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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29

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Ginsinnati, Is. Raj 1912.
Gle naAiolssnbsn Cueiiruneen be,isbsn
H@ sur auf aasrss fransastioasn Del
ssiarsa 0sf&dftsn wssosa stnas bSbsrs
Yresie hsre4nd.
prssifisnsn.
Ter Nearst mar rutie unb bic rrssfs fen.
e4malL-Srima Stsam sio.l5-lo.25.
I. .. B..
irs9tnssfaIssHssbIsif4.M Marft
isa. etsrt dear sssisn I0L - lie, ibsri
xi1ssaisisea ioS-IoAs asra fssh dear
Belize III -i2l1s Isfs ass >fe Iatsr Der.
Dassa.-Marst fen. short Hare esissu
ll3-r2s, large Ribssafeitsn lin - IKE.
sytra hort dear Seites lik-llLS, g4uIisrs
lUk k--io5e q une Hsfiss i2lz--l3lze ioie uHe
W per pfunb msbr ssrpadt.
Sugar Cured -6IsijA. - 1aarst isf
e&inten l6.O0-- 1850, Yisnis eAuIter
III kO--l2.00, Drsatsah Daeen l6.6O--16.50,
e4uisernll .6o--l2.v0, Rem tsrl Gut edul.
tern l20o-l260, fre9sas Beef s4iaseu
is.o0--30.o0.
ea5asps6sItss sfstfa.-Werstfsa
e&iHiea eiS. .00-lS,6O. 1isais SAultun
i0-l0jzs, Belize l31<-l3I<e, e4uIieru 10
l0ks. hss osss Gsf e6slfnu iDk : lie
esifAss6Isif 4. - . sAistfa II <-l3e,
vinif eAHitern 94--l0ke. S4aItern 9az
-IOtz ibert Nippsaisiien IO-lo ibort flare
Ssitsnl0i -i0<s, sytra itogt Ssiten. To-
lOks. 0slies liz i5s pr pfsss. Dssi Gar.
tat I0-l8<.
RstI ssb ostfsibG
NRstl.-k ksxes 0intsr vatent Is S.2S--6.60
4lstss esasp k.0G-6.l0, 1sistss esntIl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29

