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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05
Change Of Schedule


On and after October the Ocean
Shore Limited. the fast train which
leaves Richmond for Norfolk over the
Norfolk and western Railway At 800
p NJ, will be . daily train. running
Sundays a. well a. on other days in
the week. The Norfolk Limited. an
other fast train over the Norfolk and
western, will continue to leave Rich
mond for Norfolk At $50 A. n daily.
Both Of these trains carry through
Pullman parlor cars. without change.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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BuildI.s Permits.

Buildlng Permits.
Building and repair permits was Is
sued yesterday a. follows:
J. J. Hancock. to repair frame
dwelling. 2l3 East Eleventh Street.
South Richmond, to cost $3.50.
A. 8. Wright and II. n. Landers. TO
repair q frame dwelling. eo4 Perry
Street. to cost 500.
Miss e. J. Campbell. to repair brick
dwelling. SGT North Ninth Street. to
cost Sis.
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KatIrpaDa


The STANDARD Railroad of tho 0outh.
EFFECTIVE OCT. & lS12
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida ana South: s:x 4 II and
go r. n. 100 A. n
For Norfolk: eco A. NJ. acc r. NJ. $40 p
NJ. 800 p. NJ. 30 p n
For Petersburg: 100 A Il. Sis A. H..
8:lS A. NJ. 300 A. NJ, $50 A. u. 500 p n.
11:H p. II.
For Gclasboro and Fayetteville: .4:io p. II.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. II.
$50 A. NJ. 1913 A. H.. 's:S7 A. Il: "'lo:& A.
NJ. s1l:lA A. n. s2:10 p. n, si:s9 p. NJ, S:es
p n, s:sS p. n, s:1e p. n. s:oo p. NJ. II -
r. n.
Except Sunday. sssunday only.
Time Of arrival and departure and con
neetions not gulranteed.
G.. s. CAMPBELL, d. p A.. 81 Main 81.
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MARINE xNrELIzGENck

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER l. 1913
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. NCrfolk. mer.
chaadise and passengers. Old Dominica Line.
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Peteroourg an1
james River landings. merchandise anA 49,
seneess. Fvrman Line
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, mer.
chand.se ard passenger Old Dominton Lane.
steamer Pccahou.aa Graves. Norfolk anA
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Official Range ana Sale 81 Stocks in New York


eA10A Stock
Allis. Chalmers. LIST paid.
Allis.Chal., rfd., list pd..
$500 Anla,gamated Copper -.
60 Amer Agri. Chem. com.
1856 Amer Beet sugar, conn.,.
1s.00o American Can .....,..-..'
600 American Can, pfd.......
500 Amer. Car and foundry.
lao Amer. Car and Foun;, pIo
600 American Cotton OIL.
60 Am. Hide and Leather, pr
700 American Locomotive =.
20 Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
500 Amer. Malt Co. pfd..,...
1s,3p American Smelling ......
900 American Snur. conn.,.
800 American sugar ...-.....
l.6o Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
600 American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd..
ESQ An. Cop. X ,5c. share...-.
$3.50 At ehison .................
800 Atlantic Coast Line.
10 A. c. l.. of Connecticut.
1880 Baltimore and Ohio......
2,So9 Bethlehem Steel, CON-.
800 Bethlehem Steel. pfd.....
4,bdo British-Amer. Tob. Co. &.
500 Brooklyn RapiG Transit
l.Sco Central Leather, COM.
n,5Q0 Cane oian Pacific .......
600 Chesapea ke and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
%, 200 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
800 Crucibie Steel Cor, com.
1i5 Crucible Steel, pfd. .......
SNo Chicago and Northwest.
1850 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
l0.10O Consolidated Gas ..,..
400 Delaware and Hudson.
200 Den. and Rio Gran, com.
l,l@ Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
400 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
1890 Erie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
2,2a Erie, list pfd. ..........
100 Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd..
Geo.W. Helme lob. Co.
800 General Electric .........
eco Great Northern. pfd...
200 Great Northern ore ctfs
800 Him Dis Central ..........
z1,0 Interboro-Met. ...........
600 Interboro-Met.. pfd.
Int. Mer. Marine, com.
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HAY-Sampie ................... Nominal
STRAW-Compressed .......... O 80
Loose pressed. large bales. . 12ee
Load your cars SO that hay at doors rep
resents contents and thus avoid reflections
This market grades hay in accordance
with the National Hay Association.
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- ,-osss. wreat-No- fcS
Cash gam bsrs C,sTssc. corn-Ec.
= . = ~, ~" No yellow. s'snssc- o>'s-
standard. IGA.c
-. oc.oss: 4-wheat-ssrons
Sa a., So,5-r:-r, AZ &c oSs-stesds'
standard. 3 Sstso
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to arrive 400 bales. Cotton futures closed
steady at net advance OF 1920 points Oc-
tooer Hes: November. 1L12; December. ZIG:
li5a
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~,eo cx.,S MARKET.

