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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
SENATE WILL Be DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS eLAT.
Ed OVER VICTORY.
returns From all Sections Show
Probably Eight Seats Only IN
Doubtful Column.

New iork. Nov. Starry returns
from New YORK and the seaboart
states we're the cause of much pxulta
Ton az Democratic national headuuar.
tiers. Chairman McCombs soon after
O'Clock sent word to Gov. Wilson
that his election was Indicated h, Am
o'er"helming vote. Later in the
evening he made the following state.
invnt:
victory is now complete. The re.
turns are coming In 80 fast that
cannot Keep up with them. Gov. vii.
son has carried Massachusetts. Maine.
Connecticut. New York. MARYLAND
New Jersey and all OF the South Ma.
tonal Committeeman W n. kiny
wires that Wilson will get 10000
plurality IN Oregon. I b"liev. We viii
carry Pennsylvania for Wilson.
u have reports which are sufficient
10 elect Gov. Wilson oycrwhelmirgiy
without official returns from the West.
I'm states, which are not in"
With Chairman McCombs we're Vice
'''' Wv" W liIldn " h'NNtU am
liltrd States senator OEorman. who
N,r" plainly elatcd over the i,turus
Senate Democratic.
tn" United states senate will be
l"morratio by majority at least
inhr. According to returns from all
sections Of the country there will br
:" Democrats IN the upper house OF
congress To ~ Republicans. This
caves eight seats In III" doubtful
column. with every prOspec, Of their
being swung into III. Democratic
ranks
Illinois. II is believed, has chance
tn send two United States senators to
Washington, while In Kansas. where
Gov. W. x. Stnbbs has been lighting
with Senator Curtis. " is probable
that the state will go Democratic and
q Democratic senator elected.
Senator william Alden smith of
Michigan also showed signs of being
defeated. according TO early returns
from that state. Thosc returns. most.
ly from Detroit and surrounding
towns. show that Wilson IL leading
there.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
KANSANS VOTING FOR CkPpER
Returns Indicate Heavy Majority for
Roosevelt Over WiIson--ieavy
Vote on Suffrage.

Topeka. Nov. G.--Reiurns received
M 10 the present time indicate that
Theodore Roosevelt has carried Kan
sas over Woodrow Wilson by probably
20,oOO plurality.
TAFT Was running n poor third.
Arthur Capper. Republican, for gov
ernor. was leading George Hodges.
Democrat. and ". X. Stubs. Repub-
llcan candidate for United States Sen.
ate. had an indicated majority OF TO-.
060 over william II. Thompson, DEM
Ocrat.
The vote on the woman suffrage
amendment Was very heavy. and early
returns indicated that II carried.
A complicated ballot DELAYED the
returns.
The entire Republican state ticket
appears to have a safe lead over the
Democrats. but there seems to be
trouble In store for some OF the Re
publican congressman.
When not single precinct had re-
ported any definite figures by S o'clock
the Prog ressives were jubilant. as
they were confident then that the slow
count meant the scratching OF the bal.
lots BY the voters and the voting for
Roosevelt. When the returns did come
In the prediction was carried out that
Roosevelt WAS leading In nearly every
precinct heard from and In many he
had as many votes as Wilson and Taft
together,
While the city was voting for VIII
son and Thompson, congressman
Campbell, Rees and Young of the
third, fifth and sixth districts are hav.
ing trouble and lots Of 1t everywhere
In their districts.
Finley, Republican, In the seventh
IL leading Neeley, the Democratic in.
cumbent Returns from the first dis
trict show Anthony leading Chapman
by almost two to one, while lack son
In the fourth, and Murdock in the
eighth, are safely ahead.
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was being overcome BY heavy votes
for the Republican ticket In the east
ern tier Of counties
How large Wilson's and Majors ma.
jorities will be In Missouri il purely
guess work from the incomplete re
turns. 4 conservative estimate would
place each majority above 10000.
Mckinley, the Republican nominee
for governor, will poll q larger vote
than Nortoni. Roosevelt Ia leading
the Progressive ticket IN every cOun
~.
Accurate figures on the guberna'
torial race with not he available for
several days. as In many OF the cOun
ties In the eastern portion ~ the
state. no count was kept of the vote
cast for the Progressive candidates,
Wilson Won St. Louis.
The single tax amendment has been
sWamped under an avalanche Of noes.
In some counties the amendment l.
being beatens 100 TO l. The majority
against the amendment will be more
than 1000 votes II the present ratio
is maintained.
While Wilson is leading IN Kansas
City, with Roosevelt a close second
and Taft a poor third, the position Is
reversed In st, Louis. Arthur !.
Fitzsimmons. Democratic city chair
man claimed that Wilson would carry
the city by more than 1000 votes and
that the entire Democratic city ticket
has been elected,
The early returns bore out his fig
urcs. but the heavy Republican pre-
clncts had not yet been counted.
The Progressive party showed its
greatest strength in the western half
Of the state. There. the new party
either was leading the old Republican
ticket or breaking about even. The
Democratic vote. outside OF Jackson
county. was holding up to the figures
OF four years ago.
From Al Over the State.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 6.--Seyen out
Of Is precincts, Caldwell county. give
Taft, 4S4; Wilson 400; Roosevelt 1875
for president. Remainder of ticket In
about same proportion.
Wilson and the state ticket carried
Clinton county BY 1900. Roosevelt
and N0rtoni defeated Taft and Nc.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08