msaaenmskl mar beuts itetis. Tair
bis saiss s4.so--5.io, 6otss bis iaaep s5.15
20 30.
eu6nsi,snmetl IN Fau su $3.50
Der loo Vfunb fair bis autes 1926 -
5.I5, dolce bis fancn s5.oo--5.25.
Mats I mar ftsttg. s}sines peises
unb aelbes sI.76--1.s0 grobes $l.7o-1.75,
sifnSrieo s4.25.
hpetaeu nominta. am.rtean S5t
anb Canadian CSC {. |. +. aep gors.
8seqeu non,inel no. 8sfern l0Ce
bel Gntunft e. l. I. 9uHato.
ssras III rubia. Malsssrfe l16-l28e
{. I. Buffalo.
@ei.en.-sufusr 3es, 400 su., g,rfarbt
233, ,869 gu, Morft In fsff. SO. 2 rotber
neuer 1241ze i'm eiepdtor unb l241ae I. o. b.
ihpimmsno. 30. aortbsru Dulutb 128z4t
I. o 5. ftpimmenb.
8tlthiorn.-- - 3ufubr 6, 6,750, @srfdnbt
LOTT Tu Martt III itstia. Grport 20. 2
neusr S434t I'm elevator uno 8424e 7. o. B.
ihnimmtHo.
Saf.r.-3ufu5r $3.50 Bu., gerfanbt
545 Fu. Der DART III fen. STANDARD nei.
Ser 81 &c i'm eIeOotOr, SO. . Dtibsr 63c, SO.
63lsc. SO. 4 6l1at.
Ssu IN rubie-prima 1906, 30. 1856,
10. Q i45e, so. 1866.
SOFTEN III feit. - state 1911, orbind I.
rtr bis Dolce 30--52e; 1919, 45-i7c; gaeifie
gonit 1911, oreiRdrtr bis aoics 40 - 44e,
1910. 40-42t.
Sdate iins iietia -- Gtntrel amsrica
25t. eoaota 24L--25l4t.
9ebsr ia i.a. eemIoi 25-27c.
Sort lit fea gan,ilp 5000 - 81. 90,
fhcrt clear sl925-2l.5o, Rsb $2O.50--
2050.
sect IN fsa. samilb $500 - 1880.
M,s $15.0o-15.50, Beef. htnt.n $500
-3i.00, 8srpa4t Sl3.0o-ls.50, gits ertr1
JnDia Ules sIa. .0o-l9.25.
Gut Wtats fiHo ftlil gtpottlte Sci.
lits, 10 bis IL Bio. III - 12e. bo Shut.
tern 8l<-S3lc, DO. 54intsn l2l&-13e.
Ehmat if ftff. g1teoL. gseft srimn
SIC. 0.55-l0.65; RafFnirt.r ia tetiq Cont.
nsnt sll.o0, q. u. sll.90, COMPOUND g.
Gle.
fats ia rubia. Srima Ghp su eI4t,
gountra 81 S--67If.
Saump aamen. Del taum itetin
prtma robes s587, primo CONNER eelbsi
So $500.
g.troftum in itstta. RafHsirtes
Nsp Bort s8 so, galtabtIp5ia unbS altimors
$3.50, DO. in Buff 800.
@Olls ii rubig. TOmsFic GIsste Obio
CSC.
Sari In itstia. etraiuso, e.D6bnlih h.i
bic autts IS 65-S.7
f,rptutir = In piuts III 48J8e.
R.is in fsf. Ginbeimii4sr 35s-54t,
Satna 6A-6Ae
Wola ifts fstia. Rem Orleans Open
Kettle, outer bis hoite, 35-5Oc.
5u6.r. - Asber III ieF. TusedSost
50 1.e, 393e, g.ntrifugat ss Stf 398t.
WoIdTes. 3uisr 50 5.f 323c aafNnirt.I
IN tetis. Gut soaf 6.OOc, grufb.b 5.s0e
Rouis ~" 5.55e, gubes 5.45e, Boposrst
5.30t, 5ranulates 5.20t. TiamonD n
5.20e, GouF.ctionsrs ~" 5.O5t, 70. ! sos
10. 5.0ot. 80. s495t. go. 44s0s, 30. s
4s5, so. 9 48oc, 30. 4.75t, 30. 9 4.7Oc
no. 9 4.65e. SO. 10 4.60t, 30. IL 4.55, SO
IL 4.5ot SO. Is 4.<5s. 30. IA 4.45s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29
&ie aaiier &ilbelm AnSien3en
ertbeilt.


