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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
International Complications.

PARIS, Jan. 2l-The gravity OF the
situation arising through the seizure
of the French steamer Manouba. Jan.
10. by Italian destroyers. while on a
voyage from Marseilles TO Tlinis, has
been increased by new facts which
came TO light to-day. II now appears
that the captain of the Manouba.
which included among its passengers
- Turkish nurses OF the Red Crescent
society. only surrendered TO the Turks
on orders from the French embassy
AT Rome. IL had previously been re-
ported that the captain had disenh
barked the Turks on his own initiative
AT Cagliari. ia Sardinia. and was then
permitted TO leave the port
The French foreign office declares
that no such orders emanated from
Paris. but that on the contrary. the
c'nsuls had been instructed through
the embassy to oppose al surrender
II Is further stated that the question
OF the Turkish nurses on board the
Manouba was discussed by Premier
Poincare and the Italian ambassador.
Signor TittOni. "Wednesday. the am
bassadof declaring that he was fully
satisfied viii the premier's promise
that they should be subjected 10 rigid
scrutiny al Tuuis.
The action OF the French govern
ment In demanding the release OF the
Turks Is approved throughout France
as the only means of removing what
Otherwise would be an indeliblc stain
on the French flag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
TAFT VICTORY
CERTAIN IN w. VA.
SAYS CONG. HUGHES
President Need Have No Fear as
to How Republicans of
State Stand.
Comments FavOrably on Prospec-
tive Candidacy of Dr. Hat
field for Governor.
by T.. n. ARNOLD.
InteliiRencer Bureau
washington. ID. C.. Tan. al.

washington. d. C.. Jan. al.
In disc sing the political situation
in West Virginia this afternoon. Con.
gresham James a. Hughes expressed
his Surprise az Governor Glasscock's
announcement for Roosevelt.
Although" said the Huntington
Coingressman. Roosevelt has con.
siderable following in West virginia
there appears TO be no serious danger
OF II assuming sufficiently large pro
portions 20 endanger the Taft candi.
dacy.
While Roosevelt has carried the
State by unprecedented majorities
and maintains ar anectionate place
in the hearts OF the parry. neverrhc.
less West Virginia Is q Taft state
We're Roosevelt an active candidate.
he would have a following in West
Virginia that would necessarily cause
Mr. Ta't's supporters much a'arm.
At present there are but two candi-
dates for the Republican nomination
for the presidency actively before the
people Of the State. a. tho CumminS
boom has not Yet had opportunity 20
mater!1lize. Brtwcen President Taft
and Senator La Fo!lette there IS no
question that all the odds are in ia
vor Of the President. 50 far as W. 81
Virginia is concerned
In commenting on tho state situa.
tion. Mr. Hughes saws that the state
raent az Dr Hatfield that he desires
10 visit tho different sections Of tho
state before announcing his candida
~ Will help the cause Of tho Mellow
oil statesman imm-aSurably "Dr
Hatfield Is the type OF man. sail -
Hughes. who Is content 30 allow The
Office to seek the man. not 70 ma.e
an unsecmly scramble FOR the ucmi.
nation The doctor would greatly pra
fer not 20 be- "a caud date n be- dii
not think tNat ~. masses ~ Tho par
~ a- vol as no iudnp-ud"r' vo's rs
desired him 20 becorlo 'ha.r ,arii.
date fur governor Iin b. datr r-os.
ng % popularity through u. district.
and think 'i7f no. Will a-csrts n -he
terart '0- h.-. 90 formally enter 'he
f"'d 90 h. rr'-I-'.l,c. aid .i.u make
'hr race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
5 MINERS DEAD
IN EXPLOSION IN WYOMING MINE
lis OTHERS HURT.
Dust In Mine Responsible for Accident
That menaeed Hundred
Others. ..

