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A designer of Easter styles for
~ the fair sex. City Commissioner
4 y of Public Justice A. Q. Lane, il
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CONTINUED ON Page scven)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
IMMENSE CONDENSER, STEAM
TURBINE AND GENERATOR
READY TO De INSTALLED.
BUILDING ADDITION TO
CONTAIN TRANSFORMERS
Small Absolutely Fire Proof Room Be.
ing Erected Adjoining Main Build.
ing to Hold Transformers Supplying
High Power to Tama and Toledo
Will Handle More Than $1,000 Volts.

Practically all Of the large new
pieces of machinery that have been or
dered for the power plant Of the Iowa
Railway and Light Company have been
delivered. The work OF installing them
in the power house on Nevada street
has been retarded because of the de-
lay in receiving a small pump that is
necessary before the piping can be
torn out.
The immense condenser. steam turb-
inc, and generator have all been de-
livered and foundations are being
built on which to place them.
A small addition to the power plant
is being erected adjoining the main
building on the north. 1t is to contain
the transformers for the high power
line to Tama and Toledo. This addi-
ton is being made entirely fireproof
and 1t is to be kept locked all the time
because of the dangerous powerful
current of 10000 or more volts that
will be handled thru it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
FERGUSON SCHOOL eoARl
TAKES STEPS TO REFUTE Pc.
TlTIoNERs' CLAIMS.
PROBABLY APPLY FOR
DISSOLUTION OF WRIT
Members Of the School Board Who
Were Enjoinsd by Judge Bradshaw
Claim Allegations Made in Petition
On Which, Injunction Was Issued
Not Based on Facts.

Steps are being taken by the direc-
district of Ferguson to make an effort
TO have dissolved the injunction that
restrained them from levying taxes or
completing the consolidation Of the
districts that were combined. For this
purpose members of the school board
were in consultation with an attorney
in this city today.
1t is probably that an application
will be filed soon asking that the tenn.
porary injunction be dissolved, and 1t
is probab Bile that Judge c. B. Bradshaw,
who issued the writ restraining the
school board, will hear the application
in chambers either here or at Toledo
Members of the school board are
claiming that the showing can be made
that the procedures complained Of in
the application for the injunction were
entirely legal.
Ii was on the alleged irregularities
in connection with the number of sign
ers of the petition asking for the spe-
cial election at which the consolidation
was voted. and the method of calling
the election and the posting of notices
that the temporary injunction was is
sued gy Judge Bradshaw.
Ii was set out in this application
that the petition calling for the cleo
ton was signed by fifty-two voters.
which it was claimed was in excess of
enc third of the number of voters in
the territory to be consolidated.
Misrepresentation as to this num-
Der was alleged. 1t was set out that
the tifty-two were not one third OF the
total, and in support of this claim a
list of 1877 was appended to the petit
ton. Men of the consolidated district
who are favorable for consolidation
allese the list of 16T is not correct
list and that there are many names
on it of those who were not voters
when the election was held May IL.
The school board has prepared what is
claimed TO be a complete and correct
list of the voters, which shows, ac-
cording to this claim. that the h1ty-
two signers were more than one-third
of the total number.
The Injunction that restrained the
board prevents it from levying taxes
or in any way proceeding with the
business of the consolidation. inns
stops the movement to prepare and sell
an issue of bonds to obtain money
with which to build a new scnooi
building. 1t was planned TO get this
building erected this summer and nave
il ready for the winter term OF school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
TO ADD TO BLOCK SYSTEM.
Northwestern Railroad to Install Sys-
tam Out of Sioux City.


tenn Out Of Sioux City.
Automatic block signals, Of the lat
est models, are to be installed on the
Northwestern line between Sioux City
and Missouri Valley. Signal Engineer
IT, A. Peabody. of Chicago. will We'd
nesday go over the road and locate
the signals.
The signals are to be OF the very
best models, called upper quadrant,
even better than those now in use on
the main line between Omaha and
Chicago. One of the new features, IS
a special arrangement by which engi-
neers are ordered when TO stop and
when to start or whether they are TO
stop and remain standing. The block
is entirely automatic in its operation.
The installation Of this system will
require the expenditure Of large
amount Of money, and will require a
years time before it will be in full
operation.
Heavy Class E engines, such as are
in use on the main line of the North
western, are to be placed on the Sioux
City division Aug. /.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
Healthy Shampoo for
Oily or Too Dry Hair
tFrom Pilgrim Magazine)