Die 9erifte uber bic Garlsruber
Riniiterportrdoe beim aaiIer WiIheIm
purben atIgeuein nit Spannung ge!ss
fen. llsbsr ben 8erlauf iol9er 8ors
TRACE fpiro uber in Der Seffert!ihtett
IaIt ME 9enqusres betannt, uno AUDI
iiber bic Qrt uno Weiie, pie Der adiz
Ter 4uoien3sn ertbeilt, iino unritttse
Rsinungen psrbrettst 60 geht gum
geiipiel tmmer nod bic 2egenoe bon
Wluno 8u Runb, tper bel elmer iol6eH
QuoienS oem 0eoautenflug oes Saiz
iers uiht folge. tper. ipie elmer Der
tiibtigiten Stadtsietretdrs, hartnddts
BEL Der Staugs bleibe uno nit elmer
oelpiITeH Yeoanterie INNER pieoer auf
Iein Shemd 3uriit3utommen Derlute.
Der qerathe beim Gdiler leidt in ben
Ruf zines .Iangneiligen Sumpans"
zines .IeoerEen 8ureoutrateu" er
tonute e. erlebeu, oGB er mondtslang
iberbdupt utdt mebr 3um 8ortras be-
fobleH piro, baB ihn Der adiier oonn
ftlieBli6 einmul 3par reIignirt gu
Worte tommen labt, O6ne dber piel
tin3uboren. Wilklm Ii. gebe ii6 IN
iolhen i5Guen gar teine WtuRe msbr,
feline gbeiInabmIoiig.eit 81 oerbergsn:
sr pfleee, an Die Banb gelehnt, nit
ieineu 9ddeln 81 ipielsu uno tommt
erit tpieosr in 2dune, ipenn bic Soter
nsm ryebantsn" 10 lanse 3rpiiAsH ben
! geinen our6aslaufen iinb. bis oieier
ibiiebIit, psrtuirrt ben 5doen oerliert,
iporauf er oann Elm iooiales .5roita
mort" oes aaiiers nit auf ben 5simz
meg nebmen oiirfe.
Solhe mehr dmiiidute als po6ls
noQenbs aaiferanetooten entfpreden
orhaus niht Der Wabrbeit. Wlan
odrf iif Die Riniiterportrase beim
aaiier dnsroinss nitt ais cine Qrt
S6ulftunoe nit eenduem 3eitplaH
poritellen. bic in einem angetpisienen
Raum gu bsitimmtsr Minuts besinnt
uno nit benz 9lodenihlae snbet. Sine
folhe 5orm fpdrs benz betpesliheu
@eisu oes aaiisrs in Der 'Sssle 5us
piber. sic fpIro aud ME angeipanot,
fhon nm ben 8ortragenoen jebes 9ez
fiibl oes 3panges uno Der geenguns
81 nebnen. Grei pom Der 2sber meg
| Ipriht man nur, uenn man uuberlid)
unbebinbert iit. Desbolb pflset Der
aaiier bic .6oupts unb Stodtsattios
men" ideinbor beiidufig stpiIden8abn=
| fteis uno SalonDasen, spiihsnShiff=
unb gbeebeiuh gu erlsoiesn. 5eiers
litteit unb 3eremoniel. mo es nDtbiq
iit, aber nur niht bd, mo man nd
untsr bier ooer feds gugen iiber
ihpierige probleme aus3ufprshen bat,
bas ilt Der 8runofaB, Der bel pihtigsn
Rini'tsrportrdesn NIT boiler abfihi
befplst piro. Die biitorifhe 9lus.
fpruts 3pifden benz aoifer unb BEN
isiiriten 8ulcD in Der .9niln Iele.
| graph" Qffaire bat befanntlih I'm
| ssreien unter 8dumen itdtteefunoen
Wan erinnsrt iih aud, pislleiht nod
Der antritts MuoHnS oes iesieer
Rsihstanslers: 6err p. 9etbmunn'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29
Ehirnnn 29 NRai 1912.

Rtnbbt.l. - 8eepes So l0-9.35, 9eras
sti.re Sc. .25-8IO, nsflihe Stiers So .25--
7.90, Stoders unb EeeDers 81 40 - $50.
aaht umo Settlers So o0--s 90, sdlber $5.25
-8.75. Wartt rnbia unb foum fetlg.
shpetue asihte $7O0-7.65, ae'
miihte s7.l5-7.s2La, idpere $7.l5-7 .65,
rauhe 81 Is - 7.35, sertel $4.90 - $50.
Nartt laueiam unb aagemeiu itetig.
Shaie IT, 2dmmer. - Shafe etu'
bsimiide So. .T5-6.35, nsftihe 81 00-6 40,
5ahrlinqe IS. .25-7.50, edmmer einbetml,
i6e S5.00-sO0. lpeEIi5e S5.50-9.3o. Rartt
fart uno 10c hober.
3ufuhr. - 9iubpieh 2,501. Stnslue
13, 900, Shaft unb edmmer 4,00C.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29

eysls. esnss Hmt af,ism IN gtp Dorf.