kEMMERER. Wyoming. Jan. 21.-
The cause of the dust explosion in
mine No. : OF the Kemmerer Coal Co.
Yesterday. which caused the death of
hve men and the injury of Is others.
has not yet been determined.
The desd-James Smith, James
Hansen. James Ward. Peter Landon,
and Thomas Dixon--werc all Ameri-
cans. Nine Of the more seriously in
tured Were removed to a hospital at
Rock Springs. Wyo.
The explosion occurred in what is
known as the second north" entry.
loo feet from the main slope and ! 900
feet from the surface The force OF
the explosion was confined closely.
and only those working in the i'm
mediate vicinity were injured Miners
In other portions of the mine made
their way TO the surface uninjured.
Led by helmet men. rescue volun-
teers made their way with little din
Guilty. and began the removal OF the
injured. All the liz men in the mine
when the explosion took place are
accounted Tor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
FIGHT ON HARMON
Inaueurated by Progressive Demo-
Gratis OF ohio-Deeisre Ne Bears
Wsli Street Stamp.

COLUMBUS. O Jan 2i-Ths
Progressiv" Democratic league ot
ohio. organized Jan 2. with the
avouec purpose of hinderinE Cover
Harmon's pr~sidential chances. hat
which refrAlned from mentioning his
name IN the initial me~tinE to-day
beEan 80 fret direct attack o. IN.
stsf@'s executive The trsf copies %
pamphlet. - which ~ 70 said ie0.-
oeo copies are 60 - disfri but~d we're
sen- oHf ~ former gonrrVssrnan roha
= Is~rtE p--sid~ur - ~ orEanirntior.
srf " v rrlre'r - Kerfon. s~~rs-
farr
Th@ gs-rhief a''lsrs-f uor~-nc-
Harucn 80 h~frr - 1900 = Val
sfr~rF f r~uf--s-f ftsf ~ fi-s "a
~ls- 90 f--nrrsfr rarruTr arf
sa--r rlauar-fs 49, fn - -
49, rf rts rt~sr-r ~ - ru-ul-.-
ur1 - So ts' s-C-.sfrs carei-
rrf~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
WATSON MEN NOT.
FOR STRAW VOTE.
TRY TO PUT BAN ON
1T IN PLEASANTS
County Committee Writes Letter
TO Democrats Opposing Vote
on SenatOrship.

Special Dispatch to ihe Irtsiiigencer
ST MARI'S. ". Va. Jan. 2l.-The
Pleasants county Democratic eXecu-
tive committee has placed its censor
ship upon straw vote hat was be-
Ing conducted by thc party organ OF
the county. rs TO tho selection or n
candidate for the United States senate
TO succeeded Senator Watson. In a
letter mailed to each Democratic voter
In the county. they sav IN part:
The county Democratic executive
committee Of Pleasants county. West
Virginia. takes notice OF an effort on
the part OF the -. Mary's Oracle. 20
take straw vote among the Demo
Gratis Of the county on tho United
States Senatorship. ana feels that II
owes 10 the democratic party the duty
Of warning them against having any
thing whatever 20 do with this move
Their" ar" %" candidates as yet for the
senator-hIp. ana when the time come :
10 make the choice. aud the candidates
are anuOuuCcd. vc DO not question
the wisdom Of N" Democrats o. Pleas
ants county 20 express 'hcir choice
intciligently aud withou; ass stance
from anyone"
Independent Democrats are indie
nant and say that N" plan az the
committee i- simply - further 10"
candidacy - Watson. should h. ..k
'or reelection. and tho lac' tfaf ~.
coiLulitfc" goe- no. cor. der fh.. vpf.r
cuwpst"uf 200 r..hs moan h.- own
preference 800 regard o. these imrnr-
"-' nH'rr- dn"- fusfh.rl Il' K.t. q
harunr.u.r t" fH Oh" situation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
Barred By CONFESSION
OF PERSIAN OFFICER.
Object Was to Involve United
States in Critical Situation
in Persia.
Russia Using Iron Heel On Per.
sians-Many Killed, Others
Sent to Siberia.

