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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22
WILL EXTEND
FIRE LIMITS
ORDINANCE EXTENDING FIRE
= LIMITS OF CITY PLACED ON
FIRST READING

The city commission met at the city
building Monday evening with all
the members, present.
One of the important matters re-
ceiving attention at this meeting was
the placing on it's first reading an or
dinance extending the fire limits of
the city. The ordinance as read, de-
fining the new limits, includes all
those blocks between First Avenue
east and First avenue west, from the
railway right-of way up to Fourth
street.
Chas. Mansfield and Byron Lyons
appeared before the meeting relative
to the building ordinance. Mr.. Lyons
stated that he had heard that it was
the intention to revise the build
ing ordinance, and wanted to know
something about it. Mr.. Mansfield
said that he was quite sure it would
be a standing menace to allow ary
more livery stables, or buildings Of
that class, to be erected SO close to
the business section. Mr.. Lyons ad-
vised the commission that he desired q
permit to erect small building in the
space between the Hedderich building
and the Graphic block. Mr.. Lyons
was directed to have plans pre-
pared to submit in the matter as re-
quired by ordinance, when the COM
missioners would take up the grant
ing of q permit.
The bond of E. E. Bennett as Pound
master, in the sum of $4,000 with w.
J. Champion and E. C. Smith as sure
ties, was read and approved.
A communication from tie Saliva
tion Army, relative to the electric
lights in their public reading room
on Broadway, was read. It appears
that the army had been fu: zished free
lights 1T their old quarters on Main
street, but when they recently moved
the lights in the present quarters were
charged for in the regular manner.
The communication stated that if the
charge was made regular the army
would be compelled to close the free
public reading room. Pres. Craven
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22
PROFESSIONAL
CERTIFICATES
TEACHERS EXAMINATION FOR
FIVE YEAR CERTIFICATES :.
HERE JUNE 6 AND7

Examination for teachers state pro-
,fessional certificates will be held at
the county Superintendent's office in
the court house in this city on June
6 and Z. This is the first time that
examinations for these state profes-
sional certificates have been held in
Williams county. These examina-
tions are for upper grade teachers,
and are the highest issued in the
state except the life certificates. The
certificates for which these examina-
tions will be held are good for five
years.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22
GOOD GOSPEL

The address of DR.. L. v. Parker at
the Congregational church last Sun
day night, on Sanitation and NUM-
cipal Hygiene, few years ago would
have seemed out Of place, as a part
Of regular church service and there
are still those who think church ser
vice should be confined to Preaching
the Gospel as they say-forgetting
that the gospel Of good health is i'm
portant along with lines Of more
spiritual nature.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22

The primary department. of the
CONGREGATIONAL Sunday School were
entertained with games and stories at
the old parsonage Saturday afternoon:
The hostesses were the members of
Miss Baldwin's Sunday School class,
assisted by Mrs. Field and Mrs. Car.
ney. Light refreshments were served
about five and the little folk sent
home after happy afternoon. The
proceeds, which amounted to about
three dollars, will swell the new
church fund of the girls class.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22

The North Dakota anti-snuff law
will be rigidly enforced as soon as
the measure, passed by the legisla-
ture this winter, becomes effective.
Prof E. F. Ladd of the state pure
food department has declared that he
will take advantage of every oppor-
tunity oenforce the measure.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22

In the next issue of this paper we
will publish the complete program of
the County Sunday School Convention
to be ne!d here June I to 3.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22

A note: received at this office states
that Hola alto D. Nelson and Margaret
Berklow were married at Great Falls
Mont, or March 9Th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
SAYS OFFICERS
 NOT EFFICIENT
SEVERE ATTACK ON AEMT MEN
 DELIVERED IN CoNGREHs.