Weio. Ernes Hnt mftftH W. Wfiu Dprt.
sen .on eau purbe su 21lS-234S ausse.
Iisben.
prima esfhaftspapiers purbsn sn AZ
4kE bistentirt.
eterlina Grhangs IN Aetia. eimt
~ s4.6T14 unb 90 9ose su ~ S4lS--4.8423SS.
Hunbes.C CbTiaationsu lpareu ts.
tia unb nuresn ipie FoIat auotirt;
Der. Staatsn Rsfunoina 2S 100a<-l0iA,
4% rseifrirte ti9e5 ll4-l14A, coupons
Il4L--li5, So rtqiffrirts 102L--l02sz,
Goupons io2h-l02A, ganama Coupons
rs l00L asb.
Aftien tt.-Tr Ulartt mar hsute
bel Der Grofnuna ihpah uno bic Dreiit bot,
Ten ,u lribtn, fpdtsr jsbod pures Der Narft
ftsiia unb ihIos auh 70. Die snIubnoti.
rungfn sraabtn nur unbtbsuitnbe Btrdnbe.
ruuaes, ftaHosn abtr rneiitsns uHtsr oenen
Bon sthsrn.
Gifsnsahm.afisn. cSI:tE. .6irfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29
0lnssudrtiGe Mdrfte.
Nsn Nsrt. 20. Ma

NsbL-3uFuhr $685. rbis.. Tsrianbi
Is ,8l6 AbIs. - Der Narst par beufe feiisr
eprins vateat %. .5o-6.6o, Minisr straigttl
95.lb--5.25, Binter Votents $6.40-5.60
eSriua clears S4.6O-z.9o, sSintsr eEtEd.
NJ. i N60-<.M, 10. > DO. A.lo-A.30e.
AaniaS etraisbts e6.lo-S.2s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29
ehteaas 25. Wni.

We'll. - Der Rar,t mar i.r. ssister
gaients IS l0--5.35. Straigbts 81 50-.5 10.
sprua patsntss5. .0o-5 80, Straiebts 81. 80
800 pasers s420--4.45.
M.i,en.-Tar Rat ll3L-114s[c, am
sAIus ll31e; fur 5uIi 1loss-1117se. am
shlus lll1[e; fur September 104-l07e,
am salus 1O6lSe; fir E.ssmber los -
lo7iss. am Shlus l0818t.
8el afsru. Fdr Wai 79L--
s1sbc. am sdIus s0tEc; farSufi 44S-7531e,
am sAlus 755se; fur September 723l l-73bc,
am sdIus 73t4c, fur Etssmber 621SS-s311R {,
am salus es1se.
eaf.r. - aar Rai 55zs-55a{e, an
Shlus 551%c; fur suH 50lx - Sic, am
SalHs 509se; fur stpt,mber 42lS-42aIe,
am sttut 42l&s, FUR DECEMBER 43>s-4524t, {,
am Shtus 435Sc.
Tsaatn.-Ro. 2 Ole.
GtrFt. 9uts 5uttsraerFe 65-85c,
quite bis hoies yeatsasrae Il2-ll9..
9imotb amen. - Rsue 800
9 90 per G,Htnsr. -r,
sItsfaamsu. - sl4.O0-29G0 per
gsntasr
m.sport-1s.50-l8. n,r s6l.-sRr
Eai SIS BIZ -I8.42l%, am ShIus sI8.a5
fur isls.37i%-lS.55, am Shlus sl8.55:
fur September $ls.37J Z-l8.57IE, am6 dIul
| sIs.55.
GHmali. - sl0.55 Der 100 Ffuue. -
alr Rai sl050-l055. am Shius sle.55
! fir Suit *l0.80-l0.65, nm SAlus s10.65
fur September ti075 - 10. IS, am SAiui
sin.S2iS; iiir Sttobsr sl0.82k-l1.00, an
am 5tius 1000.
Sbsrt n D be n { II Ia n.--ecfe $40. 2,
per 100 Hfuno. sar Raj s., on
salus $40 Is; fur 3uIi tio.17h-le.30
am Shlus $40 27l%t; fir September SIC. 8:
-i042h. am SdIus sl0.42hs.
! sHtttr.-Narti IA aetia. greameriei
| 23-25e, Darn 20--24c Der Biune.
afsr.-Ter Nartt n ihDat Bride Isl.
Lee per Dstsms.
| aafe. - Rartt in itstia. Cream l5K-
] 1876 Der Bfuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29
Uiebmdrtte.