TEHERAN. Jan. PA plot to kill
one OF tho American officials has been
discovered. and this explains the at
tempts against the American. Colonel
Bruce. attached to the treasury
gendarmierie. who was shot at while
leaving the barracks January 16. A
former officer OF the gendarmerie has
made confession of the plot, in
which he duplicates himself. The OBJ
)ect appears to have been to create
a political incident in which the United
States would be involved.
courtmartial at Tabriz has been
busy sentencing constitutionaIists to
death or exile. Several of them have
been sent TO Siberia from Resht.
These towns are in the hands OF the
Russians. Andrassian. the principaI
Persian in Tabriz. has been
hanged on the charge of completely In
the recent fighting. Appeals from the
Armenian archbishop of Ispahan and
from various influential bodies against
this execution have been ignored and
II is feared IL Will have bsd effect
on the Armenian police force. which
was Iirgely responsible for the preser-
walton of order in Teheran during the
recent troubles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
Bombard City.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. el-The
town OF Khan Hunus. on the Sy rian
coast. has been bombarded by an
Italian warship. according TO advices
reaching here
There is considerable talk Of col
l"c'iv~ Intervention by the powers 10
end the war. but il meets with nothing
hut derision in Constantinoplp The
goN ernment organ. Tanin. averts that
no OTTOMAN or Ottoman cabinet would
ever agree 70 abandon Tripolitana and
Cyrenayea in return for the payment
OF indemnity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
France Near War
With the Ital:;:.~. IS IS
CUT TAX ON OlEO
TO FIGHT HIGH BUTTER

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-The
increase In the price OF butter
ordered by the Elgin butter
board and the prediction that
the commodity would 20 To sixty
cents pound has given i'm
petus TO the campaign in con-
gress for a reduction in the
oleomargarine tax. Chairman
Lever. OF the subcommittee of
the house committee on agricul-
ture. which has been consider
ing the oleomargarine bills.
will recommend n bill to lower
the tax on oleomargarine from
ten cents to less than one cent
"A pound.
II is believed this will do
something TO lower the cost OF
living.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
ROYAL GUESTS
COME FROM CANADA
FOR FOUR-DAY STAY
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
and Princess Start to DO"
New York Today.
Whitelaw Reid Denies He Is Weed
ing Out:" 400" in Homer of
Royal Visitors.

OTTAWA. ont. Jar. el.-Canada's s
governor general. the Duke of Con.
naught. accompanied by the Duchess
and their daughter. the Princess
Patricia, left this afternoon for New
York TO be the guests for four days OF
Whitelaw Reid. the American ambas
sador In Great Britain. and Mrs. Reid
The visit is to be strictly informal
and there Will be no official recogni-
tion OF IL on the part of American
authorities. IL is the outcome OF n
promise made by the duke 10 ANA sSa-
dor Reid some time ago and of which
Mr.. Reid recently reminded the gov.
ernor general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
MAY SEND FLEET TO
MAKE DEMONSTRATION
Seizure of French Vessel Arouses
Nation and Explanation
Is Demanded.
Talk of Intervention by World
Powers in Turco-Italian War
Is Heard.

LONDON. Jan. 2l.-Italys naval
activity in the near east seems likely
TO lead to serious international com
plications. according to n dispatch to
the Chronicle. Unless Italy gives
France satisfactory explanation for
the seizure OF French steamers France
will send naval demonstration
against Italy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
Plot to Murder
An American
TAFT TO NAME HOOK
TO SUCCEED MARIAN

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan.
2l.--Among friends OF Presi-
dent Taft II was generally un-
derstood tonight that the nomi-
nation Of United States Circuit
Judge Hook. OF Kansas. to the
Supreme Court. succeeding the
late Justice Harlan. would be
sent TO the Senate during the
present week.
The President got back from
New York early to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
TURN ON YUAN
MANCHl = AND REBELS
DlSTRUST PREMIER
Both Plan to Bar Him From Gov
eminent Yuan Has Train
Ready to Make Escape.
NANc HU PRINCE IN
rsOT ON YuAN'S LIFE.

