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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
ENCELSON IS PLACED
UNDER $1,000 BAIL

Special to tho EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Dec. 20-Edward
Engelson. Of Perth Amboy, pleaded
not guilty to a charge Of highway
robbery and assault and battery
against Josph Greenberg, of Perth
Amboy, and was held in $1,000 bail.
Louis Estosito, OF this city, furnished
the bail for Egelson.
+. O. K. To Plan Tonight.
At a meeting Of Perth Amboy
Aerie No. 1856, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles, tonight. plans for the install.
lation that is to be held on January 3
will be made. The ball committee
will also make a report.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
Another Gift for
Miss Anna Holm

Immediately after the exercises at
the high school today the members
of the Junior class assembled and
presented Miss Anna Holm, n of
the faculty, with a set of six solid sill
yer bread and butter spreaders with
her monogram engraved upon them,
and also a beautiful bouquet of
American Beauty Miss Holm,
who today completes her duties as a
high school instructor, will be mar
ried to DR.. Edmund de Monseigle,
well known in this city. Today's
surprise given by the IA class Is but
one OF several given to Miss Holm
prior to her departure from the
faculty..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20

NEWS @M

superintendent S. e. Shull will
be n Of the, CITY, superintendent
present at a gathering OF those Of
ficials from all over the state, at
Newark, city hall, tonight.
Several members Of Perth Am
boy Lodge. Loyal Order OF Moose,
are planning to attend a mass meet
ing in Newark on Sunday under the
auspices Of Newark Lodge, L. o. M,
which will be held In. the new Audi
torium. M
Scandinavian Pride. Juvenile
Temple, No. 4, of 1. O. G. T., met in
Washington hall last night and com,
pleted arrangements for going to
Westtield on Sunday, January 5, to
the annual Christmas tree celebra-
ton of Lodge Brodena. Plans were
made for an entertainment on jan
uary 8, in Washington hall.
Lawrence Lodge, Odd Fellows,
will meet tonight in Odd Fellows
hall. The nomination Of officers will
take place at this. time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
c. q. s. Prizes for
Fine Vocal Solos

The c. G.. S. held a contest yester-
day afternoon to determine the win
ners of prizes for rendering solos in
the best manner both by instrument
and vocally. Miss Jennie Randol was
awarded first prize. Miss Madeline
Amrheim took second. Miss Ida Roy
received third. Miss Mildred Held
took fourth. Miss Anna Doyle was
awarded fifth prize. and Miss There's
Sd Hanson was given sixth prize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
Ladies NightHeld
by Lodge of Elks

Many members with their wives
and lady friends enjoyed the monthly
ladies' night of Perth Amboy Lodge
No. 7S4, B. p. 0. Elks, held last night
in the clubrooms Of the lodge in the
Odd Fellows building. Dancing was
a feature. Music vas furnished by
the La Rose orchestra. The house
committee, of which Henry McCul-
Tough is the chairman, with the as
sistance of a committee Of ladies
were in charge of the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
Orpheus Reunion
is Sunday Night

Orpheus Glee Club members will
hold their first reunion at the home
of Thomas Major, in Washington
street, Sunday night. A fine program
has been prepared by Walter Rielley,
who is chairman Of the literary COM
mittee. Thomas Major, who is head
of the entertainment committee, has
also prepared for the meeting. Dave
Wilentz, president OF the society,
will give the uniting address.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
DRIVER OF BUS LEFT
CITY HOSPITAL TODAY

Elmer Glover, the chauffeur Of the
auto bus, which was hit by the At
lantic City express or a Central rail-
road crossing at Sewaren, last Sat-
urday afternoon, left the city hospi-
tai at noon today. Glover will after
visiting his employer, the manager
of the bus line, return to Elizabeth,
where his wife is staying. Glover
will testify at the %coroner's inquest
Mosday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20

Theodore Benish, of Washington
street, was a Staten Island visitor
yesterday.
Arthur Grimley, of Market street,
was entertained by friends in Wood
bridge last night.
Edward Smith, of State street, and
John Burns, of Washington street,
were in New York last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heinz, of
South Amboy, were visitors in town
Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
100 MEMBERS IN new
UNION OF M0ULDERS

The terra Gotta moulders met last
night at union hall, and organized a
union OF about 100 men. The fol-
low temporary officers were elected:
Frank La Flame, president; John
Massey, of T%ottenville, secretary and
treasurer. The next meeting will be
held on December 80, when an cleo
ton Of permanent officers will be-
held, and the charter will arrive.
Hon. A. A. Quinn organized the EN-
nloYeS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
PEACE ENJOYS
MEET The KING
Special bu United Press Wire.

