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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26
Tuskegee Institute, Ala.

logical Seminary fourteen years ago a
young Negro student, Work by name,
sat for three years. With pIodding
persistence he studied and struggled
his way through to graduation Ever
loyal to his race he, eagerly learned
all he could from them and the whites
how to help them hgIbf'ffe fdselves. i9aa
began at the beginning in docking
about him here in Chicago to find out
what the *actual conditions of his peo-
pie were. g.. .-... -..... &c. ~
In the South he continued to lool,
FOR facts On which to base the means
and plans which Tuskegee and other
schools for life and work were devils
ing and carrying out And now from
his card catalogue Of Cease records
and>race facts comes this new and val
liable attempt to register the; progress
OF race in this Negro Year Book
and Annual Encyclopedia. Although,
1t us but a beginning, it is creditable
enough to him and his people to|mark
an epoch in their history - -
A very full list of books and articl IS
supplement- the records from which
the facts and figures are largely drawn
= 3 = - .
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26

'~tt-uy phfL.. ,. - =, -
The increasing part, for instance,
which Negroes bear and share. in the
work and the. wealth of the country
gives solid ground for their seif-res-
pect and for the hope Of others in,
them.~ While Only 1876 per, cent of all
whites 10 years of age and oyer are
engaged, in gainfuf occupation, 622
per cent Of ali Negroes In the United
States are thus engaged Making all
owance for the excess of child labor
among the Negroes over the whites,
this is yet creditable to the industry
Of this patient race. .,'-
Moreover, the trades in Which Ne
sroes have made the largest gains in
the decade. between 1890 and 1900
prove that more of them are doing, a
larger share Of the hardest work For
the Negro miners increased 1872 Der
cent. and their iron and steel worke g
~ per cent, These greatest gains !,
the hardest working classes of toile =
are double those IN the Industries ex-
actlng less arduous work.
:, The number of Negro farmers Wis
59O,666 in 1890, 757,S2S in 1900 a ID
sl7465 in 1910, or respectively III
per cent, 1873 per cent, IA per cent
|of all farmers in these decades. In
manufacturing and mechanical pdr-
suits, however, between 1890 and 1900
they increased 80 per cent, while los
ing ground in no less than fifteen
special trades, Yet Inventions mad
by Negroes have increased in mum
oers with the passing years.
Next to agriculture, domestic and
personal service employs the most
negroes. The success of the cotton
picking machin- is conceded but
Booker T. Washington and others are
quoted as maintaining that it will
give the Negroes ald the whole Scum
more time to raise other things. st
present over three -fourths of the
whole year is spent by the cultivato,s
or this crop in planting, cultivating
ana gathering it. From the employ,
nent as waters Negroes are said 10
DC passing. partly because they are
SAID to make waiting a temporary
vocation in which there is little e2fo,t
% perfect themselves
Negro Progress i'm EIIucatio, mn,
Efficiency.
Organized labor Is credited with
bidding for the organization Of No
groes, and gaining largely in Negro
membership. Negro business leagues
and chambers Of commerce are also
increasing in the commercial centerg
The facilities for Negro education
and the advantages taken Of them are
tmpressively stated, not only in tn,
figures Of increasing school attend
ance and contributions toward tho
support Of education, but also in the
ACTS of the, proficiency of Negro stu
Tents and their achievements in the
working world az we'll az in tho ,,rr<
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26
The Progress
s.. 49,. of The Negro
Ry; Professor Graham TAYLOR, Head
OF the Chicago Commons, Chicago
School Of Civics and Philanthropy,
in the Chicago Daily News.


