, western
spring bran, S23 10 standard middlIng. ga go
Hour do, $50 "a. red dog. S32 81; city bran.
600 * bulk SOB IS sacks: mddlng s20aS32;
red dog $50 80: homuy chop, S20US2! bulk,
ygT .n8s2S % sacks; ollmeal, S34 S0u$3b.
COTTEFr-The mewhbt unsettled ten
dcrrv noted I'm the coffee market on Tuesday
arpcared 10 be in evidence again az the open
Ing to-day but after some early irregularity
prices frmed up on untayorable crop reports
from Brazil and trade buying. with the close
steady at a net advance Of from 10 points.
: ale Ayyerc reported OF Gs $50 bags Havre was
y franc lower at one time during the day, but
IaIIied. closing unchanged 10 u higher. Ham
turV was unchanged TO Z pfennig lower. The
brazilian cables reported q deC'lre OF 30 rels at
Mo al the close. but Santos was only 30 refs low
or. end to-day'B special Santos cable reported
the market there unchanged az the opening
mis- morning Brazilian port receipts were
N 600, hags against 90 900 last year. Rain
WIS reported In all districts Of Sac Paulo with
tdmppraturos ranging from 80 10 ~ degrees
Private cables reported n very bullish feeling
In the santos market owing 10 unfavorable
conditions for the O'tober noWerlnB. Spoi
coffee steady: RIO Is. 15hc. Local contu<f
friCrs..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

PROyIsIONs-Packers and commission
houses were good sellers OF rroduct and with
bors easier on receipts OF 5000 at the West
tbe market acted weak throughout the day
and closed at about the lowest. The decrease
In stocks was about as expected Receipts at
S,onoate1 on. 'rhursday: Kansas city had 10 900
and OMAHA 5000. PORK-steady; mess, $40 80
q 500: family, 500 JoGs23 80: short clear: S22g
900 so2. racket slqTs20. extra India mess
s37S S3s BEEF HAMS-steady. s2sas3l so
TRfsSFD rHOGS-Steady; baco7s. l2Hc; $50
III cIfT MrlTS-Pickled bellies steady.
no h. .II6l4Iac: ~ 10. 1t6i4Rc; picked hams
steady, i4c. TALIow-s:sady; special se;
ctty fNr. country fdGNc. LARD-Wesk:
Niddls west. 70 l5si2 CSC: city steady re;
Ief6gd easy; south America l3.33e; Con-
tinent' u roc. Brazil, kegs. n. S5c; compound
zteady shRsbc. SIEAkiHNiE -p'eA''' 0's"'
MOIASsFs AND sYRUPs-Dull and UNI
Changed New Orleans esnufusa1. common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

day, fair and warmer: light TO moderate
For Delaware. fair to-day: Friday fair
and warmer; light, to moderate winds De-
coming south. . -, ,tuh,,,,
- yaer In west portion: Friday. fair ana
yssrlHcr. light 10 moderate Sf7ds. becoming
So Tnr Eastern Pennsylvania, fair and slightly
,,.ar,ror today. Friday. fair and warmer
light TO moderate south winds u..,.rn
FOR western Pennsylvania shu T rrS6sy
Fair. moderate to brisk south and southwest
winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

NE Finch shells at sls7 apiece and the
LI-hch az 1855 apiece, whereas their
nearest American competitor the WASH
ington Steel and Ordnance Company Of
this city, offered the former at $277 each
and the latter at 1870.
1t has been the policy Of the Navy De-
partment to award its work 10 home con-
Germs even II the bid was slightly above
some foreign ofYer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