Kinney by 200 Single tax was de.
icaied by 3.npu.
Wilson WI have a majority Of $50
In Mares county Five precincts ont
OF ~ give Wilson j9j. Taft li3.
State aud county ticket running about
the same kuoscy"lt's vote small.
SiN ont Of ten pre'incts IN lhyiess
count, give Iali 3I Wilson. nos:
Roosevelt, 80 VI amendments de.
toLtud IN thus county
Eleven out " IL precincts in Yer
non county give Wilson ,i?. Taft 39l,
Roosevelt ii3. Single tan. 80 yes,
Toe no
Wilson got 1884 IN Platte county,
TAFT a"9. and Roosevelt ~
Tau and the Republican state ticket
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08

1re reported tn have non IL harrison
county b, sma,, majority
Nilsson aud the Democratic ticket,
national. state and local have appar.
cnth carried Gentry county by three
~ four hundred
Thirteen ont 81 "a precincts in
nunhlin county give Wilson 81.
Taft 3:3, Roosevelt IA. p-bs az.
Eight precincts in Worth county
give Wilson 49,. TAFT 3ao. Roosevelt
l'i single taN badly beaten. ~ are
Other amendments.
Tho Democrats swept clay county.
about to I. The total vote was about
1900. Single tax Was beaten about
~ 10 T.
The yOt" IN Cen'ralla was ul". I'M
usually large. Fourteen voted TOR sin
gle tax and -; against. Wilson 100.
Tn -. Roosevelt 81. Amend.
mouts ycr" defeated In Boon, ooun.
~.
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PRESS DISPATCH WAS AN ERROR
Story From osawatomie Regarding
Arrest Of Harve Mccoy for Crime
Proves Erroneous.

A dispatch from Osawatomie. Kan
sas, which appeared In some newspa-
pers October II, stated that Harve Me-.
Coy OF Osawatomie had been arrested
and taken TO Jail at Paola on the
charge Of having killed George Nc
Elheny. postmaster at I-ouisburg, The
dispatch was wholly In error. Mccoy
was not arrested on any ch1ra" and
was not taken to Jail at Paoia or any
other place He had not been accused
of any connection with the McEiheay
murder
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
EXPRESSIONS Of
THE CANDIDATES
PresidentSays "We Must Close Ranks
aud March Forward
C0NGRATUlATGS THE WINNER
Colonel Roosevelt Accepts Result
Win Entire Good humor."-sue.
eessfui Candidate Thanks Cam.
palsn Committee.