chicago ,,,h AZ, prices nc ne. higher. corn
s ssrGa from &c. decline to &c we're
up by N4 s',,rs. 10 day ranged as foiIo~s'
Leading iu' Omen. High Low. Close
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OBITUARY

Mrs. r. II. Mays.
The funeral services Of Mrs p H.
Mayo. whose sudden death occurred
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MAYo.-Entered into rest on Thurs
day, October 3, at "Powhatan."
Clarke County. Va, ISABELLA BUR-
WELL. wife of Pr H. Mayo, In her
seventy-second year.
The funeral will take place from
Christ Church. wildwood. Va, at 8
O'Clock on SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
October 6. Interment at Old Chapel,
Clarke County. Va.
BINFoRD.-Died, October 3 at 10 A.
NJ. at his home, 3s12 Hopkins Street.
BARLOW A. BINFORD, aged twenty
four years, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
Funeral from Denny Street Church
SUNDAY. October 3. p. n Inter-
ment In Oakwood.
He suffered patiently and Ions.
His hope was bright. his faith was
The peace Of Jesus filled his breast.
And in his arms he sank to rest
We miss him most who loved him
best
Like a lovely flower you faded:
You were young to droop and die.
But the Saviour calls his loved ones
To that bright home there on high.
By HIS DEAR MOTHER
suddenly. At her home.
10 west Cary street. this morning q
l:2e o'clock. MRS. HARVEY r.
CALLS. In the thirtieth year OF her
age.
Funeral notice later.
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Nsv Orleans Cr-ober f-r,;'r- futures
~ee,sS STEADY 80 A. sEFaEcs - bST poirtS
ee heavy rains IN fhe at,-'i-. end reports
from L.verooci that grcSrf-rrs rG-n-s
yer. being circulated 'hsr. that ths vsF
NssWees 1ssiy srs 1gTs"y bed brsn s.f'sf
ea., cotton STEADY ard gnSha-Ees Me-
A,tns. rfssc sai.s o. SPOT - bsies. ~:
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Cotton quiet. rz.sdinS. : =. ErcsE re-
>.i,.S .Tc bales: s-o,k -zs{s ba,Ss: *
80 ro.sfz.ss SS- bales.
Total to-day a. al po-ts-Nst receipts.
rE. saf.,. export % Great Br.-s!7. sss
p,'.s. 90 "a. Continent. $50 ha'cs: s.oSE
o. - baiss
s-o-.a'fS,.e6 =; all ps-ts-Set -~os!9-s.
~<- Sc Ss.s,. export - G-.a- Britain is..z-s
e.;.,. 20 rrzrcs - - Nsiss. 20 'hs Cont
49,, 10 20 bzIet: 20 japan. Ifsi bales
To.si -iacs September J a. ali pDTJs-Sst
s~~.s,.. rwT ba..s: export 90 Grea,
R,,fasa. s55s. ts.es. 90 France, fT.r@ ts',s:
10 ,ss con;I.sr;. SI5tss bales: 90 Japan.
SSg bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANpr MARKET.

reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
Petersburg. Va. October L-PeanutS.-
SJan:sh-Marxet drm; f4rmerY Spanish.
s.. 70 per buShel: No. sheIJed. Spanish. SIC.
per pound; No. sheIied. Spanish. &C. per
pound: Virgtn!as-Market nrm: Jumbos.
&c, &c: per pound; fancy hanapieksd: $40
pound; prime. &C.: machine picked. &c. peG
pound; :heliins stock. per pound
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co.. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va.
Richmond, Va. October L. 1913.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET
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CATTLE Markets.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKER.
(Salss at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va. October I. 1917.
Live stock report for the week ending Sep
TENDER 80. 1912:
Best steers. 7a7hc: medium to good. 5H0
6lsc. common to FAIR. ~ Csc; best heifers.
ek Q5%c medium to good. %Q{3Sc; common
to fair 81 a4c: best cows. 40aAc: medium
to good. 1SU4c. common to fair. 3hG3c:
bulls, ~ csc; fresh cows. $So0>ee per head:
best calves. SGs,4c: fair TO good. 78716c:
dicks. ~ a5hc; best hogs. SOS l-zc: shpats.
7a71sc: sows and stays 5@7c: best lambs.
S97c: common, sh@6c: best sheep. 3@4c:
common to fair. 30Sc.
Chicago. ILL.,, October 4-Cattle-Steady to
strong CalveS lower. Beeves. $500 90:
culis and heifers. $zso4soc: calves. ssa lo.zs
Hogs-Strong to Sc. higher. Market quoted
at $sSsSs,o Sheep-Steaay to weaker.
Market quoted at $aS Gas: yearlinSs. A.cS
ESQ: lambs &i.5006sS.
New York. October 4-Beeves-IrreSular
Steers. s5Q950: cows. $2509s.0a Calves
Steady. veals. $50 100: grassers and butter
nlilks. $395.5o Sheep-Steady at $26004. 90;
lambe arm At $5.50G7.76 Hoes-Eirm to 1oc.
higher. Market quoted at $S.so0aH.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. October 4-Cotton goods mar
keIs were steady to-day Hose and betting
duck quoted for contract delivery at &c,
per pound. Wide heavy sheetIngs sales were
stimulated by the high price of jute pro-
ducts. bag manufacturers finding IL neces.
sary 10 substitute cotton goods. Yarns Arm
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. c.. october A-Sririts Tur-
pentine-Steady at s71o.: receipts casks.
Rosin-Steady at S6.ls: receipts H barrels.
Turrentine-Firm at Sl2saAso: receipts =
barrels.
Savannah Go. October A-Turpentine-
Firm n 3s& . ssc.: sales So casks; receipts
i2i casks: shipments SIS casks: stock q gse
casks. RosIn-Firn; sales l.S1S barrels: re-
ceipts i.ss, barrels: shipments .4Is barrels:
stock, q, 80 oarreA Quote: u % III
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s-s,s,sS0 sFssas ssess.ssa y 49, -.
~ SSVs 90 q 49,. = 49,
$500. Ssv11aon. JosoDUUv0eA -
SSs~S>S 60 eOosoeA Jecoey9v01e
60 ss.eSse Asssssa:
Sscssn06oa. nsaoeG S 49,.
~ n a. 4 =, 80 Q. H. - 2. =
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3teGulboal6
SssBQyrvrludo

fS0s. lsr. 0Ses6. S6sgu kaeuuspa -,
Lw'a sersw 8 9. .D1a1CDlAX.- Mm
ira, wtroSe0
Raseess, sswege - ~ SoDuR 49,
go0sD g IL 1seA - D0O0db 49,
euoen0D evesy ov0 Aays b eospsessu~
WITH n. n 8. p. Co. Tickets .psercSaSSS,
Yer fun iasosmssion, ARMY ..
OCTnoM1DGE . Co, A0r9op ..
. CT - = nsyoeWey, XsW fSIG
. u. O0WNay. 20 Eass Nsso
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sNSK ~. DOWNAX~
Before making reservnfto0e o. ~
chasing railroad or steo mshtp ttc9Gee8
He win save 700 time ana 000oy ~
selling zoe tickets BY the 0oUe GssUGo
aud cheaDeUe r09ee.
Free hotel ssd eeserni sssoP1oeooB
- - 00oo 9oUuul
PA0ne Nsdjso0 e1SA >
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05