ST. FDTERSBURG. Jan
- -.n"". Of the imperial
Manchv only according to
a t'iegfam trcm Peking. is i'm
plic"ted o. ne plot 10 assas-
sinaic Yuan SAi kal with a
bomb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22

PEklNG. Jen. 2i.-A special train
has been held In readiness since Fri.
day TO take Yuan Shi kai TO Tiensin.
II was evidently the premiers phn
20 transfer IN" provisional capital TO
that city. where the DANGER from Man.
chus was slight. Apparently he In
tended To- escape from Ppking a. soon
~ the edict OF abdication was signed.
but the reactionary princes gained the
upper hand temporarily and prevent.
ed the iss,Ianc" ~ the edict
Meantime th" Republican ultimatum
arrived and resulted IN considerable
change of program. This ulilmatum
demanded the abdiCatiun of the throne
and ih" surrender ~ the sovereign
powers. and set forth the refusal of
IN" R"puhlirans 90 permit Yuan Shi
kai 20 pariicipat" in The provisional
government until the republic has
been recognized by th. foreign powr~z
and m" country restored 20 pace
Premier Yuan ma, sfII have need
90 'h- special train i~csu-- % is *
f.'ctef o." VIII r"fusr 'u carry cu the
r.t"rnm"r' - Fsklrr vI-holf abd-e,-
ror after -h.rl p. alI lis troops
uiI p" .'il's-f f1 'h~ ffi .r.- Nar,hu
fp-iI't
He,t.ores scr Prs-i,-
Ih- on 80 uIu'-'fr V'- Tr..a-r
arf .a st .-a-.t % t.. f.a-I o.
ear -.s. f.-r1 sr- r.rror-i .-
r..ss be- -fa.- - 500 E.
E .r. E.r-fu- ar therefore.
rrs nrr". -r- 20
r- 10
..f-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
STEEL TARIFF
FIGHT TO OPEN
ON FLOOR OF HOUSE
DURING PRESENT WEEK
Democratic Bill. Providing Heavy
Reduction, Is Ready for
Party Caucus.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21-Steel tar
IN revision viii occupy the center OF
tho sage I'm the house this week and
The long expected tari flight Will be
on for months
Republican representatives already
have complained that the tariff revi-
sion program has been delayed de-
hberaiely FOR political purposes and
thai the Democrats are figuring on
keeping congress in session beyond
IN" dates Of the national conventions.
80 as TO conducf the Democratic cam
paien largely on the accr of the
house Democratic leaders. par;icu.
ldrly Chairman Underwood. of the
"ays and means committee. says the
plans for revising the important sched.
uies have progressed as rapidly as
posribl" and thai the revised iron and
steel schedule Is all thot the commit
10" mas been able TO prepare despite
the iaci that m" committee has been
working day and night
Democratic Tariff Caucus.
The iron and steel schedule revision
will be- submitted I-iesdav afternoon
10 caucus of tho Democratic rsnre.
s'Hiativos for ratification Mr. T'nIer.
wood said to-day that h. believed tho
caucus would approve u. THAT the bill
may ." presented to N" full member.
snip oi mo ways and means commit.
Tee imrn"d a''ly. and that the real
ihrir uns"rinr 300 tnc house might b..
en tv "wednesday. when n. evpecfs
p" "aI Ir 3d. mca~.1" u is hsrrfy
possible. i'Vetcr CHAR 'hee. dates
may D" changed 60 ia.sf 100 th. ueek
Heavy Tar" cr
lh" r'vis"I s.hcduIe VIII b.. i-on
~" "n %" '-"" -f e|r ruf Tho 'a-tr
1r -na -".rrt trHt ara steel o. n.rt
I-- r'f- ruH r u.F. -sf-,-iors
'rirE aH-.. r- r .. ...-r ~.rr GA.
rl-- i'sUf4-s. s... 80. f.r.- o..
iur ."rs ars.f-t. -r e--. s-. r.-- -..r
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-22
Royalty Arrives Today.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The arrival
here tomorrow OF the Duke and
Duchess of Connaught will mark the
first visit OF British royalty 10 New
York city since 81 years ago. when
the then Prince OF Wales. who later
became King Edward VII, travelled
from New York TO the far west, where
he hunted the buffalo. The leaders OF
society here have prepared 10 extend
a welcome befitting the royal visitors.
Whitelaw Reid. American ambassador
10 England. and Mrs. Reid. will enter.
tain the duke and his party
In addition 10 the duke. who is gov
ernor general of Canada and uncle of
King George V. and the duchess. the
party will include their 25-year-old
daughter. Princess Patricia. Miss
Pelley. one Of the ladies-in-waiting at
the Government house. Ottawo: Lieu
tenant Colonel Lowther. military sec
reaary 10 the duke. and Captain
Beaupre. controller of the vice regal
household. The party will be driven
10 Ambassador Reid's home and re-
main there until Thursday afternoon.
The program is altogether "A social
one. a. the royal visitors desire 20
avoid the round Of public functions
which an official visit would make
necessary
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400" Not Weeded Out.