Negro Year Book'-wnoeVer heard
Of such a thing? Annual Encyclo-
Dedia of the, Negro"-whoever thought
of, devoting whole volume of year
book and encyclopedia to any single
race OF people? Here it is, however,
and It comes from Tuskegee. p, ..' ..- ~'
No one claims to have shown origi-
nality in thinking Of it, It bears the
name Of Monroe N: Work, "In charge
of research and I. records" Out 81
fhese records, at first only of the stu
dents and graduates of Tuskegee, and
t7f1e9--- the Negro population this
first of all race year books seems to
have grown.
J.. Behind desk of the Chicago Theo.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26
Normal and Industrial institute Hotel Broinn


!. ]. regard the Tuskegee Institute
as the. most considerable educa-
~ ional #lyehtiB of inaieHhst inesas' !
d sssiitasv ProfsAor NWI| :, Thb,nas,i
Professor Of Sociology ii the Uni
ssasrsifyeof tGhisagas< ssass.s sss..,n
r., Il Industry IL, the spirit of Tuske~
: gce&3 industry and disef pliie lAa1raa
1iade q habit, The choice Of some '
sy40 4tEadegr is; 'ptfererl young men
Z, ard young women Tuskegee grad
yates are earning from $4,000 to
$4,000. and $4,000 per month as,
Academic Teachers, Farm Manag-
:ers, Steam and, Electrical Engin-
GERS, Tailors, Farm Managers,
Teachers of Domestic Science, '
Nurses-7in fact thes demand FOR
men and women trained in all the
trades at Tuskegee is far beyond
the supply. - fas. ~ -.
The Academic Work is vital and
real; it, is close to realities. The
: school seeks soundness and efficien--
cy; thesSsAeadeni ana Industrial
: Work are closely correlated.
!? The Spiritual Work of the school
IS strong. It ranks fifth in the Unit
sd% states in number Of students,
studying the Bible 1t is guided
Dy Chaplain and a Secretary of
the Y NJ. G. A. and through a
Bible training Amin School.
-, y 81 SGst'NFg An y,4'!r 49,. -, 81 ~.
* % = -, ~ ~. ., - - -
;. Morning drills for boys; special
gymnastlc training for girls; swim
ming pools for boys and girls; at
tractive grounds; more than 100
buildings, large, comfortable, airy,
electric lighted; 1856 Teachers.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26
- ~ y----'-- '$.-'--- l-.S-@----s,--
Man Really Useful.

For certain equable, continuous
modes Of life,u there, Isl nothing nnSfh
than Judgment necessary aud Nd
study to attain nothing more; 80 10
become unable to discern what aa.
traordinary services each yuiRtr dsSy
REQUIRES Of us; or, If we do slsc& ass
them. we fffid abundarce' of aa tuiS $50
for not doing them. Al 3udieiosis ma
rs valuable to: himself: but OH lifsia
value for the general whole. --Goetsa
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26

isssioifs. ahidsis ana the finietS arts. Tie
uuniber orr sch6ois taught ana main.
tainedSby Negroes, Of periodicals edit
ed and ,ptbisshed by them, of banks
managed and patronized by them, and
the amount of property owned by
them-valued in 1910 at $70O, 900, 900,
an increaseaof III per cent during tho
last deehdt---all Indicate rapid and
substantial progress. III. IN III -:
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26
Arsenic From NAM, so,sra ]; !, y
-eaine in St. Paul tsion.ssr; pfss..

Arsenic has been found as aF nSSs
NAL constituent In man. and aalin3ik
and now 'Jadin and Astrua II -
french biologists, show that IL stiSliS
Dc derived from edible pIanta ai
fruits. They examined 80 xeSst
substances. and obtained arsenic ffaS5ll
all. the quantities ranging froiin ON
part per million in the leek, To- Sid
part per million in ALMOND Sisg
beans. #fE.. - Sr'sffS
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26
Tlp1 PhiIos6nbV i

"Pink, I'm afraid you are waatfag
your time brushing my hat. q III dofa2
seem to have anything smaller than
$40 bill" II kin change dat iii
right boss. Then you dom 81 nssN
the tips Sol long. Pink. s,-:44eessh caisbE
Tribune. .s.:..; $50.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26

The big increasing business at
Morfisons Dept. store Is due to their
low prices.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26

- Old. Morrison Dept. Store has tho
best and cheapest line Of winter
slloes, esr si,o*ii III Charleston. rhte,y,
are selling good shoes, for only CSC.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26