Cincinnati. Nov 6.--presideBt 1aIi
ri II oslock. after .conceding the
election OF Governor Wilson, issued
he following statement from his
brothers home here:
The returns insure the election of
Governor Wilson to the presidency
This means AN early change in tn,
economic policy OF the government il.
reference 10 the tariff II this chang,
can be made ri.houi haliine pros.
leritN. ! sincerely re Ii may he.
Tn. vote foi Nj Roosevelt. tn,
Third party candidate. and for Nj
D"bS. the Socialist candidate. Is 9
warning that ;h,ir propoganda ia "a
N'r al fundamental changes ~ uUr
constitutional ropicsDutn.iN Govern.
meht has formidable support.
Young Men Needed.
While the experiment OF a chang,
IN ~" 'a"iif l. being carried out by th,
democratic administrator, II he
hoorcs Republicans 20 gather again
10 the party standard aud piedg,
anew their faith IN heir pLrty's prin.
"'rlcs and to organize again to defend
h" constitutional government, handed
down TO MS By our fathers.
We favor every step Of pr0gr, -
'oward more perfect equality of cp.
poriuDiiy and the Kidding society OF
injustice. Hut We know hat all prog.
rcss worth making H. possible with ouI
present form OF government. and that
to sacrifice that which l. OF the high.
est value IN our governmental struc.
ture for underlined and impossible re.
FERNS IL the widest folly We mus
face the danger with a clear knowl.
edge OF what IL Is.
THE Republican party IN equal to
the task. u has had no nobcr car
let ny close ranks and march forward
20 do battle for the right and the
true"
consratulstes Wilson.
President Tar sent the follow ing
telegram 10 Governor Wilson:
cincinnati, o.. Nov. s.--IIon Mr..
Woodrow Wilson, Princeton. y. J. I
cordially congratulate You on your
election and extend tn you my b,s'
wishes for n successful adminls,ra.
ton.
'Siened WILLIAM u. TAFT"
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r. r. Carries Oyster Bay.

Oyster Ray. y. y. Nov. 6.-Col.
Roosevelt carried oyster BAY. his
home town. by a plurality Of 292 over
Woodrow Wilson. he vote standing
Roosevelt. so: Wilson, 2IS: Taft. 81.
The Colonel's own election district
voted Roosevelt. 23l; Wilson, SO;
Taft. 20.
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81. Louis. Nov. Wilson has ear.
ricd Missouri. Elliot W. Major. the
Democratic nominee for governor. has
J"rn elected. The entire state ticket
has been won by the democrats and
/: at III congressional districts. Don.
ocra'ic congressman probably w,il he
,''urncd from two OF the four Guubt.
ful districts. -
" present moar'r returns from
over the state indicate that MIR TAFT
AMI the Republican state ticket are
'urnlnr ahead Of Col. Roosevelt and
the Progressive state tirn't
The lead taken By the rrogrossly"s
N several western Missouri counties
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
Reessvet ceneratvistss winner.


Oyster BAY, Nov. 6. Shortly before
midnight Col. Roosevelt made the fol
lowing statement.
The American people. by q great
plurality. have decided In favor OF Mr..
Wilson and the Democratic party
Like all good citizens, | accept the re-.
suit with entire good humOr and con
'"ntment. As for the Progressive
cause ] can only repeat what | have
already 50 many times said. The lac
OF the leader for the time being Is
Of little consequence. but The cause
itself must In the end triumph. for
rs triumph is essential to the well.
being sf the American people"
At the same time he issued his state.
ment, Col. Roosevelt sent the follow.
ing telegram to Governor Wilson:
"The American people. by a grea.
plurality, have conferred upon you the
highest honor In their gift. ! cong,au.
ulaie you thereon"
Col Roosevelt said he would make
no further statement at presen, thnn
the brief one he issued inst before la
o'clock. He smilinely declined to
answer Intersections. He was not
at all perturbed over the failure of
the Progressives to win this election
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Congratulations From Bryan.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 6.-William J.
Bryan sent the following telegram to
Governor Wilson: 81 most heartily
congratulate YOU and the country up
on your election. Your splendid cam.
paign has borne fruit In . great VIC
ory,"
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
Wilson LEADING In Ohio,