Ambassador Reid made IT known
thar both he and Mrs Reid felt keeen.
y the public reports that they intend
I'd 20 weed out certain elements in
society In the matter of invitations.
II Was said that there was no attempt
To discriuinsfe lt has been decided
hat no general liz' % those invited
will be- mad. public IN noe OF the
arrangements has any particular ref
erence been made 20 the entertain
t~.ut of The Princess Patricia She 10
fhe nrst princess % The royal blood %
England ever fo sef foot on the soil %
fhs United states She . pretty and
a. deuocrsrIr "a Elri a. s found 10
ths uspi -art .r EIruge H~r paru
ar.ft a. bone ts rrholn1ef and she
uas sfs 'ltr~'4 rts-.s uf 80 ate kfug
Edsart Efs nr arrurp' .Ens-si
fc-seus-rar a1f ra- stof "a rar~ .-
Afra no. salf rtaF 90 orr@ 70
fr--l ft. g-r~rrr. larf of ki-E A.
..s. .t -a
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-16
SALT LAkERS MAY
OPERATE IN COMET

John T. Ilodson and NJ r. Evans,
were in the city this week on min
ing business. They made trip to
he Comet district to look at prop
2rty In which w. E. Bailey and 9TH
ers are interested. Ii is likely that
che visitors viii become Interested
IN the property, as it is understood
hat they became very much impress.
'ed with the proposition and express
ied themselves as being highly
pleased with the mineral possibilities
OF the Comet district. Messrs Evans
ana Hodson left Wednesday fer their
nome at Salt Lake, stopping enroute
at Mcdeha for a side trip to the
Bun Valley district where their at.
sutton has been called to likely
gold proposition
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-16
SAME OLD CROWD
Clark CcInty's Citizens Elect Pres.
ent Officers to Succeed Them
selves

Practically all the present county
Officials of Clark county were rec
elected on the s inst, the honors
being about evenly divided between
the Republicans and Democrats on all
the offices.
Peter Buol, mayer Of Las Vegas,
Republican, and Frank Williams,
Democrat, were elected assemblymen;
Harley A. Harmon, Democrat sue
ceeds himself as county clerk so
does Sheriff Sam Gay, Republican, ,
District Attorney van Pelt, Demo.
crat; County Recorder Frank A
Doherty, Republican; County Treas.
urer Ed Clark. Democrat and Coun.
ty Commissioner c. C. Ronnow, Re.
publican.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-16
VIII
Control Next
Legislature