Trssns LOevo nschOosA
X. D-FoDeViDg sched6s agures pyessso-
"a = saSovnasSoa and not guaranteed:
FER sAe SoUth-Deay: ~ A. = Loco
VA oJsesrse nShse6 sseevesg Csrs for At
,.Sea - DeruIosha0- II - =. ~ ExpreoA
Wesk D1yv: 80 p. = teeel
YORH RIVER LINE
A. . Neutrality-suspicious. for 1asti.
- NJ. wed. ss1 vridsy. So a. A--Ex-
- ~ as p N-1Gon. We'd snd fss1sy-
TRAINS ARRIVE Rsesmcnd
- sAe south: &c a. u. and SD n ~.
- So 2. =. 6s3ly: i:& d. eUe-
rrve WeSs Pssss: - n = eesiy; n'1 a
- ri Il BCR0ESe. d. p. A. :.
~ z. lssa o. Pseas nsessen "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-05
DEATHS

October 3. 1912, at / p. NJ.
MISS ALICE M. LEE. She leaves q
mother. three sisters and two broth
er6.
Special car will>leave Seventh and
Perry at $3.50 this afternoon. In
terment Blandford.
It's hard to break the tender cord.
When love has bound the heart:
It's hard. 20 hard. to speak the
I'VE must forever part"
Dearest loved one, we lay thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
TIL We see thy Heavenly face.
GRAvES.-Died. In Norfolk. Va. At
JANE c. GRAVES. widow Of George
s. Graves. in the eishty-seventh year
The funeral viii taxa place from
Grace Street Baptist Church THIS
EVENING at 4 o'clock Please omit
flowers by request. cir
Philadelphia and Brooklyn papers
please copy.
Thursday. October 3.
1912. at ass 2: NJ Al: his resideince
1417 Bryant Street, JONES (JACK)
DEAN. AGED fifty four years.
urday) AFTERNOON at s:so O'Clock
from the above residence. Interment
in oakwood-
wIER.-Died. at the cetreat Tor the
ROBERT WEIR. aged eighty-fivs
years
Funeral from residence. 2so5 East
Clay Street. THIS Saturday AT
TERNOON at 3 o'clock. Interment
IN Oakwood.
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Commonwealth Bank
No account is too small for thi.
bank to handle.


ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Eject September =, INs
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond. FOB
NORFOLK: 900 A. n, 400 r. n, sl:io r.
u.
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST: sis
A n, >9:5e A. II, $50 p. u. ~ p. Il
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: su:u 4
~, SIS p. n. s1:0 p. II From the West:
$50 A. n. a2:I0 p. II. bl:te p. L.. SO 2.
~, 800 r. ~
Daily. aDa.ly ex Sunday. bsunAay oaU.
W. B. BEvILL. c. r. BOSLEY, :
G. p. A. Roanoke. d. p. A. Richmoua.
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Market conditionstsman cni Ssrse size
splendid demand. but too msny ., exce,ient
! S t1r also live stock and hides:
,,n r.a...nRo memth hemthertnnn""
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Lv- Richmond foot % Ash g. assiy..sU ?. r.
Leave Newport Sevs.---....--..-..ssOA r.
AstbsG ~ - Z
Norfolk for View Yerk daily, except SuoGW.
go 2. - CoaRecfsoas also 1o1e ~ u e
". ~. p. - ssd c. q O. Ry-assH =
bs met by pubic conveyance.
VIENNA EAvo1ATyOy Co. (EuUesyvD
March nI-JsRes River ~ 6ayi.gne ~
Norfolk sad Cia Point. Newport NeWU 81
eli Jsmes River isaefsss. STEAMER SeGvU0
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday % es0 =
u Fresght received for ell ysR>U 0evuo
Is-f.ngs. Phone As1.soa II
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Quotations for interest-payfns oonds are az
Sncnme bonds and certificates OF indebted
ness are nat.
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sr,c, cotton cI0sef c.I0t. iri8C-lGs arfan as
NJ: ri6diinE sGif. ~
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Especial to The Times.Dispatch.J
Clarksvills. Va. October ALLEN
W. Magse. one Of the Oldest citizens
OF this town. died yesterday afternoon
At : o'clock. in the seventy-drst year
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sps sA sale for day, .
FIVE
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RICHMOND STUCK MARKET.