citIzensI Who Of you are partly re-
sponsibIe for the registration this year
beina below that for the first two days
four years aso7 Wake up! Do your
dutyl You still have a chance. To-
morrow is the third day Of registration.
Booths open from a. m. to 10 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WHEAT Conditions In the wheat
market again favored the bears and Uracu-
caly from start to finish yesterday the market
was under heavy pressure, which forced prices
az one time from l.nlNC under the pre-
y.oGs night a slight rally near the close on
covering left hnal prices lGl%c net lover.
The weakness lu foreign markets started the
selling movement here right at the opening as
~ was generally understood that Liverpool
decline ~ .SHlad represented somewhat
more oDtlT'rtin view " the war situation.
especially a. regards the imgrotablllty OF any
action tending 70 close tie plrdanellos, al
'h1uFh thar MARKET NaN also again Influenced
lv 10. groay urS1nr-, NOM Csnads. Australia
4gI .jtuss,l. .-Auot'Er influence having consid-
cradle weight early In the session was tie
continued Zig movement Mt the three North
west markets. aggf eEating Tor the day 2,C5l
cars. against I.8Gs cars o year ago. In all
parts Of the West very favorable weather con
ditous prevailed. Ia Canada Il IA expected
that thrIsbing viii be completed In about three
weeks. with the quality unusually gOod. No
rel wheat az the clos" here was quoted
81 CGHtl o. elevator and 81 o5s b afoat.
No ] northern Duluth. "9Sc o anOat.
CpES Except FOR \ Decline % sake at the
opening, Que 10 the cables and The drop In
wheat the corn market was well sustained
throughout the day and closed net unchanged
10 10 higher. Much Of the buying was for
short account. although commission houses had
fair orders at times, due 70 the predictions Of
a lighter movement and belief that stocks
viii accumulate slowly, owing 10 a fair cash
demand The weather was exceedingly favor
atle IN all parts % the belt, leading 10 gener-
ally hcaFHh crop adylccs. although these had
IIttlc weight on sentiment Tho Liverpool mar
Iot rI0r. AIld net lower Export corn in
the lora market VAS quoted toIc 7 b, Dc
cornhrr and March OATS-Sold m haSc
around the opening. with other grains, but re-
covered most ~ the loss and closed steady at
only SC net decline. Cash houses sold De
crrnher, and EXPORT interest was comparatively
IiEFf Carh Gate In New York were easy.
closing as follows: No 3. 3SHc. No T. 3Ti5c;
natural white aSIGgEr. white clipped, 500
42c, all track HYB-Steady. No Western.
7lic. { (. Buffalo BARLFY--F1rm. malt
ing bTG7Oc. @ { T. Buffalo feeding. hHc. c 1 Z.
New York HAY Steady; No I, 81 l00fl 70;
No 2. {lGSl o.: No g. Soc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Oct l8-CLOvERSEED. oushel,
March sll O5. ALsIKE-Cash prime Octo-
ber December and March, sl3. TIMOTHY
Prime and October, 81 %; December, 81 Ola
March 40 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct 16.-Wheat tumoled in conse-
quence OF Italy and Turkey having made
peace and because heavy receipts Northwest
caused a railway blockade There was
nervous close st b41kc under last night.
Corn finished a shade off TO 4 up, oats down
Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
mIaEi Ess REPORTS.

The President Grant, reported as 3sV n',,.
at ., sand Hook az a m yesterday, IS eH-
pecfed TO dock this forenoon. 40 ~, -. -,
The ~ Paul. reported az 2As mMes ' ;s s1-
Sandy Hook at 1880 a m yeb'eiuS'' -
pected 10 donk this forenoon. IN .,,.- .a,,
The Mauritania. reported as ,o4o inIes , essS
Of sandy Hook at S a m yesterday ~ ehpe''eH
10 dock Friday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

Highest temperature yesterday. 81 des,e sas
lowest 40 q 30 A. M average, 30; aveIaso
for cOrrespOndig date last year, OIL average
for corresponding date last thirty'three
years. 30 -. ',.,.,,,o-
to-day: Friday. fair and warmer; moderate
winds becoming south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

Citizens! Who Of you are partly re-
sponsibIe for the registration this year
heinq below that for the first two days
four years ego? Wake upl Do your
dutyl You still have a chance. To-
morrow is the third day Of registration.
Booths open from 7 a. m. to 10 .. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

Local Official Record.-The following ON,
ciaI record from the Weather Bureau sh Ias,
the changes In the temperature TOT Wy ,hs
twenty-four hours. In comparison WIN VI"
40 te Of Inst wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