II The low prices on fall goods Is
taking immense crowds to o j.
Morrison Dept, Store.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
MASON VALLEY MINIS

aE1srI shareholders a IhH M
snn Valley mnes eanlIHIF WI Do
glaltIN Interest," TT II The slH1HmsIn1
mnde Is Vice President George l.
Gun raEnrdzue liz HlEnf n 1llf 81
~EElIzH1iun curing TIE NaErs lt4a.
sEFa ma sal Like Un6lant
NJ GUN fsluruau 4 1Hv uEzE HEa
Hran Ia HHs1 vntFrt Ut lE 4HEsI III
ErHI1a1 L considerable EmBu11 81 al
zaI1iul xHs gwen Ia lnH ufurlF 81
h Aasul NnleT snmHEnF NV I'M
The lrsHleTW IND smafltf hHVs isssi1l
irBuC11 90 l. splendid lmsiliaI II lie
uWqsr lrtatuuinr CIRCLES al b Nesl
HLfaE Il auIuEfY szEtto ~ auIll
Tie ufn 4ULitr auug8gIE VII lHHut
L auul8ises H1usHntal1 n1 HanWGnE al
gsa- zDduvang Ills 1n~ffHg1af VII
ruI~sf HIHEanIarr ftl1urzf Which
IIu4 ieatuIns afauTuuHria1l Il III
sHt mtlG3 H-rlgaDaIliun 4 lie Vest
INT which Es.an Ia. HraaEhaiaHrE u
aiias auuaI a. al zines Wiat nE rnI-
lrHnnH NJ Gum szI1au HHsn 1fuI
s i ezlaHaG a1Hz 1he eamIBIf vi
e. HlaaI q s. 4 aIH'H lef Izuum E~
H5uaur 1aBif iHgnUlus IuasintT m
.lnI
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
raHssH SAT- DISCOVERED.

aasf haf bHau a1arfz IL b
unnrF wa ID MfEuza f 8 8uElr
~ vau-H n11 M p featIt ua1tas
ms Interest," n Itis search sr-
Iizat BuiIuffI through TIE eaI-
lHlEu O. aeneanun aalaBzas D. tsa
Tinted slrzsH geological survey So
riuHf l-s-uHpaftgrs 90 asfDfs aeT
IF 8rH r. sire ausa1 Ter IHs mineral
The IIuBuucemsl1 ~ eat
engineers and sealaElfls Lta1 s1s d.
llH. bedf 81 southern NeTH1H are
u maaf EEtF 18Hasf ia NkltA 20
fEnt 4UlaHf salts hEs lead 30 Lae
iueurtuI 81 EsIt UrHEE e laIa BE6
lhs lnuHuuEb - IT.
EvHuud - I~uaFI8u1s HasaHauals
81 lneuturF ana l Es-Ftuuszf eng
nssa-E
q uv I1U,slrf -fEf b H re-
SUNS ~ottuiIss't fram Hasf e ne ma
lsrd Iuuut Ia tussss lGEs aeaf hare
ies.I seeureo a. 4 InlE aIE GAcaz
80 niles Ham EaE thsla 81 zhH Aof-
hH-E q zhf Eau Cry lake EnaWn a.
h SILVER FfuK sU1 naIfHh other
Wise known as EaLfauu TH3sF slfs
1nH frilUuf a 5rs uUHrT fesnfz
has sssf1 Ilu1f HBua1 eae1LF - rs
nsaiueIala aU~ntF mLlIr 1tEt iE
engineers hive Jr8Hsswsd TITS 1sFr-
mrs ant huVt HHuf q rlutnf O.
1Hsf tH,tf - & ba1ft 81 - %
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
4oNarAH rseaos EAsas III.