Gineinnati. %. Nai.
3Hfuhr uu6 gerfdnot wdbreno Der uerfol.
isaen ~ Stunoen. psrsIihea init benz oerber.
sehennp Gage Daren pis ioIpt:
3uiusr: Rinbsieh. Shpsiat Saais.
Mdi, "a 49,. i730 49li 93s
Mat, 26 ..... 134 1870 lilo
Der sserlaast bstrus in oeri.lbeH Belt:
Wat. 27 1877 S99 l04
Rai, 2s ..... 577 2778 -
Rinbbieb.-Ee 6sihdits warsu bsuts
sismIit lrbbaft une OIs trsife firsis bis fsn.
Stofsrs uno Sesosrs uaren ebenfons in gu.
ter aahfraee une tstie bis mari. Sute
Jlilhsiibs Hao iistis i'm prsite, anesrs Fau
nno iApan.
eAptrs etisrs SS.5O--8.l5. ertra 1925
$50, fansh SAfen $2.75-6. rs.
sIfiI&srfssrs 45.Oo-7.50, auserltitus bic
erirn ~. $500, ettitrs $4.0o--T.25, dus'
erieiene 5is ertra $7.35--7.75. fansn -
fslhe e2.5o--5,86, anssrItisne bis srtra t6 oC
--6.25, ganness t225--3.25. ets6srs auo
6efsers 34.50-6.25.
BuIfen. --Bst masiasr 3ufuhr une GU
Ter Naniraee partn be 6teifs fsiis.
Taasre anb lsid3tt 81 00--4.60, Belsgna
t4.65--6.65, srtra s5.75--5.S6, fette Suaer
e5. .75---6.25.
aGtbsr. - Ger Wartt mar bsmtt Iebhaf
unb anrf. bic auiuhr nur mabl2, uno bi
@rsiIs hsben IN 25s bobsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29
Metau Warft.

TerB OFT, .. WaL.
9inn ia isa ,u s46.ss - s7l0, fupf.r
IN i:a : eate l634-l7e. elsetbroIetie An
l6ss-i6s4c, Gaftina gu 49, l61Sc. 9lsi
~ fsa ga s4.l7k = 4.25 /; Sbsltsr N fsf
aounsrs aortsern .u sl5.5o-i5.T5, 30.
DO. su sl5.25-l550, 20. 5eutbern uno
go. / Soutbern ioft ,u sI5.50-l5.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29
BON, WeIbn,arfte.
elrtinnati. g. Mas. iMa.