. MINIATURE ALMANAC. ........
Sunrise. 6Is: sunset, 6:17 moon sets lo'Zo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS. The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported. to the Navy Department:


Oct 15--The. Delaware. the Ontario, the
Tingey the Thornton. tie stockton, the
Shubrick the Craven, the DGhlgren, the
d. Long. the Bagley the. Barney the
navy yard, New York; the Connecticut,
the wyoming. the Florida, the Ctah, the
Vermont and the TonoPah, at Tompkins-
Vile, the Jouett. the Jenkins, the Fan
Ming and the Beale, al Newport
OF i5--The Connecticut. the Wyoming. the
Florida, the Utah and the Vermont from
North River, New York. for Tompkinsyille;
the Delaware. the Stringham. the Bagley,
Bake!y. the Porter. the Morris, the Ontario,
the CT. the WOrden. the MscDonough, the
Tingsy the Thornton, the Stockton, me
shubr!ck, the Craven, the Dahlgren and tho
navy yard New York, the Ohio. the Mis-
souri, the Montgomery, the Tennessee, me
Montana. the Alabama. the Illinois, the
Indiana, the Iowa, the Kearsarge, the Ken
lucky the Maine the Massachusetts, the
Wisconsin, the B.rmiu CHAM, the Chester: the
Salem and the Baltimore, from North River
the New Jersey the Rhode Island and the
North Carolina, from North River, New
York for Boston, the Washington, the san
Francisco and The Petrol from North River
New York, for Portsmouth, the Arkana4S
The No1,tzJ sseeta = t3se ~ es,sSaS q & sr
flaming, thesJoee tie Beaie and The Jen-
kns from North River. New York, Tor
Newport: the Michigan, the louisiana. the
New Hampshire, the Kansas, the Idaho, the
Bailey, the Castine, the Severn. the CO, the
Dc the Ell and the E-2. from North River.
New York. for Norfolk; the Tonopah. from
North River New York, for Tompknsyihe;
the MschIal. from North River, New York,
for New Haven the Marietta from North
River, New York. Tor HosoEen: the Vixen,
from North River for Philadelphia; the
Gloucester and the Wasp, from North River
New York for New York City, the Aileen,
from North River for Providence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
New Firing Manual for Army,
Effective Next Year.
IRON The Tribune Bureau
Washington, October Is

DIAN TO DEVELOP MARKSMEN.--
,,,. snecIal board appointed by Secretary
= yvar stinson to revise the army firing
-,,,,aI after many months work., will
l,,h,r,t its report next week. new sys-
80, ~ developing marksmen under condi-
.,a,s approaching actual warefare, less
',.nortance to be attached to slow firing
.sS method Of rating rinemen on rapid
"a slow firing are prominent among the
sao-d,s recommendations The new man.
al will probably become effective for next
Years work
ORDERED TO ATLANTIC RESERVE
rI.EET.-The battleships Alabama and
uinois and the cruisers Salem and Bal
,,rrore have been ordered TO duty with
Tho Atlantic reserve fleet The destroyer
psale recently damaged in collision with a
barge in the Delaware River, after repairs
N ,oln the fifth division Of the torpedo
sotIIla In the November target practice
n HAMPTON Roads The torpedo boat
rowan, after sixteen years service with
the Pacific feet, has been placed out of
commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

onse-ystions taken at United States weather
,,,,..,,, =, q n, m. Yesterday follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
ORDERS IssUED.-The following OF
ders have been issued:
ApNTN