Tan89nh en- NV 1Hs alHm 40
OWING 1bs chHHlnan aHra1sf Iusan Il
III ssuzs. tyr 4 1Erd naaarlT mite
L fIEla 1ram HangH1 ID Los Al
Esslss IN less 1nHn v GETs sBNs lhE
TBnaIHh aanHnan
The pIsa1u Tie property 81
aafn 1uls LIE lz-gauf-alu san ii
Tan ID Lnnt. rts iaUEl mining MN.
Ah8uI TVa vs.sEs Hn0 The lnreun 49,
uHI,a1 ron hIrn u The Lnts
humH III GrBHE srraH1. There vsHe
So humar 1i cEsriHr 1traons Il the
hErn a. 1hE1 Una ana b lass 81
umf wHs E-aIl1x H~aEHamac iE UhF
BRnHr Tie ~aoLiavzng unT Ms
Luos mt uEurfzar dfuEr1sd Lbs
Anatlss n m ahszf Hru1Hl H their
hume II mn CRY TN 1asaun was
ruEu1
Brs Luce Irrrsd u Laos Angeles
UvD aUzs Hf1aT 1nz pigeon escaped
from rs Eama9gLh quarters ant 81 IS
HITnzlsed HhBI The lErG mite Tia
fEfa IL H1tUt1 Is bnufs The lis
1Unee Is something Ike 6Hh miles
ant d aI1 H IA eHrsIHf Is HuI-
sIaa.at -amUfEaiiis IL s. Wa T1-
HlIa 10 secure WE1sf IT1 ant 4ga
H1aI 81 ahs 1uuruHT
Tins vns tie Ias fIgl1 ahe laeeHn
ma H1rHnIsa6 AlhalEh UHIIE If
q lsriaH ARA lnH ltrsIl having nlahH
a uInfsr 81 aueaU ing fEEs
u BaH1hsrH Gal a-1G
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
Nc DERNID RANCH SOLD.

ne = A tDerma ranch west Of
curr1s station On ne Nevada North
au railroad has been sod 70 the
CsFer VALLEY syndicate. f5r 3 con
s5sraa5a o. U8o.saa ne sale IN
aaae NeDermf property in E1ko
azs white Pl1e osuatie sater
Rights 81 great faaae ard about one
s1a1re1 faoasaad bad q sheep. ar.
MeDerais. who has been a resident
q waite Pine eoanfY Ter the past
AIRY ysan Al move 10 salt
Lake azd engage 80 The coal bust
ns
4 Is SAID ee purchase Of the
uaeh ~ tas syndicate IS in line
Rf.s aiaas foT s colonization scheme
O. a large sale for Land develop
Hezs and sheen raising
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15

HIns frs1 Hzn Ev ~ ahf new egna'
aF Enthasta eHIHnL. IsEr L~HHinak
leaUfHaU Sunalr WnHn Mrs tuLmH
.l~alIn1af. 1fs ssaaId vtanlEI 20 suuss
n 1ht nunaA WIS crushed ~ dag1f
unaHf 1hs wheels FL Z HHIsfH vuEBn
81 rs Len nesr De- nsr zHmLT 81 auf
children arr au n an ~um
EtH SHE Iz4n0HI ~ Iuefn N L
ETans1T E-z1H Iul raHrGIrEIE IL Lfs
upper lI1 81 HEnH Bnu WIS r1t-
III II & EraEbHf Yuannz ~ lheT
uHuTttd LIE upper eamp m & sfs3
grade the term W.T. sluIatal En veat
INT ~ Aalznntr aImba uBvzn 81
iGt1tu 1nH iBuI Il 6iEf1Enc Enun
the Wlnn she saIaau The lIrEKt sine
III lIs 1fnr1 vh4sal winch ft HHasa1Isr
tie Vhaal CAUSED Lns Vunuu ~ lu-aI
backward. mrs LaLinaa Wiz
drown - lIfs GTBunu HnU n4 n-f
Hns naulU HHui1 liz wheel lns vIsnuI
Dusssd u1s8r her nauU she vuF dHut
when p5eEH6 ~ Tn bn6y was
lrBuEtu "a aNuainaR zUf buriE
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM ALL ART OF THE STATE
oorrgNoB oDIsE RgTrRAs