London, Dec. 20.-The Turkish
Balkan peace ENJOYS were to be pre-
sented to King George by Sir Edward
Grey at Buckingham palace this af-
'ternoon, following the tentative set
Element of the Austrian-Servian
question. 1t was said the ambassa-
dorial conference would adjourn this
afternoon over the Christmas holt
days. When the conference recon-
venes tomorrow afternoon it was be-
lieved in diplomatic circles this af-
ternoon the Turks will have instruc-
tions to negotiate with the Greek
delegates and the first actual forward
step will be taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
A CruIler Social
in Baptist Chapel

The Ladies' Aid Society held a
cruller social in the chapel of the
Baptist church last night. Mrs. Van
Dusen rendered a vocal selection.
Mrs. George Smith gave a violin solo.
And Miss Edith Marshall and Ed
ward Dreibelbies entertained with
piano solos. Crullers and coffee were
served after the entertainment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Rseshet To lsls II ehsHleaden

DESIRABLE building lots for sale.
Situate on the east side Of State
street between Lewis street and the
river and on the south side of Lewis
street between State and High
streets, and on the west side OF Wis
teria street. Inquire of the Perth
Amboy Gas Light Company. 1S6
Smith street, or your broker.
13876-12-2O-9t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
Club to Banquet

The Triton Club, which has head
quarters in the Scheuer building, are
planning to have a club banquet in
their rooms Christmas ave., at which
time they expect to draw up resolu-
lions for the New Year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
Mr.. Finan Is Widower.

A communication to the EVEN
ING NEWS states that 1t was Mr..
Finan and family, instead of Mr.. and
Mrs. Finan and family, as told in the
EVENING NEWS report of the peo-
pie escaping from a nearby building
at the fire Wednesday night. Mr..
Finan Is a widower, the letter states.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
Tender Reception

The class of 1916, the freshmen
class of the high school, Is holding a
reception In the high school audi
torium this afternoon for Miss Anna
Holm, one of the faculty teachers
who is about to leave the high
school. A dainty polished brass af-
ter-dinner coffee set is their gift to
Miss Holm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
tuden Coming
Home fOrHOLiday

Benjamin Goldman, OF Market
street: John Toolan, of Madison "
nue., and John ~Polensky, of William
street. who are students at Cornell
University in Ithaca, N. Y, r ex-
pected to return to the homes OF
their parents In this city over the
week to spend the Christmas vaca
ton here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
Smilers' Club Is
Grooming Rapidly

Many applications are being re
ceived by the secretary Of the Smilers
Club for membership into that or
ganization. Miss Theresa Kilmur-
ray, who is president of the society,
will probably call a meeting to be
held Sunday to consider the applica-
tons filed. A literary program will
also be prepared for the next session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
Ladies to Meet

There will be a meeting of the
Danish Hundred Ladies' Society to-
morrow night instead Of Tuesday
night. The change was made because
the regular meeting night falls on
Christmas eve.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
Rush To Paw Taxes.

There was a heavy rush at the
office of the collector OF ven in
city hall today to pay taxes to pre-
rent addition OF interest, as non
payment by today would cause the
taxes to become q lien against prop
critics. Approximately $4,000 were
collected today, making a total Of
about 100000 collected this month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
Candies For
Christmas

Give your girl, mother or sister a
nice box of candy for Christmas. Our
stock consists of the bes. makes and
guaranteed strictly fresh. Put up in
fancy boxes that sell from 25c to $500
a box.
Also loose candies in any quantity
you desire. Special price for candies by
pail to the churches and Sunday
Schools.
Assorted Chocolates, 10 kinds;
Csc b.; S lbs. $1.Oe
Fine Mixed Candy:
15c h.; 2 lbs, Csc; 5 lbs, $50.
Christmas Ribbon Candy;
15c h.; 2 lbs, 25s
Christmas Candy Toys;
15c h.; 5 lbs, zoe
Christmas American Mixed;
10c h.; s lbs, 45c
Christmas French Mixed;
loo h.; S lbs, 45c
30 ID. pail American liked 90. S2.7o
30 ID. pail French Mixed ...... S2.7o
30 lbs. Assorted Chocolates ..... $500
30 lbs. Fine Mixed Candy ...... $3.50
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
CRANBURY WOMAN KILLS
SELF WITH REVOLVER
Special TO tho EVENING NEWS.