Cincinnati. Noy. 6.--Gov, Woodrow
Wilson was running ahead OF Presi.
dent Taft In the latter's own state
when the first two hundred and sixty
precincts In the state had been count
Cd.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
Early Returns Make Election Of Major
Seem Certain.
TAX AMENDMENT IS DEFEATED
Majority Against Proposition viii be
Very heavy-Wiison Leads for
President. with Roosevelt
Close Second.
TIE WINNING TICKET.

iAccordine TO Indications from 10.
complete Returnsb
covernor-EiIiou W. Major Dem
Lieut.. cov.-wr. 2. Painter Dem
Auditor-John p. Gordon ....... Dem.
seey. State-corneiivs soaen per,.
Trcasurer-edward p. ccai col. Dew
Attorney Generai--J. T. Baker. Dew.
Z. r. Combs. T. Bradshaw Cam
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
IT'S WILSON
Substantial Majority Appears Assured
10 Democratic Nominee.
ROOSEVELT IS RUNNING SECOND
Incomplete Returns Indicate House
VIII be With Him and Party VIII
Probably Have Working Ma.
jority In Senate.

Kansas city. Nov. 1.-THE election
OF Coy. Wilson Of New Jersey ~
president. aud Goy. Marshal o' H.
diana. rs vicc.prcsidont. By u safe ma.
priiy of electoral votes. Mas rcd.
certain hN incomplete returns alr.ady
received from the country ~ large.
The returns gave To GOV. Wilson
the solid south" embracing all
Democratic states south of the potu.
mac. ana Connecticut. Delaware. Ken.
inchy. Maine" Maryland, Massuchu.
sets. New Norh ana apparently Wc.i
virginia. mdana aud Missouri.
RousrNolt's victory in Illinois. rou.
c'd'd 'arls ~ the evening bN the
Democratic ,'1drrs. promised 20 earn,
with II u p'Urali'N greater than loo.
NO". New hampshire ana Vermont
have apparently given - mnjorit! 80
TAFT on the basis ol the fairly com.
preh.usiy" returns 80 lar received.
pennsylvania in Doubt.
P"nnsi lNanid Was claimed by the
Progressives and the Democrats. and
' ''"''' ""s :" S'"" 'n'' W" ''s"n
'"''e '''s"' W. u''".'" 'or som" 'ilhe'
Iowa apparently II safe for Roose.
welt. The same may be said OF Kan.
sas.
The next house viii be Democratic.
ana 'hdi'a'iohs are no" mat enough
ss's "s's'"'"'es nave peeh com
pr,eh 10 give the party u "orhinp
MAJORITY ID me senate
Wired Wilson the News.
New York. Nov. s.-EarN returns
from New York and the seaboard
states were the cause OF much exults.
ton AZ Democratic national headouar.
tiers. Chairman McCombs soon after
Z o'clock sent word to Gov. Wilson
that bis election was Indicated nv an
overwhelming vote.
Lana s.,,., n.,.. ...
Omaha Nov :, ~pa,,r".
srou Omaha a,d ,non,. 90. @"
inc nracin.,. o.. ,h,, ~ ..~
eisar nInr.,,,v IN, Co., w.,,s 49,"
IN. rem.irS.r y, IN. $50. "". o"'u'"
..ns rssuI,s ,ha ~ 49,. ~"
oil, have IN. N.h,..I. .,.s e''"o
h, s,,. ,,,,r.,,,, W"
greatly ,e,.yoa .a,h..,, az. o'
,i,,..,. a. W.
Chic.yo Nov =, -"
nsren,Iv suor, NIT, T.. or
The nra.;ao,oy '"'' W.
,cco,diny ~ ,.,,u
cs,v.d nc ,,a,oo,,o "
co,ops, has oarr,.a ,ha go, ~"
ono votes ' ~ '''''
J,d,o n,,,o na., ~, ,,,
.npeared m b,y. won 40 .,.na "s"'
tori.I s.h, with non..n p.a,,,,,.
.econd nnJ rnnl proyross,ua ,s,,,
Miehia,n p,o,,...,v.. -.
Detrolt. Mich Nov g soa,,or,,u
and incomnIn,e ro,nrn. from ,hro,,ah
=. "a, =,
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Conoratuistes Wilson.
Wilson Is Pleased.