,,,u,snant Colonel EUCLID r Prick
medical corps from Presidio Of San Fran
eIseo, report commanding general West
ern Division, temporary duty as sanitary
irspector and assistant 10 chief surgeon,
wee lieutenant Colonel CHARLES r.
WOODRUFF, medical corps, TO Waltcr
reed General Hospital
csptain WALTER /. CLARKE. signal corPs,
n Fort Leavenworth. November 3. for eN-
animation for promotion; thence TO proper
station. ---.,- ..
CAPTAIN FRANKLIN ;. .LEiSENRlNG, as
SiTned 4th Infantry. s.t..r
t1sves Of atssnce-Second Lieutenant ERIC
Il ELLINGTON. Sd'Cavalry. twenty days
from October 20T Captain NATHAN X.
AvERILL, cavalry, one month aud ifteen
- dsys FIRST Lieutenant ALBERT b
, COOKERY. 9th Cavalry, one month /" .
...a e.. NAVY. .g a..f
PaymAsisr Clerk A. L. MORTON, appointed;
the Hartford . ..-
MARINE CORPS
First Lieutenant r. L. RONELL. detach ed
recruiting office, San Francisco. recruiting
Office Los Angeles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17
Humidity.

m 55 lp. m....39 sp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

1,aIss Of timothy. There 10 continued
Tee offerings of medium and low grades
which are selling at very Irregular prices
,inues wide RYE straw steady. HAY new,
,i,notby Nos 8 10 l. 100 10, s5c9sl ID;
shipping. 75a Soc; clover mixed, light SIG
STRAW, long rye. s5gsoc; cat, 55357i5c.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
THE NEW SUGAR BILL.

TIL Senate has made a deep cut in the sugar
schedule 1t is admitted. if the House agrees and
the President approves, the loss the Treasury in
government receipts will be S5,0000O0 1t is
claimed" the saving in the retail sugar bill of the
nation will be S200O00OO But a better guess would
be that the saving will be kin to the nation
saving in shoes under the 50 per cent reduction
of the duty lcather goods and the Free Trade
hide act The price will go up. Not Immediately,
possibly but Not by leaps and bounds, but
round bv round. Then therell be the effect on tie
sugar industry in Louisiana and in the sugar beet
States Regular Progressive and Democrats voted
ave- only one Republican and two Democrats vot
ing nav The cotton and wooden schedules next
Then 1880 and the iron works. Coxey armies and
multiplied millions of wage-earners star boarders at
the soup-house counter.-Nlarion (Iowa) Register
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
Primary
ELECTION No1|l||'
Fob
Lyon Count,
To the Electors Of Lyon co,,..

Notice IS hereby given thai J, n
Election to be held on Tuesda, we Prn,,
Day OF September, A. d. 1912 cs,i lns Ia
to be nominated by the respe es,',a'da'e i
parties for the following State n l"se pelad
~ ard Township officers: D's'rlct (Op
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
Application No 2tS
Notice of Application for Permissn
to Appropriate the Public Wain
OF the State OF Nevada

Notice Is hereby given that "a X
18th day oi July. 1912. IN aecc:dzaa
with Section Is, Chapter XXI. dk
Statutes OF 1909. the PACING Pordas
Cement Company, CONSOLIDATED !.
corporation. OF san Francisco C'm
Is of san Francisco. and State O q
iiornia. made application to The "
Engineer OF Nevada for pcrmssa
to appropriate the public waters I
the State OF Nevada Such ipgfl
priation j. to be made from Bed
Spring al points at the spring xtAi
is at y. 10 deg. ~ min. w. o+e Z
from the NV Cor OF Sec. q ! 2
\, r. 20 T., NJ ID. B. & NJ, by nsaa
OF cleaning out said spring, and q
cubic foot per second IS to be eoresl
ed 10 points At the mill and quarry =
the Pacific Portland Cement Congf
ny. consolidated. the mill beng y z
SE quarter OF NV quarter Sec. y I
10 n. X. p f.. and the quarry sE
N the NV quarter OF Sec % / "
n X. 20 f.. NJ d. b. & NJ, by mtin
Of tank and pipe. and there used co. =
mining and domestic purposes W
ter not 10 bc returned to stream
Signed; w. NJ. KEARNEi,
State Engats
Date OF first publication July ~ ", ~
Date OF last publication Aug ~ -
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP orp,c,,