Cranbury, Dec. 20:-When Percy
Egnor, a prominent farmer Of this
his dinner he discovered his wife
dead in her bedroom with a bullet
wound in her head. Ill health is be-
lieved to have caused her to commit
suicide. She leaves two children.
Mrs. Egnor was forty-two years old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20

Any affair or happening, or circum-
stance, which Is too small to make a
Want Ad. worth while as an adjusting
force, is too small to worry about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
Port Reading Idcens'

Port Reading License.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Dec. 20.-Daniel
Mcdonald, of Port Reading, was
granted a renewal of his saloon lie
ense today.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-09
DIVIDEND OF NEVADA
CONSOLIDATED coMPAN,

The strike situation and the rel
sultant suspension of ore shipment,
Tor nearly four weeks at the Nevada
Consolidated property is likely Il
ause a change in the plans of thu
directors with respect to the dividenl
IN the stock. 1t is claimed to havs
oeen the intention Of the board d
Increase the regular dividend, whic3
is at the rate of 37la cents per shaH
quarterly, at the November meetinF
tumor having it that the stock wous
oe placed ON so cent quarterl
lasis. With copper at present price
and operating at nomal. Nevac
Consolidated is earning sufficient
o justify very liberal increase .
this dividend rate.
1t is now reported that instead
mating an increase in the regulN
dividend at the November meetiuf
the directors will content themselvs
with the declaration of the reguf.
dividend OF 371s cents a share G
patient stockholders by posting
extra dividend, leaving the matter
an increase in the regular divide
for decision during tn efirst quart
j OF 1913.--Ely Record.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-09
FORMER GOVERNOR
MAY Be WARDEN

1t leaks out from Carson that for
mer Governor Denver S. Dickerson
may succeed Warden Cowing at the
s1ate prison, The later is being inn
port,ned by Secretary Of State Brodi-
gan to take the deptuyship in bis
office and il is said he will do so az
soon as Governor odds ann ounces
she result of his investigation into
the escape OF Fred Skinner. The gov
ernor has already stated that ne does
not see how Cowing could DC blam
ed.
Dickerson viii receive the votes Of
Cleye Baker, but OGdie. the othei
member Of the board. mas not declai.
ed himself The secretary Of state
and the attorney general. however
constitute a majority of the boar(
without the governor and can do a!
| tley like II is said to be up L
Dickerst,n himself. now. and he i
lhesitating because he HES ambition
along othtr lines with which hi
friends fear a wardenslup at Tia
penitentiary would srfere.--Gol
field Tribune
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-09
RENEWED ENERGY IN
ROBINSON DISTRICT

The strike is over. The Veteran |
started yesterday morning with a
mall force of men which was large
y Increased this morning. BY Mon
lay it is expected to be fully manned
Ind producing az Of old.
The Giroux steamed up Tuesday,
Ind IL working small focre III re
,imbering the Brooks and Morris
3hafts, which work will be completed
before ore is again produced. 1t is
will soon resume work In order to
complete the surface equipment CT
he prorerty. II is rumored that
he Giroux will not resume the pro-
!uction of ore until about the first
f the year, which will give tim
retimber the shafts and complete
the ore bins at the Morris an(
Brooks shafts.
Five steam shove,s were working
yesterday al Copper Flat. Many for
| nre employees are returning to work
md from resent indications all ma
,hines win be manned and in opera
ion within few days. Copper
mines Company has been pump.nj
water since the strike, keeping th'
over workings from flooding, bu
it is expected that mining will b.
resumed in a few days.
The Ely Con. was closed for onl
twenty.four hours when the strik
was called, and has w-rked its regl
lar Ilrce since that time. 1t is e.
pected that Boston Ely viii stai
up in few days.
u The strike will soon be forgotten
Ely Record.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-09
PACE HAS BIG
LEAD IN PAHRANAeA1