Governor Oddlk arrived hame On
Tie limited "Wednesday from wash
inE1oD. j. C. where be Nenf. 10 a.
tend Z dinner given ny president
Ta9t nn Saturday u he gurefaork
VINO had attended : Richmond
conference 81 which The question Of
rural credit VIE discussed
The rUrern1r va snIldag ana
happy and seemed 70 fhea nat fhe
frIp had been n material adFau1are
10 TIRE STATE H4k address u fhe
suh5eaf q Uniform marriage anz d.
raHoa lava. delivered aasa week il
R8ehm9ud lad been published il
fua - many eastern IaHera VILE
al Tad n111a31sa e~1teada8 eKffaffx
frdu b.
j realized before 3 kft tals con.
fefsnae sad TIE governor. That
Nsfad8 Nas being seriously injured
br the u5zlHeaa erroneous views
he1 80 oFer fte uouu1fr REGARDING
8ur divorce laws aad that an oa-
pafsuH8fH Was 4rsa Led al tas Hau-
ference p sN aar position before the
Hsa1ffE - 1Ae flEa1 aEht Han Eaf
fta1 3 E1oa Ua1F hana8ea 1haH-
sand 81 pee y Us ne Euztea States
hare lad opportunity 20 ref tbslf
1sss ca sac gaaftzgn ae fAe Eleh.
Eaad naUfefeae oNLE % he
areT 81 1he press Il giving mF
H Eztn eEIe16es ugf1a
Tie great EsaEer that aazfra1ts
l Ed IhE 5s zbaf the peo-
n TIE country are AsiaE tl8aaea
30 lie fa- Iaa1 Sc ere q great min
tuE agricultural anz aosk raising
state beeaa q ne great uas0Hew
s. has lafeT a1aleRZ a. a divorce
STATE Thls aast fH1fare has obtain
&C sua s esE rect q re minds O.
ne people ln EeuHraL ahat taT are
a5alng 10 tkiak q Aefaes onlT as
3 AaFsn for asmz1ad couples and
not q state possessing a great
reserves as sc kBuH 81 Has
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
EsfEgtzNIlrAS Nf1ABAs>
REIKINs MINISTERS.

The znTaas AIMING 1Hausl sltHIf-
nc sIHT ID anuLlluIH HuruInn-
ns z1a nllrI1uE manHHrT 81 abt rI
nuk vs=fa-u Hzgze sac Imme H-A#f
znmsE
The aaaf al AaVHuH 3 mixing &
son~C 1of HsaE Ills uaaf nm m
~ IK mutas aanlh nm IA vsL Al
fE silver uIt miG I~nuuans eaullb.
TmmlaE mas aTEa~at Hlm q nHY err
VIM HfHs3 iH1ntelu sHaCIr aIfu-
Huc cite ImUuIGIrlss AL If Euayu mn
aIlIaHl arH upu vi1h lrnuHglHI
Hmr I4sx 8rf HmGlfs H-a mlaasI
- uHUzI u LA niuar mines
AiaIIHl-aus 1nf let-ssH utIEttnr
~ HuHulElA huaE iHHIr lTnmIliHlH fse
eutHe ~ 1Ifs Ha nButas u rian mlH.-
Iuc nzs E-nl1I HHvf iasar WaHuaG.
THIS ann I4a e.nIazal "a lass ulD IEs
=us lassizmI AS me 81 #nf iauUuf1
aniG Isnuuemg ssezimns ~ 1itt Htu1H
zffrIttaIfI H~t beginning 30 INV
nm rs nlnaaa mt ID Evs 10
auIinv IA zht vnrE Hru-se
~ anuIlaII uatl vu1E umuHr
WY WIN fa Wzr1asf Bt H~nelne lie
zisHust ~ zhs uHt tnuH8 vel h-
iuv 1Hs MIC vu-Elue6 luumrEg11
vu-E m LnE EiuU Is iteIus carried III
II rIf aaInaf a. rhs UiszzIm Ant II
lie Z-iMnluuufail ssalluu Wi mt
ea1imne lnuzmg 1u Huaas HE
HIirs
Lia8-HaA NeHHaU IN auiuruuU
aasm EHaF m4ss mBss 40 mn1efu
rasrE adf8sa 1hf hmmf m is8ine tra1
II RUN IruUunzIm. Ansuul nIIlsa
ulrA IHssL uIUEuir ItaEvF HHHB~uH
vHls fGIIurIIl IS muff H1lHf &llar
h sHnfs ~ auu aatu-Huu MINES
TH mUEIIE isH HsuTlf lnaI II
In1u
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
roE solNT ia o. SHAFT.