Princeton, y. j.. Nov. t.--Resp0nd.
Ing TO 4 telegram from the Democratic
national chairman, asserting thai Gov.
"rnor Wilson inquest ionably was elec.
ted. the Democratic candidate sent a
dispatch TO Mr., McCOmbs as follows:
II deeply appreciate your telegram
and wish 10 extend TO you aud The
members Of the campaign committee
my warm congratulations on the par,
you have played In the organization
and conduct Of campaign Tough; out
upon essential issues.
"A great cause has trlumphed. Every
Democrat. every true progressive. OF
whatever alliance. must. nov lend his
fun force and enthusiasm to the ful.
fillment Of the peoples hope. The %.
Enlistment Of the peopiex right. no
that Justice and progress may 20 hand
In hand"
This WAS Governor Wilson's first
nttersnce OF . public character fol.
lowing his acceptance OF the reports
that he had been elected.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
Wilson Carries Oreooc,

II 10 estimated that Oregon has
gone to Wilson, who received $1,000,
Roosevelt 10000 and Taft 10000.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
Maine Democratic.

Portland, Me-. Nov. Il - Success or
N" Democratic electoral ticket H.
Maine, which viii Civ" Wilson aud
Marshall six votes In the electoral col.
lcge, was Indicated by returns from
three.ioirths of the state showing Gov.
Wilson had ,;,iii votes. plurality Of
4,isl over Col. Roosevelt, and 1864
over Pre- ident TAFT.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
Connecticut for Wilson.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. with
more than half the vote counted Con.
necticut has given Wilson and Mar.
shall seven votes In the electoral
college Wilson SO far has 5J,O73
votes. Taft 5".oj?. Roosevelt at.9i3
The Indications are that Gov. Bald.
win. Democrat. has been reelected
by about 5000 plurality. and that the
Democrats have elected four out Of
FIVE representatives.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
Rhode Island Republican.

Providence, r. l., Nov, 6.-Returns
for president from " towns and cities
in Rhode Island give Taft 1912. VII.
son i,l23, Roosevelt ts5. In 1905
these towns gave Taft 2,767. Bryan
SIC.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
TAFT In New Ham pshlrs.

Concord, \. H., Nov, 6.-Return
from 80 to~ns and city wards CAV,
TAN 3.a25. Wilson 3,s2l and Roosevelt
1864. The same places four year
ago gave President Taft s,l0l. BryaI
1892.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-02
DEAL AT SEARCHLIGHT
JUST CONSUMMATED

A deal has been made looking to the
sale OF the Searchlight M. & NJ. COM
pany mine to Joseph II. Bromley. Jr,, OF
Philadelphia, Tho last named is now
at the property. also his mine manager,
G. D. E. Mortimer, tho two having NOV ed
In and taken possession last Saturday
There are probably dozen men now
employed there. putting the. machinery
ting UP and connecting the extra boiler
that was already on the premises
Tho essence of an interview with Mr
Bromley was TO the effect that n con-
into. and that some sixty days work
would be required before the ultimate de-
cison. He was unreserved in express
Ing confidence In the outcome, How
that he had considered It worth his
while 10 srapple with. lie frankly stated
that, regardless OF the results after the
examination, there was tho matter OF
price and terms yet TO he considered.
To an outsider yet one advised OF the
present situation IL cannot mean other
than a great forward step for this prop
erty. probably second only in value and
actual production
Mr.. Bromley is known hero for his con-
nection with the Nevada Eagle. Eldorado
Canyon and before that with the Search
light Consolidated They have shown
themselves 10 be not only men OF large
financial resources. but also aggressive
liberal-slways requiring the best OF
work and equipment
To Manager Mortimer goes the credit
Of bringing this important deal 20 It's
present stage And In the fact that his
Is now 10 be directed solely 20 the dos
TIMES OF the Searchlight mine lies the
greatest promise OF successful outcome
The present deal involves some sink
ing Of The shaft and development below
tho present Notwithstanding Bull
letin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-02
A GREAT PHYSICIAN
DECIDED IT