Belatcd returns from the Pahran-
/ cat valley, received last night, show
hat Horsey, fer state senator, re-
.eived 2 votes at Alamo, as against
20 for his opponent, Pace, and at
Hike as against for Pace, making
Iorseys majority In the county
.xcepting Delamar which has not
oeen heard from--79 votes.
ADJUST, Republican for assembly
man, received II votes at Alamo;
Saker, Republican, %; Lee, Demo
trAt, 10; and Price, Democrat, 2
II Hike ADJUST polled votes;
Baker, Z; Lee, 2 and Price. 5.
For sheriff and assessor Alama cas-
for Delmue; 10 for Denton; and IL
for Ronnow. Hike gave to Deck; {
ID Delmue; to Denton and / to
Ronnow.
For recorder and auditor Blad got
IS at Alamo and Garrison 3. AT
Iiko Blad got and Garrison 4.
Out of Al votes cast at Alamo aud
like for clerk and treasurer, Chas
Julverwell received 40.
Richards, for long term commits
Iioner got a big majority of vote
asst in Pahranagat, but he will no
)e able to overcome Hollinger's lead
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-09
Orc Output Reaches
Into The High Figures
|OHr 100000 Worth Of Orc and TaEngs Shipped Out
Of County During The Quarter Ending September 80,
1874 Monthly Average Of Over $lO0,OOO

The following Phoebe ore producers
have filed statements with the county
assessor Of shipments made during
the quarter ending Sept. 30th. 1912.
Prince Con. Mg. and Smelling Co.
Ores from the Prince mine. 8,Si5 tons
and 1885 lbs, giving gross value OF
$72,525,40.
Prince Con. Mg. and Smelling Co
Tailings from Bullionville. II AGA tons
and $50 lbs, giving gross value of
$l52,576.sG.
DAY. Bristol Con. Mig. Co..
2,027 tons, gross yield s44,SS953.
j. \ Nesbitt-Taillngs shipped
from Condor Canyon, 2.s52 tons and
| 46S lbs, gross value of $39,971.72.
| Mendha- Nevada Mig Co.-992 tons
ss1i 1,770 lbs. giving gross value
of s9,s03.40.
Patrick Sheahan--Ore from Ray
nond and Ely dump. GA tons and l.,
092 lbs, giving a gross value Of
s2,553.4O
Home Run Copper Co--57 tons an
47e lbs., giving a gross value o
81, 431.5l.
Bullion tax was paid on a net valu
Of $57, 949.30, OF tailings. The aver
acc gross value per ton of all failing
.Ipped for the quarter was $i3.4i
saG the average net value per to
was $500
The gross average per ton of OF
0 shipped by the Hane Run Copper Ce
g ,was the highest of any, being s42.t
b per ton.
The gross average per ton f
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-09
Lincoln County Voters Place Stamp Of Dsapprova Upon
Scheme To Move County Seat To Caliente.
Entire Democratic Ticket
Elected In This County

81; Deerlodge, B; Eagle Valley. 8;
Jack Rabbit. II; Lake Valley, 1 Pa
naca, 4; Phoebe, SO; Spring Valley A.
Total It's.
Delmue, R.-Atlanta. 2; Caliente,
10; Deerlodge. T. Eagle Valley, 8;
llgin, 5; Jack Rabbit, 7; Panaca,
Z; Phoebe. II; Spring Valley. 3.
Total 81.
Denton, Ind. D,-Caliente. So; Glover
valley,l Phoebe. 2; Total, So.
Ronnow. D.-Atlanta. 5; Caliente,
Clever Valley, 10; Deerlodge, /;
Eagle valley a; Elgin, 4; Jack Rab-
bit, 8; Lake valies. 10; Panaca. SO;
Phoebe. 10; Spring Valley, q Total
224.
RECORDER AND AUDI
Blad, R.-Atlanta, A Gale
Glover Valley, g.; Deerlodge.
Valley, A Eigin, 10; Jack
rs Lake Valley. l. Panaca,
oche, 80. Total, 210.
Garrison, D.--Atlanta, Is; Cal.
81; Clover valley, 8; Deerlodge,
Eagle Valley, 10; Elgin, 4; Jack Rab-
bit, 20; Lake Valley, 10; Panaca, 8:
Phoebe, 1874; Spring Valley, 9. Total
2S2.
CLERK AND TREASURER
Culverwell. D.-Atlanta, 1S; Cali
ente. 1876; Glover Valley. 10; Deer,
lodge, 8; Eagle Valley, is; Elgin 10;
Jack Rabbit, 20; Lake Valley, 81;
Panaca, So; Phoebe, 10; Spring Val
ley, 8. Total, Ala.
Prudential R-Atlanta, 1; Cali.
ente, 10; Glover Valley, /; Deerlodge
3; Eagle Valley, 2; Jack Rabbit, a;
Lake Valley, 2; Panaca,s; Phoebe,
l6; Spring Valley, 1. Total, 81.
a DISTRICT ATTORNEY
{ Laney, P.-Atlanta. 2; Caliente
i 2; Glover Valley, 3; Deerlodge, 4
Eagle Valley. 8; Elgin, 8 Jack Rab
DIT, 2; Panaca, 8; Phoebe, 8; Total
12S.
Is Orr, D.-Atlanta, 10; Caliente, So
}: Clover Valley, 10; Deerlodge, 4
eagle Valley, IA Elgin, z; Jack Raj
. Dit. %; Lake Valley. H. Panaca, 81
3. Phoebe, l42; Spring Valley, g. Tot
, 355.
% COUNTY COMMISSIONER L. I
Hollinger, Ind R.-Atlanta,
o. ealiente, IL; Glover Valley.
/ oeerlodge, 8; Eagle Valley, II; ia
sabbit, 20; Lake Valley, s; Pana,
= Phoebe, SO; Spring Valley, 8. Tot
- TT.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-09
Democratic Legislative
Ticket Gets Big Majority