epsoia1 Nua9st EssNaeA
 Jan. li.-A sYrrc artsAk rn aTmy o1inArF vas deiiScrnl In ihR huIlst' today by RGpressntnt"' Harvey Helm of Kentucky. The cs,.- ErcRsmat4 declared Urcodiy that "r- nccrs 1< lhs IniIEd States armS arc nlLneetl:rr- inefficient and un1, Flu declared The opini0L that the 'nast"f of %ofr Point onlF nxtst in the iIuHeinntloII and thft tn" kra- Hcm5 scrds cut LHn wi'n arc hy 7|' mrnna ttAErrEinH-
 Iieln1 ILlsp snid thnt m1li79tg !i- Ii0sTs in the IiNitrd States zIlcR tcT- ble character. Ho Riwaye 1ouni them to De dAa'ous and tnIdhy and rrnns 10 nthcr most dihAsreeahlA Billings which he helierod tp be due ci'her To thc eyetstn of theEr trAlntnE M L. Llf life lF>d by thsn in GnrFisnnN
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

Eylander, (iFInerL and Iarrner have pIc1,F.1 uU lhC lnS m ths s1uLh ana os No lIosynhc crack. The ncrth"ru 'IM inpt pf the ,aAinI :s worl;ls hY Gara. Blackburn and l.1I:rtann aud NpLnniCT nni l'. nsrrntfs l:I!" ! fay nn thc 800 feet to thu s.nrtn.
 ". R. 1IHya slItt%,I thiS r1"rnir:s that 1hA Day ,r nnth DlRGess is frnra hnr Ia Iiye trA thIrs. trnm 35 tD t0 feet bI width, and a+erAyrs s ,sr- rIhLs 10 thc pIh, He EIvg hs Be- c1ireh 20 c@Irh n the pan all !igiL by ETah rAns. but Tho INtesC estimate gives T better ldes of the ulqrl YslnA Cf thu ground.
 l. is I~g-.AH n"w thAr ths prY is j, continuation uG the oLd "hanu .whtch ~us K"rkfal last year bs slrun AfHI
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PACIFIC COAST
 HAS MONOPOLY
GOV ERNMENT IS HOW INvEsTs-
 GATINa AND WILL SMAsH IT,

NugGsI 3pAeiA1 s%TVicst
 SAN FT2ANrlHC0. JHIL l7-Ph4 EovcInrent Is now Investigating tho trlrlhnHe nun'nrn'y which cacEta nH .Iv%r che Pfucsf1c cpusL sLnd aficr 9e- turlrs nH thc rtihshce possihle, pro ceehinga EilE he cprIImenceh with thA objtnI df breaking he mcnupoly Hr-
 The cpa.i telephone irhst ~zE cr- IablIsILFd %1th Fl EI'GTsSE und skill rIrich made lhc wnrk unusually auu ~eRRfut. L'nflI rrErftly the existence of he mcnor1lr wHR not known hUl rhA rsnduL. nt lho hIIAlnraa in rarL- cus ritLrs Estc rise after Il lime to s suxpIcLun RThGrr led Iu an exHInir'a- tlnu,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
JOHNSON MAY
 REACH PARIS
BLACK CHAMPION EXPECTS TO
 FIGHT PAZEa IN JUNE.
speUial Nugget HAr~isA

sPeGial NIasst 9Ar~is&
 CHICAGO. Jan. 7S-,iank John*+ l stated. rnday ehGL he eIpscIa t1 s&efle sn4 anLr wlnch has y..Seed his i:. priErnTert and so get aHaS. GA SuTtS H hrra he is ti1atched to IiGht al Frl- xer m JenA 2.
 He has a xrarantsce of .?se|o uT thai he will meet PnlAer m thH- date ana hLz being held here wiI ma-r I'H lnss ot that ar1ouHr.
 Although hc sayR he eyputis 10 <P- ,ain his temporary freedom the"'' is ,rry grave douht abDne if n lh. rlI,rds of oth1rE AZ tho chsrEr. aFr'd"' him arc tncuEhL 10 have TcEH sn"d founda rl1n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
ONE DYNAMITER
 SECURES RELEASE