@ h111smars Htisf fur the
UlarE II lranG and president At 1fs
Gaadfsid Merger Mines aunsBaHE al
uounfsss III EErsTsHIa eunauae1 ia
tween Lna Merger Int aunhn Hxaan-
sian aampGIlek Ser lie 1uIn1 uss -
1ns .aumabn EE1HnaisI shift 4U o.
NHlugmH11 81 The Merger HomlsEnF +
Kt1Eta clGim
Tha az1aIsiEn uIsns5 { Is B1s
ven - he Viewer huunuarE 9nIs
assures Merger HIferlIE he 1lsz
at producing mtIlHs Il IN sHrlF du1s
N1ramarH emphasizes The 81 IhBI
Original WafE u lhH = ives ua4lm
VT ua1Luue Tht sIl11 WI ls SINH
1tnD as ant AZ -EuInaaHinn VIII
lhs On-asalaUsG VII ia IF eaasa un
1hH 1snlAfam 5sval when sinking -
faaumaU ant Two lursf UuI~z
f~asl,es },sliacru-aa BY 1he uaBHsru
WI IL asHsia1aG
TINS s. 4pe maH1 lnuurlgm IL
nouneama11 Lfar1Is szedlE and 1hs
mz1ine zu1usas N = iuuE Ens q
snulnsfu AafHaI
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
nEATH O. MEs ! l. WELLS

The 8aHlfvzlE rIksn tram 1fts Iasn-
rsr Tunes 1T I,aassmi er = EfTas 3
fuu Hacaun1 af ne dAI1l n TIM
Hu II Mrs guan HBn aHr lslnh
R4zls. VINO WIS vel known Il Ne
WITH ~ ftusun - hsr residence II
DursKn. where sht vRE married ant
~ haf 1faguHl1 Fisi1E a ms sznlt
since EuE1ne ~ haf Residence II
Dtnusf nHr hrulhHf End siszHf
LdHHrd Hnu EnmH n Der la1Il d
EHrsm f1cr are by n 4iaIusr
where 1fsT vsrf ~ Hr1an5 D mn
era ryias TIMES EApE
Mrs auln Wuu uar AHHr Wells
& iaHds1 Hm8ne IBln-aa8 vImHr II
tauH ana Ina snnl ua1rias. Eiad sud
DENLY III nsr haut 1AsH LneoI
s1rsss1 shH WIS - BHH~s pix
Mrs azls vIs harn II &tvHGH
Cir EA1#urIiH 4sIns - zh5A lnf
a~nlehzar nf aaaBn I'm uHr lFsH1l
WIN IHtsf ltsagms sZ1ansRHE an-
gB1eG 81 MINING 1UfzIe lne aUraff
&srn6n hEasm Ind 1Re1sa6 ~ EUraHG
NFeHuu 81 WIS ~ EIrsEn lfH5 she
ma1 AInI1zn 81 Wells. 4 Mining aI-
EinesT 81 ImIfH' Insu 1uzaahst 10
1ne IInau srElaa E~enluEigEl survey
The XHHa musTne1 y EnmAka
tune = 1ksr uanaIzr umHalltt IS
Dan pan
she afeIIazss6 q 1ruuaine library
Ii a auraIu il lht NnnEn dfuh.
81 which she WIS 4 HAuiasf mem fiFr
Mrs Wells viz L pioneer u l1t
vUnsun HI1farH1s mHHsmaI1 n Iula-
-uda she WHs 4 men fff % LhH
tAafgsf u~nu nHn1ian Il 1Kf8 and
SERVED 81 strsrH annnl5aas
Mrs. Wells las aI iaEHUes
K1ts d TIE Eaune Ladies' CIu e6uh q.
gtilnnahrnlut ssaisnE q a8u1.E xan-
al Nt1at D. afEHLi1tsds 1hH Dther
rs Il scholarship which she fBun6ef
IN 1ls GaiurH6u Coaaes n G~0IarHa0.
SIrar5Es
Tie sas1 named NHs q HHau muIliE
ID hai syn. MHrr1u Wells. Nha Cred
& few Eaurs e while 4 srudtI1 Al.
InLiaruuB nu3 iHEE
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
CAMP - HYHsEafA =EF~
Usza. FEs0A TAI Ez1As~fat87>