By Richard W ,o as e. Main Street.
elk and Bond Broker, Wi0 o.,onsr 1si2.
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,,,u,,c~p GRAIN EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. October & D.
rSsr.r QUOTATIONS on CHANCE
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Funeral notice Iater:
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WE0u1AR SERVICE or FToaf
Church % christ Scientist. win - bs,l o.
morrow rnornfrS IN church edsoeR fcoFp0y
Ysyf Aveuue sd Meadow ssreet, ., n
o,eloet subject. ''Unresiiiy- wedseoaay
ev~aias Testimony ssd experience meeting q
80 The resdias-r coms sse iscsss1 ss
MA Worth sssth street. su1 ere go OvsgY
ve~k dsy srcm = A. ~ - 2. u A. ere
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! rvRsr UNITARIAN CHURCH SYfyoYD
| Avenue snd HsrYisen strees,-nev. AIEx-
/ AMBER r BowsER. rsiasssss. eub5eef sov
essAay. Ocscber 9. 'SsMertnep ~ BSosasssi
Ese1sss m Charseter-B usseine-" o1sv5cse
q n O'eIock. An osssO seUA
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-21
LAWYERS SAY PRIMARY
LAW IS A HUGE FARCE

The following interviews are con.
dcnsed from an article published re.
eantly N Crrson paper and has
been commented on througout the
state ..
THE present primary system Ia
detrimental to the county, the peo-
pie and the candidates. The de-
Elections of votes at the recent prl.
mary were ridiculous. ."--Chas. Lee
ll0rsey OF Lincoln county.
"The primary law is farce, With
others, | would wipe 1t out absolute
ly and go back to the convention
system, or make it SO simple that
1t wuold eliminate all future troubles.
Geo. L. Sanford. district attorney
of orns0y county.
while helped to pass the pres.
ent law. / realize that it Is radical
ly wrong. | believe 1t can be rene.
/ died. Col. Tom Salter Of OrInsby
county,
THE best way to get rid OF rub
bish is to burn It. would clean tbs
primary law our from end to end. tax
ing chance with conventions.
Attorney Gibbons OF Carson.
Make 1t simpler and less expen'
sive to the candidates. The expense
70 the counties Is consdiea.
zion that should be borne In miud"
--l,. A. McCarran.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-21
Votes For Women
Help Win The Fight
For Equal Suffrage
In Nevada.
Women State Their policy

Members Of the Nevada Equal Fran
chise society were yesterday invited
confer with the executive commit
tee at its regular meeting, as to
the society's at itude toward politi.
ca. parti-s In the present campaign.
a large number attended and much
interest was shown in the debate ov-
er the adoption of. resolutions to
cover the present situation in Ne
vada politics.
'lhe flowing resolutions we're
practically unanimously adopted, In
submitted by the president and were
accordance with the well known non.
partisan position Of the ma.
tional and state equal suffrage so.
cieties:
Whereas, Woman suffrage is en-.
icrs e., in their natit nal platforms by
the Progressive, Socialist and Prohi
b lrl1 parties. and ir their stat |
nia.fcrm hy the Neva a Democrats; as
well as ty leading members Of the
Repub lean party and,
Whereas, AS v-tcless women a
n"n-par'ieaa n attitude is necessary to
artagcri7e ro rerty ard to win q
safe majority fer our bill In the
next legislature, c; imposed Of the
votes c1 suffrage supporters from
e-erv parry; be 1t
| Resolved. That the sense Of this
'',"Htirg be that the Nevada Equal
! Franchise sHciety maintain a non.
nartisan attitude toward all part
les and party questions until
the vote Is won and women are cit
/ izens; be 1t further
| Resolved, That we. the members
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-21
V0CELSTflNS DISMISS
NEVADA UTAH SUIT

The first local evidence that the
Nevada Utah coinpany's affairs have
been practically Strengthened out
was found III the filing in the office
of County Clerk Garrison this week
documents authorizing the dismissal
y: the case of l.. VogelstGin & Co,
vs.. Nevada Utah Mines & Smelters
corporation and waich involved the
sum of 100000, alleged to be due
the plaintiff 1t is to be, hoped
that the company will soon be in
shape to resume activities. With
the present high prices of silver,
lead. zinc and copper, the Nevada
Utah properties should be making
money rapidly.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-21
TICKET IS
SCHEME IN CLARK COUNTY