win only Lander county Results
out. the figures on the next assembly
now stand Il publcans Is, Demo
Gratis ~, Socialists ,, independents
-' II Isl unde. stood htat the two In.
dependents will participate in
tneir party caucusas. Indeed, viii
son Of Lyon county who is. unhesi-
'atlnsly rlaimed as Republican.
was elected as an Independent. The
missing two from Lander are
|housht to be Democrats. as there
were only Democratic legislative
candidates at the primary.
The majority of Kendall in Nye
iNmhates Morgan ANA reduces the
Socialist strength Ia the state senate
~ ont'~-Scanlan OF Nye. II 0.
Stlckney in Lyon county received
plurality Of the votes cast there, AS
an independent Republican. defeat
ing Reymers, another independent
republican, and Burton, the Social
ist candidate. This changes the sen
ate figures published in the TsSbuue
on Monday, 50 that they now stand:
Republicans S, Democrats II, mle4
pendents I, Socialists /.
Gault, the Independent senator
elected from Washce, is really a Re
publican and will probably partic,
tJAtd in the Republican caucus aci
eording to statements of people
From Reno who know him.
In Eureka Judge \. l. lritzgctt
aid, Democrat, received the highest
vote for the assembly, while 4. A.
Rurdicl and Spencer Reynolds a o
SO close for the other assembly seat
hat the official vote will have to
| decide, but both are Republicans.
In Clark county, Peter Buol, re.
publican, received the highest as
sembly vote, while the next highest
was cast for Frank Williams Demo
crat-Goldfitld Tribune,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-16
LEON RONNOW HAS
A NARROW ESCAPE

Today Saturday shortly before
noon, Leon Ronnow met with pc
culiar accident narrowly escaping
from death Or serious injury. Riding
spirited bronco near the depot the
OF tho passing switch engine Soon
a catoose came sailing down the
track and Mr. Bronco began to get
gay. The animal managed to slam,
head on, against the front end of
the moving car and was thrown
around sidwise, hurling the young
man against the side of the car.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-16
Pitt|||an Wins
Senatorial
10ga
Defeats Senator Massey By
Narrow Magnl-,-R0beTtS
Returned To Congress

Official returns received today
from White Pine and Douglas coun-
ties made changes favorable to Mas
sey AMI Tallinan in the senatorial
and congressional races. pittman' Is
lead now Is 76 votes and Roberts is
leading Tallman by 27 votes, says
the Reno Gazette OF last Wednes-
day.
In White Pine county Massey
gained six yotes on the official count
and Roberts made net loss Of Is.
In Douglas county the official count
gave Tallman a gain of ten votes.
Thc o.'lcial count now has beet
made In eleven counties. complete,
but unofficial returns have been re
ceived from two and In Esmeralda
and Nye counties the count is incoE
plete.
Information from Tonopah is t,
the effrct that in elevca precinct.
the election boards sent In returns
with no outside tally sheets. Fol-
this reason 1t Is expected that ther,
viii be considerable change from tn,
vote already announced. Sharp pr
cinct. In Nye county. has not beer
heard from. The following tabl
shows the count to date:
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with such force as to render him
unconscious and throwing him e.
clear Of the wheels, thereby escaping
more serious injury.
Leon was taken to the railw.y
hospita! at once. where his hurts
were dressed. The most most ser
Gus injury is badly bruised leg.
NO bones were broken, however, and
recovery from the bruises and thu
shHck will be the matter Of only 8
few days.--Las Vegas Age.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-16
NEW SUPERINTENDENT AT
HOME RUN COPPER NINE

D. w. Jessup, a well known Salt
lake mining engine r, arrived in
camp last Wednesday and left on
the following day for tho property of
the Home Run Copper Company at
Bristol Of which he has taken charge
n the capacity of superintendent.
Mr.. Jessup comes well recomme nd
I'd and the fact that he has been
employed for several years on the
taft # the United States Smelling,
I filming and Smelling Company at
Bingham IS evidence that he is well
mp In the frent ranks among the men
of his profession
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-16
plOCHE YOUNG PEOPLE
ARE WEDDED IN SALT LAKE

Tw1 Phoebe young people quietly
slipped away to Salt Lake early in
the week and were married there
last Thursday afternoon. The con
tracing parties were Alex Lloyd,
son ot the late William Lloyd and
manager Of the Nirginia-Louise Min
ing company, and Miss Edna johnson,
daughter of Sheriff Jake Johnson
The young people were born and
aised in Lincoln county and tha
Record joins with their many friends
in extending congratulations and
wishing them the 'ullest measure of
success