Ilrc rnnay was IILiciNI ih corIr yes- Iu bc tuleaEAL. The lnvney fer the hnrhs ot otlLcr InEn is TO" hclnx rLiss- ed Hl Nti3rs PartE of thc cnrutry. Some difa:UlrY i7 iEinc cxpuri>nnfd ;r the matter Of collecting 5urY,r Hi Inc IlnhR nrnGnlsrl .ts Many %hU Ercrntling trro t-nINiciirn are rather sL..~ i!I kE@Il;nT tilHiT WnrdE-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

TL1c atrikG made un Sn. 3 H9l?.Ji,I: oTUek is nfI~ EmpTn t1 h4 1rI' nr E.taI I1uI4,rlAsc% T. ~h. mrnsiur t-i f,r sha aral li;Ie- iu yesterdays nMET:L IiIhyLeh the ind hlE Lrrn ur..iG i4r sE3,Ee time. b'II nhri nnw IlE nt Ger WUs kept auist,
 In rh@ authority u' snt' of lhu hay n1sN # ran npvs be auid final thA pHr. strcnE Ia hse t'.'I 'lOrn ann Arcrqees rsrt. pny Iti Lhc WAY tarrSh- ", p- lIats rrr+zItY H'rIrrI "n 1a p'lnr al random all over u1e face oI Lhe drift
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
Special Nugget 6srvisa.

SpeeIAI Np99et 6eFWSa.
 Jl:ArF1SWGETIT csnn. Is.--ChnE, ;'cum is the Girst man To obtain re- lcnpS us m thoHs who were Ccnrlct'd st hdlann polls uf participating in tI'e dynamite r1Aspiracv. He lrad been snnitnnea tn three yrlrs- tmpTlson. :lrnt and according to ths terms ALd dawn j.! the cplHt 3lls bonds werr tlxrt nj "3s1.0I0 Mhich meant sle.GaG fD1 each ysat cI hia sert%nGT-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
APPOINTS SEATTLE P. M.

SEATTLE. ja1I lS.'-FlIsHscll tELs been rearrnlnt4d postmaster Of thls ctty by the president. but it Ia very dOpbtful thut lis will ke confirmed Several welE knnWh dHHsu<Tnts are urt fnr tho jah alrsAdy and everyone believes that A drmpcTnt will bn noHt- haslfr Enpn Iflrr Wilson's iuauKarR- ton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

nEers wl1o hu1Il sure plHrES i. The h.Eht sl lltuI.-; *rartsG he turkey truL.
 1TIh!rtiv hndinS if nccossIry To lTEllsE II c%Cu9G SlrH- Fisil '4Scl5rsa that lIis IIn nee 8 n1Gsr EgHtLkrUl .:<rrriN. RE,l that ii WIRE for Is"H-lth's Hlic phr had introduced it.
 +syHra cr.:1$ismcation .lf the' nEW .iiIr. ",; and EInilnr hnnces @ hXnrctei 'n lhr cIuir'lI';s romorroT-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
NEW GTHEKa

The following rcceired hcIr s'nal r.t1seuEEip uapers totlay: lsnnr New Lon Bell. J. 2. L. Ststnnqou, AhhrsV' J. Lsn5strOm und Erie 13hansoll-
 The petition nf 1Gseph KTE Taa tiHnisard as it has heen ion long eIl file.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
KEEPS
 GOVERNOR FROM OFFICE
saskiaI huugsr js~SttA

saakiaI huugsr ie~~ttA.
 yRR1kuFTELD, Ian. i3--Thh it- tornsy general rnIsd today thai GHT- rtnsr. bAmne and lhn uthcT %rrleI RAcssis of tns st&te may nct :Rh" oMen- ,Ihtil the cnnolHE4nn of thH 6SadIask which nn~. cxiNs ta tnc 'cE- |; ialStrrs.'
 How Iorg thia dsadlock may lasi |. hi[t mystery As DO siEr nS |, hfrak in. the fight for zen&tors Is sli.l !iai.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
START FOR kOUGARoK.