Down In Clark county they are
going to have an independent coun.
ty ticket In the field for the Now
cmbor election Here il what tho
Review has to say:
Persons signing merely as 'Citi.
Gems Committee" have issued a
call for an Independent County Con.
vention' to be held at Las Vegas
Tuesday, Sept cath. for the purpose
Of nominating candidats for county
eotfices. All precincts are request
ed to send delegates, selected In
auy old way on the basis OF one del.
egate for each so names on tho pre-.
cinct register for the general cleo
tion.
80 far the only reason offered
for tho launching Of an Independent
ticket is that because for the most
OF the offices on!y one candidate In
each instance filed for nomination
before the primaries, the voters
when they go into the booth on cleo
tion day will have no opportunity to
'maiie a choice as between oppos.
Ing candidates In marking their
ballots.
Therefore, It would appear that
! the motive OF the promoters of the
independent ticket is purely phil.
anthropic one; SO that when the free
and untrammelled Clark county elec.
tor leaves the polls on November 9Th
he can puff out his chest and say
| to himself. Wei there was the In.
dependent ticket; could have vot.
| cd that had | wanted to. have ex-
ercised my prerogative Of suffrage to
the fullest extent; l have voted fDr
one candidate as against another
+ thanks to the the great goodness
and foresight Of the independents "
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-21

PANACA. Sept. 21--Mi $ Amy
Culverwell Ct Caliente arrived in
Panaoa TUESDAY morning. She has
entered the norna department Of
tn high school.
Mrs. John Richard IS conval scing
q I'm her recent il!aess. Mr.. Rich
ards father, fir m Pahranggat va Ley
has been visiting them.
Roe Thomas came up Wedneslay
from his ranch Down the Muddy to
visit with his family lie brought d
file load Ct fruit with him.
A consignment of furniture fer the
high schoo arrived this week.
Elie game season is on and the
men and boys are spending II ir srar
time IL hunting.
Mr.. Reber went TO Ca,iente Thurs
day 70 meet his wife and little girl.
Mr. David Geami,l cf Lake valley
passed through town Wednesday in
an automobile.
Eli Edwards, with several Others
~ Nl-'tC uuItu VI mus sldlSs
brought them to town last Saturday.
The farmers are busy cutting
their last crop Il alfafa, which is
p,r:ed to be Letter than was sx
pected.
Mr.. ard Mrs j. c. Carson, who
have purchased farm in Oregon, are
In Panaca visiting with Mrs Car
sens mother, Mrs. Hannah Hansen.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-21
Kirby Pleased With
Home Run Copper

The HOME Run Copper company
shipped so tons Ct high grade copper
ore to the Utah smeiters this week.
From Manager fitts it was learn
cd today that if everything goes
well, connection win be made with
the new shaft eai iy next week af-
ter which time Jac company will be
In position TO increase the ton
maze with comparative ease. Mr..
Pitts states that the new asset,
opened late y III the mine and with
which the new SHAFT workings will
connect, carries average values cf
abqIt IS per cent copper and 35
ounces in silver.
George Kirby one OF the mem
ters OF the syndicate which has
recently taken over controlling In
teresi in the fr,.io, -0n. mine, WIS.,
tied the Hon g II property early
lin the week nd -ttar giving il
a very thorough Inspection
declared ii TO be an
exceedingly good i,oking )r2positi Il.
Mr., Kirky Arrived las. junday and
spent considerable time in sizing
up conditions at th FRINGE and
with which he expressed himself "a
being very vel. pleased. Mr.. Kirby
lef. Tuesday fer southern Ca iforn,a
where he will have ecnferene. with
l. l,.,t ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-09-21
PRINCE CON. DOING
WELL With SHIPMENTS

The Prince Consolidated Mining
company bus shipped this week an
average OF 225 tons daily from the
Prince nine or a total of 1913
:)ns FOR the week; whi e the OUT
put from Bullionvll.e tailings dump
has been fully as much mre.
Manager Smith states that the
Bullionvii shipments viii be in.
creased right away, as the pits fill
ed with water during the recent rains
ans food are drying up SO that
the normal outIu Of frcm u TO Is
cars per day cn be maintained.
In the near future the production
from the mine will be very materially
increased.