Is vsE ~ hue Aaeadn
hus hat & sal mining NON lugH
Huar las EHiak lTalHrzn lis
eutHrHt nEes sn3l Hrneseaat III
naT HlHE 81 afHiaIEmf1 u-s
a"uaiun VrahuIE EdE1s ~ AI1
Uus7 us -HCrhf-lE IL vIU rlaI aunL
1T hH-uafza tie game 4 aHaau4
uuu When 1HvuE were huir n / aE
sometimes IzHrI{cI1
TIM EzuHrGIn nlIIu1 men EAf
I4sfu Waning nf s~untazElur mn III 1Iff
urGluJv Uug lisT seem an hlEf aut1ut
IL HHuHE 1uuGlus 1~an he us
as vtIaI 1HH eEnH S I~uHInE EuE
me mink CO MINING nfHT WIN alilEl
80 deuauH lie properties vhiai Us
81 promising Unu HlivaaG rQar HueI &
H~uat EHu
Tins usY Uisusiea. b nBualal vaI1-
aeI1 m-lIfsF suuz1 ~ FIIlBu vnudl IS
Ia Hulai 1laIu1 b llsu IA tsHr
miles uIr-z baas1 saIl-z mr. zns
rBuG Is n8,s GIfiiauu "a Isau1it1s
The iu~nsIliuI Is lgu97ltrrT E-Iu=
sm VII small lsias4 amt BCrlnuf
I'll III Winch cE-rF wIiusE sunt ~
them u ITru uH~T 1r-ufEenff Hnilane
EHuH
when d eHn1 WIS frE HlruaE
lf ~iah s-uuInGE VsnH aHaEeI gnr
shipped. me aglm owners asH-Ic ~
fseHaIr -a1IlvIB lat uta3 nzunIE
vHF H1anzlrHn Iuzlner Iu 1nt sauziu
1UnsuEIuuaT Mining HunIlEIr. WHICH
IS sinking a uFtaI xu-EEIE HhE1 int
is INV approaching Eta BIHlIIzfus
1gns VIII tie WRITINGS CL-rrU.
uIBH1 encouraging uuUa
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
xEoEcF LAW CHANGE AsK.a.

q ehu1re IL the divorce laW. fbe
sauuzramel1 Of uHrnIteBis o health
i.afa'e L marriage 1asnse caD be
isBnaa Hnd Lhs ~sreuuiun = I'D indus
n-Inl Bahaal are three reeammsnan-
1ia1s mnde fT d Nevada MzIlsie-
ria HasDelHt1au q convention II
Eaana Tfa 1trse n-esoIufiuns atse1-
fnr Lh4 divorce marriage daefse
and industrial uuesu1ans we're M
untmauslr uaBl1ec ar a barely az
tended maa1inE. Tbe resolutions N
lhssit nrdHf o. H~haI1aun tallaR
RHsnfrs Tint 1nt Ministerial as-
-Hsainriun ~ 1hs afe - NeFaaa
,aaummand 10 incoming legHB-
rure 1ht anHe1maUt q lhe following
lBvf
alv requiring aafn 15I8-
s1I1 faf usufrales 10 IL WIN ne
rulr1Hr f3tfE L aarafen1s @ heElfh
~ Hnme rs1u1uie physician
inv requiring g. months
iaet1 %reHiaanat q 9he state a. Ae
VHuu rs & requirement Ed EuHttafH
Il UHHUraH as1IgI.
e inv "3ftf5dHns Scr aha sre
riam 81 IN industrial shual ln ne
Hs W NsHHaH
TN members pledged 1maes
be- Wa.E a1ueBHf 1ut unusa11T
ne nnfIe unau lht ElHs af1aaa
vfidh vUE -tuf announced So usf
Hu-usssl wish committee daa
isas VII be SEM re Carson LlzB -
encourage 1ns ugHsHae 81 ne FHafa-
Hd l8zI. white ihs men beers rhzouE-
mH z1H aIe VII Interview tie
stIIzar AND HsBsu men TsIfa
ns Hit zar4auH counties
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
HNn aaaaB Al axEaAngA