Preparations gre .iIII Iuhg t1r~H," fnr thA summer work in the K3u6ur0%' The Montgomery trs,H1S which re'nrn- s1 to ths city ho1nc time ago h%Fe ytstteri olL aIAln tn eunCinur MIUEn= supplies,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

u.llIgAd him aIi thu trouble 6.THnlci That .he king had HMrricr in his yr-th Iaa rhne Ips first wife iIs W'rII TYR his second wife, QueAn Nnr%. '' sttII alive. Frhe Eif; ThiLh tIle iiaE %as accuzed os haEing rlHrrI+h. when nH xnz hoy. waS : hu'.htC- 1T aa admirRi.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

sstewAyt tu Ihe East 1Id go ne In q pOsltiW ID e.UluJ' 5Ll 1lfcT"s Hu' TnA Hhn1hsIatL,n Ilf LhI riTll E'0%er nt Turkey. in GlIroru LS lIr,rIirnlLy r1Tn- IlIt.r% ;.nd ike Turk nIIal .a'clI G'1iai- IHtiun phly frnIu thc f,l-1 That he cradle of the rsrr, ln .tHia sLIl rh- ssIiljns td him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

conseouent cosunreaeIcn nf TlrkcY in Europe 1ntn ths little eIrarG near the bo+photbz and thc Gar tdaralteH, 7I'A TensuH that Turkey i9 not driven en- t1rAIE uuL nf Europe 1s believed tD l'% dNH to tho mutual fsars IIuIEHsn thG powers ahIr scme 1t tn" G7sat nH- tlonb might get posHhsRiun of those
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
MEET MANY hoMEITEs.

I EeurEI. lierd hl,s had a IctLer fr6fti hIs father, R. ". J. EeRd, EtlhhTF customs pTierT, by Whlch 1t is *een that MY. hnd Mra. Faed afe in t.1h- tqrHla. &fr. Roed eayH they are. rneHt- 1nx many cId Nome people down there
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
POWERS COLLECTIVELY
 ADVISE TURKEY TO QUIT

.iun bS tue gopAfnmemt here and the r+alIIt ~nI pTahAhIy ne Enowh very soon ua nothing nseGns to bt left bat Turkeys subnrssloM lo the will # Eurupe'X nSaBterA
 The granting nf tue lRtGst de.uands will mean the surrender nf Adrian UPic %ith ule other rerEttor$ aud tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
CARuSO HAs RIVAL.
SpaeiaI Nugget 2ArxSes

NtM fulsE<. Jim. 1S.--Thro J<ittar. T ;rnhr s!rs:I;r f,Vm rsnsFin, is nIry taiIil:.77 ilss .'iIS ;T f.rnrm- I1a r%Irnn f1tinn Init %'r%- YurE ErnztiTeTa him to be oven r. gT'rstar than lclrope hnd sniL. lIG iE tl..arisd here az A rival H t:llnE,' hIL,i iII many TPHpenlf hE tS EanEidcri"1 fh l% ltr RnPetiur rf tfle ItHTi;li,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
T0WNS SWEPT AWAY BY
 FLOODS IN OHIO RIVER

riEc people w+rh ant l" .%t 1v4y. Illsp to drive oM vutila and Evts l., ! dlstH ncE iheil' household Enna1s SO tlIat nm hvEa haze heeVI rcpurtud lIsI Lnd the IosRUE tn Inc ot'IoT ~,iY. are npc rrIy great.
 pauzss% pt sl garr ErriU,l. Li,ld t.nA lIcEn infIietrd iu eihnr r,sDecta. how
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
WILsoh AT SHOW.
sreessi Nugget Ssrv'Cs,