County Clerk and Treasurer.
assessor ........s........
District Attorney. ''''''
County Surveyor. ''''''
Recorder and Auditor. ......''' ''''''
County Commissioner, long term go
County Commissioner. short Term 80
Public Administrator. ......
Members Of the County BOARD Z
Education ..........
Justice OF the Peace, Dayton Tor .,.
snip -.............
Constable. Dayton Township.
Justice Of the Peace. Canal Town.
Constable. Canal Township. 1900. $500.
Justice Of the Peace, Mason vsIl,,
Township ................
Constable. Mason Valley Townshia
Justice OF the Peace. snragg To~n
sh" 49,. .-'....' ..............
Constable. SpragR Township
Justice Of the Peace. Smhh yaDry
Township ...................
Constable. Smith Valley Townshin
Justice OF the Peace, Silver a.
Constable. Silver City Township.
Justice Of the Peace, Mornings,r
Township .....
Constable. Morningstar Township.
Justice Of the Peace, Wabnska Tesa
ship Observation-Disclosures.
Constable. Wabuska Township. 49,.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31

Pittman campaign money is beginning to show
itself in all parts of the State, Yerngton not ex-
cepted. Pittman plead poverty two years ago when
making his campaign; what his plea for support will
be this year remains to be seen-surely it will NOT
be poverty
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
NOTICE OF FoRFE|1Vk
TO E. ROSS. HIS HEIRS, ENaShd iurs
RATOR. AND TO "hVA"
NAV NEERN !.

ADMINISTRATORS, AND ~ WINS
MAY CONCERN r..., 4
You are hereby notified that !. tna s 4
Nardy, co-owncr. have cxpcndeu uI'I nIs|
year 1911, the sum Of Two hunoIe. ;ss
5000 in performing labor aud mS 49,
provcments on the Moreover ana rs
No / minin" claims. situated " w ii
Mining District. .yon County s'ma l.sa
vada said claims having been 'o ssa.,'s.dt Il
the month Of December, lyio. ~ NM h
location OF said claims Is feeofneo Is 1
District Mining Recorder OF ss'u m'"Jfl vs
trict and with the County Reeofue' huala
County, and that the sum OF NV 49,
dollars was expended by me upon ~ Il Il
said expenditure having been mI va, ~ ~
purpose OF holding said claims unas nue. ~
visions Of Section 2S24 OF the n'' hs,as y
utes Of the United States, anu .as Ier II
mount required TO hold 50 eia' W.. 49,
year ending December ~. lglL ia lse
will be published once week ~, " AM sK
aud IL. a. the expiration OF h,hev w hoo
such notice by publication - gte" q q
fail or refuse to contribute tne a "
hundred dollars for and on aeeo .'n, yoa Il
claims, the same being the aihou a..on d Il
10 contribute and is your pr"po,,"hs me .
two hundred dollars so expendes" .,ys,,m,.sge
said claims, your interest IN salu INN, VI
which YOU fail or refuse TO eo m ,.eomt X
sum OF one hundred dollars sna,' a ro.ospd
property OF the undersghea' 10"
under Section 232l AFORESAID. vARDY
CHARLES a. , vnS
Date Of first publication May o.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31

The Sugar Trust controls the sugar output OF
Cuba, and for that reason they want sugar to come
in free of duty. This would save them S60OO0OOC
a year and would kill their competitor, the beet
sugar industry, which pays S400OO,0O0 year to
American farmers for sugar beets.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31

The TAFT papers say that Col. Roosevelt form
erly called reciprocity the handmade of Protec.
ton" Not SO. 1t was James c. Blaine, but that
great Republican Protectionist favored reciprocity
in non-competing products. Tafts reciprocity pac,
was blow at the American farmer
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31

The notice designating the Office iOr ~
are Ia be nominated was rot,.
from the Secretary II State IN the 21,t u
oi June. \. - 1912. and the first pubh,ga
II ihi, notice was made on the 6th IA. I
Buly. y u. 1912.
CHARLES l. MeT.EOD.
County CItf
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
STATE AND DISTRICT OFFICE,

United States Senator.
Congressman 1910,
Justice OF the Supreme Court '''''',
Long Term Regent Of the e,,,.. ~.
Vcrsity .......... w
Short Term Regent Of the Staff Stat n,
versty ........... ou'
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-08-31
SENATE AND ASSEMBLY

Senators '............
Assemhiymen .r..,........