TwB men were Ei1iad AM Ensss
ndUvad II III bnaiusIr A. laHaiBaf
TuAsGar The mem iesfF ~ L sHe-
nm Grey were riding lHWEz-I 1us
anrv II & ia c1r vIaI 4 nj Winch
WIS HlsH III ne CHI HllusaU Ant
EuDuEaE fV. ID them If WI &C
Ihan-FnraniEn Elnan am 4 Greet
-au under The vAasls auu were
EIfnn.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
PRESS ASSOCIATION
E-NIAS MEETING

The Nevada Press Rssnain1ian sun-
liiHfHt 1rE business nieaItnc Hnu
m8E u Itf mem hers VIM ware Il IL
1snl1neE nHxs ra1ufnau - lhflT
hamas Although several 81 lhsn
VEN ~ Carson CiW far L ir'isi TiHll
The mu1ttsrs unasr discussion a. The
meeting Are mf1's gr less confined ~
the inner workings ct lbs aza-
1inI EIfd vhH1 rs ItHauHd 10 1nlr-Uvs
Its sffDls Enr urIlEu
Three msmierH vaie vu1au Il.
these itslne j. L. F'arrin ~ he GsnE
6nzsf1a n, Enads4al M The NsvBIH
SzE1a journal ant 4 g 9rEF ~ 1fs
I1fstnn GBmmnn vatfHn
IL WIS aeaa6eG I'd huid lie uasu
meeting u tia H-asDaiH1iB1 II Carson
CRY un 1hH st,sun1 hunuG7 II Tsnvu-
E-T.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
sna.siaad

aaaE HIz sen lBu' AE 81 II
EnEEItE HETtUm
Inn ErHI 81 anuI.Eiu paasftt
11rpug1 tH brlu ant vrsauad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-29
COMMITTEES WILL
APPEAR BEFORE
CITY COUNCIL
Farmers, Commercial Club
Members and Business Men
to Plead for City Market;
Consumers Invited.

A committee o, iarmers, another
from she Commergim club and am
other from the busiu IS men Ntil APP
pear before he c,y council at ms
next meeting ana present arguments
iur the immediate establishment oil
a city market where ali produce, such
as garden truck, chickens. eggs, DAIRY
products. hay and grain, wood ana
6indiing and ali lines Of similar kinds
may be sold
Roy Stamm, who H one OF The prin-
cipal movers In Che plan TO put the
marketing business @. the city ON an
equitable basis for Jhe benefit OF the
dealer and the consumer, VIII presen,
la few original ideas ON the subject
ana the farmers also viii present their
ne of the casp. % s suggested thar
la committee ot consumers ought also
to be present
The plan propose Is 10 have the
city secure "a tract n property 90 90
up properly Tor q Wa Ret, rent stalls
.nt small fees ana % provide @ free
snocc Tor 9h01o 'a0 noor Do no" ior
LartC stalls ln ..s connection @
corral ought also hc Unnamed whelu
teams and wagons can be hltched.
The city market s considered The
initial necessity IN putting this farty
OF the Rio Grande valley on a truck
farming basis which experts declare
u is most suitable for