etMftnMaId 70. MaL aUAs
Tie ee&afte naren aud bsute IN ben his.
Naen HaHien nieoer iebr rubig unb @elb ~
Diilip. DorEtbsn ON eau muroen bon ben
Hantsn 1u ~ ausseIlsben uno @sifdftspa.
piere ~ b--6E bisfontirt. Die Matlsr plds
sirisn TarIsbeH son eau 81 ~ unD auf 5sst
su 4,kE.
sssAid asf New Dsrf
parsn fsifer uno nuyben ,u l5e grdmie per
$1,000 tirif6eu @anfen psrtauft. Die 3ours-
tfrrdts bstrdei b0e pranis per $1,000.
HsGlsf ani anssps.
fiHs fsfsr. Die fclssnbsn Cuoi,ranssn fno
~ berihten:
aonbOn, 5 aas. si6t, A.s7h per
q, 90 aaa, Siht t4.s4H per 8,
paris, faae SiAt. 5.I2,8--5.l5 Der cranes
400 90 Gage stGi, 5iTI-520 6ransS per
500; far TsutfhIane faas si4t Warf
t3J6t be. 80 1aae Stht, 94ke.
Documentary Bills auf 2onDou iuurbtn sn
s.sst, auf glassotD ~ 4.s3 anb auf Dsliar
sn <.s21 osriauft.
e,nrtss-rhlisaf safisHsn.
rubis uns fstis. Die Saassa auotirsa pis
lslst;
GintauF. Drrfauf.
~ Dsnbs, 1915 Coup. .li4 n4A
sg Denbs. 1918 $500. i02A lMA
IN 1cnbs, 1880. ......l00A iui4
~ Yaudmd ..........iVoN
GlssiiMs essis iimfsss
Der itmiat I'm hisiiasn gteariHbouit belief
40 ksuis auf "a, ,167 400.
fsfal. .zrgrrifaisn.
Ger Marft in eotalitiuriiitsn mar btuIs
Fau unb bis vrsiis eseradt. gsrsauf. rur.
hsn:
Nn Der Btds.
FIRST car
81 600 Columbia gas 5g........ 10
30 uiiisn Cincinnati Stoi gares. ...... e6ik
seeana cau
10 ailssr gine. Gds electric. ....... sEk
I'm sffrnew 9sarite.
$4,000 linton g. o. 4 q. 4. iois...... esh
4.oeo gtHe., Wsnp.&gcp. l. Ser. 1872. .ius
1000 Qtnf. 6ofptini 3.65Ab, ie2T..... e1k
IL Asfsn @iHe. Euu. Eeh Isl........2ib
100 sfftsH G,nc. gtrsst ssn...........,.i2g
nfiseH 9iHc.. Netpp. & Qoe. pref. so
~ fgiien Giae. Das Gieeirts........ s5h
30 afisen Trpicn 4 Wli6tsnn BRET ef......ie0
slaAasseues fabsHs bon i'm bi.Feen Warst
tsfubiihen Sones snb Afsien s.sbt Die sff'
,isasH Gustirunefn an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29

Nlstl ksxes Dintes vatent eS.2s--65o,
0latss eeass e1.0G-6.l0, 1sistss esntIs
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
Clear the WAY.


Men of thought be up and stirring,
Night and day;
Sow the seed-withdraw the
curtain
Clear the way.
Men of action, aid and cheer them,
AS ye may!
There's a fount about to stream,
There's a light about to beam,
There's a warmth about to glow,
There's a flower about to blow;
There's a midnight blackness
changed
Into gray;
Men of thought and men of action,
Clear the way,
Once the welcome light has broken,
Who shall say
What the nnimagined glories
OF the day?
What the evil that shall perish
In its ray?
Aid the %dawning, tongue and pen;
Aid il, hopes of honest men;
Aid it, paper-aid 1t, type
Aid it, for the hour is ripe,
And our earnest must not slacken
Into play.
Men of thought and men of action.
Clear the way
Lo! a clouds about to vanish
From the day;
And a brazen wrong to erumble
Into clay,
Lel the rights about to conquer,
Clear the way,
With the Right shall many more
Enter smiling at the door;
With the giant Wrong shall fall
Many others, great and small,
That for ages long have held us
For their prey.
Men of thought and men of action.
Clear the way
Charles Mackay.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
How He Saved the Day.