NEW YORK, Jan. Is, -HroarGT Wilson came iG rhla ci; yesterday quietly io attend the thnHIcr. "a" vaf presunt Iaat night nt th" rIa7'. but only q few intimate fnsnea Te'e au-a.v nf Ais rresencc Eo tlL;1 no demon stratlor wns made After ;hc cns1o,nsiuu nf thr rlay he rhii!r1;Id t9 Ttnntpn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
....:xs hIuapN4 &sFSIsA

ss..;ss NIap%a Safvls4
 EyANSVIILE, Jan IN Thr oh'" - q. ,n-r 4,n one ar Lhc Ercutest p.up4s.s un it's history several small ,.ns bavs bekn raHIFLfs.IF swept
 d 1,ous+s arc d9aIiuG down tbs iysr now by hHndTeds
 n~;nK tn the gIaHlIal tnturc "1 shr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
J. s. PUNISHES
 LESE MAJESTE
MAN WHO LIBELLED KING GEORGE REFUSED ADMIS-
 SION.
apSeial Nugget S&r9iee.

TASHINGTOS- Jan. l..-- MyIus, Ws Lphdnn jourualiRi who wds con- T'Crsa ot lbFLliuE King IjFurge, has "sh refused neguIssiuu i. land at Hs% York. Secretary SaEa sln&.uies
 Hyiius was refused oa the s'punn 1f moral hs1nitI.he huI cn- "ead TO further inln thc rensnIH.
 MylIlH Ln ihe aLntcntent which
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
STRIKE CONFIRMATION OF
 :< PAYSTREAK ON H0L YOKE

Giant and ts also thr cIln nre of IIh RnxGt fraCilnn.
 Thr men on ths sdIl slI1 1f $u. ; Hulyokr Idulid rlG% pay on thu any bc rlIrs yesterday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

hle.
 The caUEe for erertntlrg 'rr FEY crn0T frun talking 0flce hgs rct yct been clearly shown hut 1t IS Hrobll'ly dnc to thc bhitEf of the stthrECT .An- @al that t1A EIcctIaH cf a.Gto .olac17ls is hot complete until tEe ls~tsltturH ncrs or &u.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
PORTLAND HAS
 ALASKA COLD
COLUMBIA RIVER ELoaER af
 ICE FOR FOUR MtLEb.
scncIaI Nugget AstvthA

Special M1QaUR H@fVStA
 PORTLAND JAh- 1a. - Intensely rnId wuaLlGAr Ia now hednE e1perIe1ced in thIA RACtion of the RARte. Fierce hIi&5ards Rne blowing and 8now hEs li.IIen to Il H:pth nt one foot 1H 6Vsr-
 Tho C7lumItla river iB clo4ed hy ire for a dIsiRnce of tour m!lsz arG the country prestnTs the appearauce or In Alaalsin lAndscaPe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

'vrr. HIL5 Il regratt;lbty' large nuinbA+ ot families have lost thsIr little horn P entirely.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
spssia' Nugget eArvIss.

HPsHIaa HusQ0t 64rEieA,
 CQNETAETIEcELE, Jnn 1F.-Thc European rnWnrk hav+ forwarded ., coHe"hre TIut+ Lh inc FursA slHTEsiMg Turkey to T1v% 't1. lire fight and at- ceds I6 1hs demands of the nIHep.
 Thi5 nots ia tlow unArr ,ohsi,Iar.-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

anH [rnm thrsE 11 pAnS lIr aecuTrd H ia gold, or more than 5D cents 10 fine pan. ThAsr IElns Trrr tL"t pickA1f unEs ;H HnS At-hHe nf Lhs word and wsrA taken in u manner tgAt Tould shb~ faII average.
 In nd.iirinn to lhis the pay hl< b%cI fmuu1 tr be 70 fret in width lnh thO IaFmsn rnW are aHsnt csEiAiIl that will .xtenH th+ whole Irngth pE shAlr isl'unnd .shiIh m1ns n disIhha" nf IbV f'aI.
 1nIS EIE ia fIunII AnTs 70 or @9 feed nhoEe LCarnck. h Ia uhuIE 4H feet below tha EurFane.
 We hava tho cIsaHsUa and 6eASt pkoesC nF srsesri4A in Nnsns. Tr5 uk fhHFnIf Lsh m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