Pittman, for United States senator;
Tallman, for congressman, and In fact
the entire Democratic state ticket has
carried the county but Pittman has
.le largest vote Of any Of the can
didates.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-09

the ore shipped from the Prince
mine for the qucrter was 1919.
The foregoing totals, 1926. 314.95.
The gross value of all shipments
made for the six months ending on
June 80, 1912 was $3.50, 950.S4.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-09

in next weeks issue of the Record. 7
The following are unofficial:
PRESIDENT
Taft, R.-Atlanta, 4; Caliente, 2S;
Glover Valley, s Deerlodge, /; Eagle
Valley, |; Jack Rabbit. 4 Lake Val
cyl; Panaca, s; Phoebe, 26;
Spring Valley, 4. Total So.
Wilson, D.--Atlanta,5; Caliente, "A
Clover Valley, 8; Deerlodge. 8; Eagle
Valley, 10; Jack Rabbit, 10; Lake Val
Icy. 8; Panaca, ~; Phoebe, 80;
Spring Valley, 2. Total 253.
Dehs, S.--Atlanta, 1; Caliente, 49,
Jack Rabbit; Lake Valley,l; Phoebe,
8. Total, %.
Roosevelt, P.-Atlanta, 9; Caliente,
-, Deerlodge, A; Eagle Valley, l.
Jack Rabbit, 8; Lake Valley, 6; Pan
AGA. IA; Phoebe, 40 Spring Valley, 3,
Total, 1927.
UNITED STATES SENATOR
! Massey, R.--Atlanta, 4 Caliente,
~ Glover Valley, 6; Eagle Valley,
/; Jack Rabbit 5; Panaca. Is; Pr
oche, 80; Spring Valley, 5; Deerlodge
2. Total 1871.
): Pittman, D.--Atlanta, s; Caliente
rs; Glover Valley, 8; Deerlodge, 7;
Eagle Valley, Is; Jack Rabbit, 20
Lake Valley. 10; Panaea, 40; Phoebe
"a; Spring Valley, 2. Total. 2sS.
Steele, s.--Caliente, 3; Jack Rah
IA, 4; Lake Valley, /; Phoebe, :
Total, II.
Symmetrical P--Atlanta,5; Calient
10; Deerlodge, 2; Eagle Valley,
. Jack Rabbit, /; Panaca,l Phoebe, II
. Spring Valley, |. Total, 81.
b CONGRESSMAN
y Roberts, R.--Atlanta, 8; Calente
Clover Valley. 6; Deer.adge 3; Eagl
Valley, 2 Jack Rabbit, 5; Lake Va
II Icy, 2 Panaca, IL Phoebe. ~
" Spring Valley, s Total t55.
springmeyer. p.--Atlanta,
! Calientc, 10; Deerlodge, 5; Gag
- .iey. /; Jack Rabbit, 2; Phoebe, /
Spring valley,2 Total, SO.
Tallman, D.--Atlanta. 8; Calient
SO; Glover Valleys; Dserlodge,
49, Eagle Valley, IA; Jack Rabbit, |
Lake Valley, 8; Panaca, 40: Piocl
10; Spring Valley |. Total, $50.
Worden, S--Atlanta,1; Caliente,
Jack Rabbit, 6; Lake Valley,
- Phoebe g. Total, 20.
% STATE SENATOR
Horsey, D.-Atlanta, II; Caller
49, Glover Valley, 3; Deer,odge,
:, Eagle Valley, IA; Jack Rabbit.
Lake Valley 10; Panaca, Al Pioc
,or. l42; Spring Valley, Z. Total, 1903.
Pace, R.--Atlanta, 2; Caliente, |
Glover Valley, IL; Deerlodge,
'ne Eagle Valley, 3; Elgin, 70; Jack F
I'M bit. a. Lake Valley. i Panaca,
obi Phoebe II. Total, 1875.
his ASSEMBLYMEN
a. ADJUST, R.-Atlanta, 2; Gale
IFS; Glover Valley, 6; Deerlodge,
Elgin, 10; Jack Rabbit, 2; Lake
MY ley, /; Panaoa, 81; Phoebe, 8; Sp
gov Valley. 1. Total, 1853.
does Baker. R.-Atlanta. 3; Calie
lam 12t, Glover Valley, 4; Deerlodge
Eigin, 8; Jack Rabbit, 3; Lake
:, If ley, Ii; Panaca. Ia; Phoebe. 10. 7
t,er l76
,la,.- Lee, D.-Atlanta, Is; Caliente,
tate Clover Valley, 81 Deerlodge, 4 Z
,ver Valley. 10; Jack Rabbit, "a;
GARD Valley, 8; Panaca, 81; Phoebe,
q as Spring Valley, s.; Total, 300
D to- Price. D.-Atlanta, Is; Cali
g is %; Glover Valley, 6; Deerlodge
tons Eagle Valley, IL; Jack Rabbit,
his Lake Valley. 10; Panaca, So; Pr
the 1879: Spring Valley, Z. Total, 81
Gold SHERIFF AND ASSESSOR
Deck, Ind, D.-Atlanta, IL: Ca
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-09