Three bright young men were
spending their vacation in camp. and
they had agreed to draw lots to de-
termine which one should do the
cooking. 1t was also agreed that if
any one should complain about the
food he should be required to take
the cooks place. In the drawing
Harrison. the young doctor. lost, and
eheerfully set about his culinary
duties.
When the toast was placed on the
table Griggs, the law student, gave
1t a look and yelled:
"Ye gods and little fishes this
toast is burned to a charcoal on one
side--but that's the very way l like
1t though, fine, finei" Norman
Mack's National Monthly.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29

APPLICATION No. 2475
Notice of Application for Permission
To Appropriate the Public Waters
of the State of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the
29th day of July, 1912. in accordance
with Section 25, Chapter XXXI,
Of the Statutes of 1909, one John
Bate, of Sehellbourne, County of
White Pine, and State of Nevada,
made application to the State En-
gineer of Nevada for permission to
appropriate the public waters of the
State of Nevada. Such appropria-
ton is to be made from Moffett
Spring, at points N. SO deg. Is min.
E., 10000 feet. from the corner of
Sections 8, 10, Is and 16 T. 20 n. r.
Sc E., NJ. ID. B. & NJ, u~nsurveyed
land, by means of pipes and Lilo
cubic feet per second is to be con-
veyed to points N. IS deg. w, 90
feet from above point of diversion,
and there placed in seven troughs,
by means of pipes and there used
for stock watering purposes. Water
not to be returned to stream.
W. NJ. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
(First Publication Sept. %, 1929
tLast Publication Oct. 20, 1922
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
try the effect of my system upon

try the effect of my system upon
him."
And, in due time Sammy put in an
appearance at the house of Mrs.
Wiseacre-at least. a bright-looking
boy appeared upon the scene.
Mrs. Wiseacre showed him round
the garden, interested him with
pretty pictures, played him lively
music, and then sat him down at a
good feast.
MY dear" she asked eventually,
were you not extremely unhappy
when you stood in the Corner before
all your classmates for punishment.
please, NM" answered the boy,
wasn't me you saw in the corner.
1t was Sammy"
But arn't you Sammy, my dear?"
mo, MN; I'm Herbert. Sammy
gave me some cigarette pictures to
come here an get your jawing!"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
Getting Even.

No, don't believe in expensive
practical jokes said uncle-who is
a business man-"except by way of
retaliation"
Now, last year l received a tele-
gram from a friend, who was travel
ing In Italy; and when | opened it,
all l read was. Thank you. I am
WE'LL
Then ! sailed forth and sought
me out a cobblestone-a nice. large
eobblestone weighing about eleven
pounds. And l wrapped it in excel
sior, pink cotton and white paper;
and boxed it up in a handsome box.
and sent il by express, collect to my
facetlous friend far across the bound
ing pillows.
and when he had paid his little
fifteen dollars, and had opened the
box IN ST. Petersburg, if / remember
rightly, he found in addition to the
precious contents, This is the load
that rolled off my heart on receipt of
the news of your good health ~
L. Mack's National Monthly.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
Getty some Air.

At a eonydion of ministers in a
Michigan toy, the hotel accom-
modations bhg somewhat limited.
the visitors re Obliged to double
up aud % young clergymen.
Fletcher ~antflanders. were assign
ed to a roonwhich mad but one win
dow. The light was so cold and
stormy tbatn retiring they decided
to close theindow entirely. leaving
the transon open over the door.
But the ransom did not afford
much ventltion. and in the night
Flanders ioke with an oppressed
and stiningensation. Thereupon he
aroused hisedfellow.
"Fletche' he said. Il cant stand
this air. Spose | get up and open
the window little?"
To this ttcher agreed. So Elan
ders arose. and cropping for the
window (fcit was pitch dark tried
to raise IL. ut in vain.
Il can't tart the blame thingin
he grunted
We'll" aid Fletcher, from the
bed, IF " can't raise II. break a
pane. / gss we can stand the cost
between us
So Flaiers broke a pane and
went backo bed.
Ali" sd he in a minute or two
drawing aull breath. That's some
thing liket' There's nothing like
fresh air
Yes. answered Fletcher, drow-
silly, its good deal better. ] guess
It's wort the fifty cents"
In thenorning Fletcher got up
first and egan 10 dress. But as he
glanced ward the window he stop
ped shor and a puzzled expression
stole owe his face. Then he looked
al Flands. who WIS still DOING.
We'll he muttered, I've heard
OF the atmosphere of knowledge. but
never lew II TO get in its work so
quick berei"
F1ands had smashed the glass of
the book,se.-National Monthly.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
Not Such n Hot Speech.