Mining Editions rsady fur mailing nt thH NwgHUt ofEct, kse...
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

TO GET rAK hEWA Ina. IuIerrAas Als6EAAS sau xnould rnpsc riha for he Daily F'lEsst. $500 peE Er1ulb deitversd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

Apples $2.51 urr box and uP $t Lehmnnn'a
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18
go|NCAlRE IS
 NOW PRESIDENT
n,mnst aerxSaA.

,...4.' NDss.t s'1.'.' '. ,,
 .,r.sAfLLEs. 1'rnncc. Jan IT.
 p15neairc Ur Fran1e was Ts' l'.'.r.a president or t'' Fre"'A F'- ppGp I and inc 4thrt cundidates ..,s e.sIr oreco""e F' '''e ''''"'' .r ths uew nreaiden''
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

o.. .pImou $s per rouna' Hs'si' eNrA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-18

,t.H.k at Lsh"'sns.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-03-25
Support Is Needed

Within the athletcaly
Tonopah high school win
Reno
vile tC high school The
and in the few
each
1t is not to be expected that will
ing session. but it this
showing The only the
given by this should
interest the high pride
credit reflects upon the members will likewise reflect this
The lads who will
to getting condition liberal
during this part
expenses while jouneng and from of in
stances this will work hardship However the athletes will
be daunted by the
Of sacrifices that they might ably
II spirit of this
would
would also participate
in
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-03-25
Consistently Inconsistent

Consistency is valuable and the publication
editorial generally
to be in
could
Stubs the university The
hash the tra
the Stubs administration
of
an
mentioning
unfolding
ing salaries the and the bank the
IS all o
that is of Importance the people of Carson
stubb
situation
officials
delivered cheerful
this
other inconsistent attitude would neither
glory publication
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-03-25
Interesting Sidelights


We never heard woman talk sui
frage while darning socks. Toledo
Blade.
The new presidential broom is not
going to be a bosom of destruction.
Deseret News.
Every chronic bore imagines that
he is the most fascinating man in
News
The socialists, like other parties.
are learning that the penalty Of size
is division. Portland Oregonian.
Men may come and men may go,
but Mrs Pankhurst gets arrested
and gets bail forever Philadelphia
Ledger.
Time to put an end to the strike
riots and to the strike as we'll Why
not get together and Doodle
town Ha! Ha!
Just when the country hoped for
perfect peace comes the announce
ment that Roosevelt is writing his
autobiography. Atlanta Constitution
Mr. Taft's troubles are not over
by any means In one game this
week he topped two drives and
fooled one approach. Sioux City
Journal.
The Commoner does not seem tt
know any more about what is goins
to happen next than any ordinar!
uninspired paper Minneapolis Jour
nal,
Running out the grafters," is sue
cessfully achieved, will qualify Gov
ernor Sulzer for the Olympic games
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-03-25
ORDINANCES no, 20
An Ordinance TO Fix and COLLEGE, Lii
cense Tax Upon and Regulate sOlle-
ItoTs Within the Town OF TOnOpah