IL was decided that the late DIR. NJ.
Gardner. at that time Surgeon General Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
should be asked TO select a theoretically
lncurable case of chronic Brights Disease.
He picked out an employee in Arizona
whose case had been passed on by three
S. p. r, r, physicians. Case involved
albumen, casts, dropsy. and patient was
SO weak he was In night sweats, DR..
Gardner did not believe he could live sixty
days.
He WAS put on Fulton's Renal Com
pound and we waited. In thirty days
improvement was reported and less than
six months later patient was recommends
ed for light employment, tests by tho
local physicians whom We never saw re-
porting disappearance OF the albumen and
casts. DIR. Gardners favorable report (our
thirty fourth test case) caused tho closure
of the negotiations and the determination
To announce the results FuItons Renal
Compound Is getting In kidney disease.
II can be had at Schramm- Johnson,
Drugs.
Ask for pamphlet or write to John j.
Eulton Company. San Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-02
BOSTON NEVADA IS
SUED BY EASTERNERS

Frank Gohecn has begun another suit
against the Boston Nevada Mining &
SIS, 1856 and costs of the suit Nine
causes or action are mentioned in the
complaint, each OF eight causes relating
TO a note given the plaintiff by the de-
notes for $1,000 cach: one for $500: one
for $4,000. and one for s39oi.46. Resides
the eight notes tho sum Of s2si:2o for
money expended for the use and beneft
of the company is sued for
Mr.. Gohecn is a. wealthy eastern manu-
facturer who Is stockholder in the
company and 1t Is understood that most
Of the money advanced by him was for
the erection OF p mill in Spring valley
where the ores from the properties near
osceola could be treated The founda =
tions for the mill were put in and mate
rial purchased but the structure has not
hcen crecte Ely Exposition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-02
COPPER ENTERING
MANY NEW CHANNELS

We understand that there arc very
important developments In connection
with the use OF copper in steel rails
structural iron and iron fences. ii has
been demonstrated By thorough and cX-
haustivc tests that the use Of a small
percentage Of copper in structural iron
prevents coTTosion.
y party VINO has keep informed Of the
DEVELOPMENTS tells us.
The new uses for copper in steel
nails. iron fences and structural iron
is something more than the public has
any idea of. The steel people would not
wan, 10 see in print at the present time
the number OF pounds that may he used
i'm a wear by the big Steel corporation
for the reason that 1t would look WILDLY
eNtravagant Just now IL they should
use up couple OF hundred million pounds
more per year than they have in the pas,
II would alone be a guarantee that the
price OF copper would not again droJ
helow the present price. Thompson
ToNle & Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-02
BULLION SENT OUT
OF SEVEN TROUGHS

We have devoted but little Of our space
10 happenings in the Seven Troughs dis
trict since the terrible coudburst OF
July Is. assuming that considerable time
must elapsc before the properties there
could again be adjusted to workable con-
dition. but the arrival in Lovelock. on
Saturday last. Of bullion shipment ap-
proximatng $4,000 In value from the
Seven Troughs Coalition Mining COM
pany. is the strongest evidence one could
wish OF the active resumption OF opera
tions by The property suffering most ex-
tensivclY from the effect of the flood
which swept the Seven troughs canyon at
express train speed. carving To destruc-
tion and death all that lay in It's path
Lovclock Kcvlcw Miner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-02
MERCURY OUTPUT OF
lone KEEPS STEADY

Three hundred TASKS Of quicksilver
are produced each month by tho Mer
at lone in the northwestern corner OF
Nye county.
G. G. Dennis. manager or the company
spent today in this city. He states that
his company is operating at low cost. tho
expense of mining aud reduction being
not over 81 a ton. which breaks all rec
ords for Nevada.
Wood is used in volatizing the CHINA .
bar only cord and lalf a day being
required This fuel is found In abun-
dance on the property.
The quicksilver is found in rhyo-
lite formation lying between lime walls
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