A candidate for congress had been
making a speech in one of the towns
in his district where he was not
known personally. says the Kansas
City Star, and in the evening while
waiting for a train he strayed into
a butchers shop, and. without saying
who he was. began to pump the
butcher to find out how he stood.
did you hear that speech this
afternoon" he inquired, after some
general talk.
Eyes, replied the butcher, Il was
there"
What do you think of it?"
I've made a better speech than
that a hundred times. trying to sell
Is cents worth of soup bones"
The candidate concealed his iden-
tity.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
4 Fauorite Selection
Sweet and Low

Sweet and Low
and low. sweet and low
Wind of the western seas
low, breathe and blow
Wind of the western seas!
Over the rolling waters go,
Come from the dying moon ana
blow
Blow him again to me-
While my little one, while my pretty
one sleeps.
sleen and rest, sleep and rest;
Father will come to thee soon
Rest rest, on mothers breast;
Father will come to thee soon.
Father will come to his babe in the
silver sails all out of the west
Under the silver moon
Sleep my little one sleep my pretty
one, sleep.
By Alfred Tennyson'
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
Wonderful Crops.

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson,
was talking to the Washington Star
about the record crops of 1912.
These wonderful crops" he said,
ARE almost enough to make you be-
lieve the cross-eut saw story.
"A farmer you know, sent his hir-
ed man to a neighbours with a note
saving:
" Friend Smith: Will you please
lend me your cross-cut saw, as | wish
to cut a watermelon up so as to get
it into my dray?'
THE neighbor wrote back:
Friend Jones: ! would be glad
to lend you my saw, but same has
just got stuck in a canteloupe."
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
Quite True.

At a religious meeting a lady per-
sisted in standing on a bench.
spelling the view of other spectators.
though repeatedly requested to sit
down. An old gentleman arose ana
said, gravely:
Il think if the lady knew she had
a large hole in each of her stockings
she would not exhibit herself in this
way"
This had the desired effect; she
Immediately sat down in her seat. A
young minister standing by blushed
to the temples and said:
"Oh, Brother, how could you say
what was not a fact?"
Not a fact?" replied the old gen.
tleman. IF she had not a large hole
in each of her stockings. l would
like to know how she gets them on"
On Norman f. Mack's National
Monthly.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29

DR.. Lewis White Allen, the Denver
psychologist, was giving an informal
talk on physiology upon the windy,
sea-fronting porch of an Atlantic City
hotel.
also" he said, lit has lately been
found that the human body contains
sulphur"
sulphur" exclaimed a girl in a
blue and white blazer. How much
sulphur is there, then in a girls
body?"
oh" said DR.. Allen, smiling, 1.-The
amount varies.
And is that why some of us make
so much better matches than
others"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-29
Serial No. 04033
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
FINAL HOMESTEAD ENTRY.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Carson City,
Nevada, August 23, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Fine
Molleson, of steptoe, White Pine
County, Nevada, who, on June IL,
1909. made Homestead Entry. No.
04O33, for VIZ seq. SEA SWA
Sec. II and NWA NEA, Sec. 20,
Township 10 N, Range 60 e. NJ. ID.
Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton 10 make Final Three Year
Proof, 10 establish claim to the land
above described, before the County
Clerk of White Pine County, at Ely,
Nevada, on the 10th day of October,
1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Marvin C. Draper, John T. Clark,
John Buto and James Harton, all of
Steptoe, Nevada.
LOUIS J.. COIN,
Register.
First Publication Sept. l, 1929
Last Publication Sept. 20, 1922