Be It ordained by the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners of Nye county Ne
vada, sitting as Town Board, as IoA-
lows
gagged in the business Of soliciting the
purchase of goods, wares or merchan
disc within the limits Of the town Qt
Tonopah, to be sent to said town 81
Tonopah from places beyond the Inn
its OF said town, or upon orders to be
filled elsewhere than in said town;
and every person bargaining or selllng
any goods, wares or merchandise, by
sample or otherwise, in said town,
where the same are to be sent to
said town from beyond its limits,
shall be deemed q solicitor and shall
pay. quarterly, for license to carry
on said business, according to the
monthly receipts or sales of such So
licitors as in the following schedule:
First Class-Monthly receipts or
sales, five thousand dollars or over,
Second Class-Monthly receipts or
sales. four thousand dollars or over,
and under five thousand dollars. quar-
terly license, fifty dollars.
Third ciass-Monthly receipts or
sales three thousand dollars or over,
and under four thousand dollars, quar-
terly license, forty dollars.
Fourth Class-Monthiy receipts or
sales, two thousand dollars. o.. over.
and under three thousand dollars.
quarterly license. thirty dollars.
Fifth Class Monthly receipts or
sales. under two thousand dollars.
quarterly license fifteen dollars.
Sec. O. Any person, firm ,associa
ton or corporation, who shall be en-
gagged In the business Of solicitor
within the limits OF the town of To-
nopah without first having taken out
license therefor and paid for the
same as provided in Section l Of this
Ordinance, shall. upon conviction
thereof be punished by q fine not ex
ceeding three hundred dollars, or by
Imprisonment in the county Jail for a
term not exceeding one hundred and
fifty days, or by both such fine and
imprisonment
Sec. 3. All licenses issued under this
Ordinance shall be paid quarterly IN
advance,
Dated az Tonopah Nevada. this 5th
day OF March, 1913.
r. b. DAVIS
w A. MARSH.
ALEX FERGUSON
Board Of County Commissioners of Nye
County Nevada.
Attest;
ROBT. G. POHL,
County Clerk
m10-1724 Alta
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al Berlin. Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle.
No harm win be done II the legis-
lature permits the commonwealth to
continue to worry along as best it
can without a state flower-Pitts-
burg Gazette.
OF course, some men are denying
themselves cigars during Lent in
order that they may be able to buy
hats for their wives Easter.-San An
tonic Express.
When all the pie has been dealt
out at Washington, maybe the patri-
OTIS will get enough strength to do
little work for the common people.
Richmond Va. Dispatch.
The tax commission has made a
report on how much it costs the peo-
pie of the state for government Leg
islators and city councils see to ii
that it costs all there is in sight.-St
Paul Pioneer Press.
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NOTICE OF ANNrAL MnErlNa

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Goldfield Hipernia
Mining company will he held at the
office Of the company. 3l4 state Bank
and Trust building, Tonopah, Nevada,
on Thursday. April 10, 1913 at :
o'clock D. m, to elect directors, trans
act such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting, and
to act upon a proposal to amend Arti-
Gle III of the articles of Incorporation
so as to read as follows:
"fhe eompany's principal place OF
business is at Pierre, South Dakota
and il may have a business office
outside OF said state in the town Of
Goldfield, state Of Nevada, and at such
other places as the board of directors
may appoint. at any Of which place
or places so appointed any inforporat-
ors', directors and stockholders meet
ings may be held, the books of the
company may be kept and corporate
business transacted, and the ineorpo-
rators and stockholders may vote by
proxy The domiciliary office of the
company shall be at the office of the
National Incorporating company In
Pierre, South Dakota"
Ana to amend the bylaws
II. III. HOWE Secretary
m10-17-24-31
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A Relief Measure

has a N prior
to the adjournment the relief Gibbons
torney for the This
rendered
the time the famous
desood that the bill killed
Gibbons Odde
the
warden of the
the late Cleveland H. Baker time
member the Gibbons
present solely the counsel
The presenting private
would permit such
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eoLpFlELD CON, HAS ELECTION

A meeting OF the board of direct
ors Of the Goldfield Consolidated
Mines company was held at the com
pany's office in Goldfield Saturday
when officers were chosen for the
ensuing fiscal year
George Wingfield was elected presi-
dent of the company. J D. Hubbard,
vice president; A, H, Howe, secre-
tary and treasurer; Albert Burch,
general manager and J, w, Hutchin-
son, assistant general manager,
The directors chosen at the recent
stockholders meeting at Evanston,
Wyo,, on the 18th of this month, are
George Wingfield, j. d. Hubbard, J.
H. Carstairs, A. H, Howe and Albert
Burch.