The county seat of Lincoln county |
is going to stay at Phoebe. This |
was the verdict Of a large majority |
OF the voters of the county who
went to the polls last Tuesday. The
candidates for the legislature on the
Republican ticket-who made the
county seat removal question the is-
sue OF their campaign-were, over
whelmingly defeated and they carrito
down with them every candidate up
on the Republican county ticket. On
the other hand-Just as was pre-
dicted by the Record in last weeks
issue-the Democratic legislative tickle,
triumphed by decisive majorities in
at least nine out Of fourteen precincts
Of the county and Caliente-tht
Matching place for the scheme to sad
die upon the taxpayers of the count!
more buriensome debt-the candi
dates who stood by Phoebe received
right royal support; which proved
beyond any question of doubt that the
iysue raised was not altogether a
popular one, even where 1t originated
1t showed that there are some think
ing taxpayers in the railroad town
who believe that the time ia not OPP
perfume for any such movement and
they emphasized the fact by their
vote. IaIi|
Unofficial returns have been re
ceived from all precincts except Almc
Elgin, Delamar and Hike on the
national and state tickets; but the
vote Of Elgin on the county ticket ha
been received. Nevertheless, enough
returns have been received to deter
mine to a certainty who will fill tn,
various county offices for the mex
two years. Here they are:
State Senator-Chas. Lee Horscy.
Assemblymen-A. V. Lee and Jas
Z. Price.
Recorder and Auditor-C. w. Cal
rlson.
Clerk and Treasurer-Chas. Gu
vcrwell.
Sheriff and Assessor-Dan ]. Roi
Aowi
District Attorney-William E. Orr
County Commissioner IL. To-
James Hollinger.
County Commissioner IS. To-
James Ryan.
Board CT Education U. ID w.
Edwards.
Board of Education Is. IT, c.
Thompson.
The contest for sheriff and assess
and long term commissioner, asi
from the fight between the legislati
candidates. developd the greatest
treest. For each of these offices The
wer. four candidats. For the form
Delmue, Republican. and j. L. Dent
Independent Democrat, ran behil
Dan J. Ronnow, the regular Den
crat nominee and Ed. j. Deck, In
pendent Democrat. With the /
ainots Of Alamo, Hike and Delal
srA. missing, Ronnow has the b
of the argument by 49 votes 6
Decks friends have conceded I
with these precincts In, Ronno
plurality will grow.
Hollinger, Independent Republict
has ouch lead over Richards,
publican, and Mathews, inder
dent Republican. that should cit
of the latter receive the entire
of the precincts not heard from
would still have safe plurality.
Ryan. Democrat. for short term
missioner, had no opposition; melt
Edwards and Thompson, Republic
for county board OF education.
The returns show that the Wi
electors have a large majorit
Lincoln county. with tho Roose
electors coming second.