Excessive oiliness not only gives the
hair a disagreeable greasy, matted, un-
kempt appearance. but interferes with
its growth. Frequent washing Is ad-
visable, yet this often means too much
alkal. borax or other substances lead
ing to another dangerous extreme. 1t
robs the scalp of its natural oil, causes
hair to break. split or fail out. Per
haps the safest way to wash any hair,
whether too oily or too dry. is with cax-
ined oatmeal compound. using nothing
in addition This pleasant powder,
procurable at any drugstore, makes the
cleanest, most convenient shampoo. but
is said to promote luxuriant growth
Of hair.
Put teaspoonful Of the caxined oat-
meal compound into teacup OF hot
water stir well, pour onto the hair
rubbing it in thoroughly. Carefully
rinse afterwards. This leaves the hair
light, fluffy and glossy. Those troubled
with danduff. itchy scalp dull lifeless,
fading. straggly. brittle. harsh or oily
hair. are strongly advised to try this.
ADV
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Mrs. Eliza Dawson, w. II. Dawson,
her husband; Mrs. SeTepta Stallings
David Stallings, her husband; Mrs.
Surelda Beecher and Myron Beecher
her husband.
You are hereby notified, that on or
before the 18th day Of July A. d. 1913
there will be filed in the office Of the
clerk Of the district court Of the state
Of Iowa, within and for the county OF
Marshall. the petition of Mrs. Anna A.
Powell, Clement Reiber, Mrs. Alice
Rooster. claiming OF you the partition
OF the following real estate: Lot No.
q in block No. IL in Swayze's addi-
ton to the town of Marshall in Mar
shall county, Iowa, now a part Of the
city Of Marshalltown. Iowa, to be di-
vided equally among the six children
and only heirs at law Of John A. Rel
ber deceased. asking the court to con-
firm to each Of said hairs one-sixth
interest in said property. Said heirs
being Mrs. Anna A. Powell. Clement
Reiber, Mrs. Alice Rooster, Mrs Eliza
Dawson, Mrs. Serepta stallings, Mrs.
Surelda Beecher. That if said prop
erty can not be divided then the same
be sold and the proceeds of said sale
be divided among said heirs as their
shares in the same is found to be. And
for such other orders as may be
equitable.
Now, unless you appear and make
defense thereto, at or before noon Of
the second day Of the next September
term Of said court, to be begun and
held at Marshalltown, Iowa, on the 1st
day Of September A. D. 1913. your de-
fault viii be entered and judgment
and decree rendered thereon as prayed
for in said petition.
Dated this 18th day OF July A. D..
1913.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
ASSESS COST OF PAVEMENT.
Property Levied Against For Improve
ment Of South Third Street.

The cost of the pavement laid i'll the
block on South Third street between
Main and Church streets was assessed
to the owners Of the abutting property
and the Iowa Railway and Light Com
pany by the council at special meet
ing held this forenoon.
The total cost of the pavement was
s1,055.67, and the larger part of the
cost was assessed to the four churches
that occupy the four corners and the
Iowa Railway and Light Company.
The assessments against the church
properties are: Swedish Lutheran,
s14S.72; Friends, $155.33; Pentecostal
Church of the Nazarene, s103.32; Cen
trail Church of Christ. $3O1.O1. The
street railway company was assessed
s34s.2s for the pavement between the
rails of the track and one foot on each
side. The citys share Of the cost was
sSS72
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
W. T. SMITH TO WE'D.
Will Claim Mrs. Laura Maxwell q.
Bride at Washington Tuesday.

A wedding of local interest is to be
celebrated at Washington, Iowa. next
Tuesday, when w. T. Smith, manager
of the Let's Fletcher Company branch
Of the Western Grocer Company, will
marry Mrs. Laura w. Maxwell. The
wedding, for which no invitations have
been issued, is to be very quiet one
and the only guests are to be Few OF
the near relatives. The ceremony is
TO take place at the home OF Mrs.
Maxwelrs brother, Frank L. Wilson. at
O'Clock in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will leave soon
afterwards for Chicago. From there
they will go for trip on the lakes.
and will come here about Aug. ! and
60 to live in the residence at 40s North
Center street. which Mr.. Smith pur-
chased recently, and which is being
made ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Maxwell was born and reared
at Washington. where Mr.. Smith spent
his boyhood. Mr.. Smith and his fiancee
were reared in the same neighborhood,
and have known one another since
ch,ldhold. Mrs Maxwell is daughter
OF c. II. Wilson. Of Washington.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
ature was s5. three degrees warmer
than at the same hour Friday morn
oRPHEuM rAEArER.
Change 81 Program for Sunday and
First Half Of Next Woek.

Change 81 Program for Sunday and
First Half Of Next Wssk.
For the first half Of next week. COM
mencing tomorrow evening and con-
tinuing until Wednesday, with usual
matinee, the Orpheum will present
Charles and Carter as the opening at
traction in new songs and clever dane
ing. Wallace Calvin, will be second on
the bill, in card and coin manipula-
tions. He is considered among the fore
most in this particular line. Mabelle
Fonda, Bert Dell and Joe Kirk are
third and last on the bill and are aptly
termed the wizards Of motion" Their
act is that Of Indian club swinging and
is clean. rapid and embraces many in
tricate passings of the clubs. Another
new and interesting Pathe Weekly will
be shown and also two new photo
plays. ORPHEUM.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
MRS. WILCOX RESIGNS.
Matron Of Soldiers Home Women:
n>.-:<a.,. - 4 >su> l,,lx IL

Matron Of Soldiers Home Women's
Dorritory to Leave July IS.
Mrs. Clara Wilcox, for about year
matron of the women's dormitory at
the soldiers home, has handed in her
resignation. effective July 10. Prior to
her appointment as matron Of the
dormitory Mrs. Wilcox was employed
as a nurse in the hospital. She is q
registered graduate nurse. Mrs. Wilcox
expects to engage in other work and
has in view taking up course in do
nestle science and fitting herself as
a teacher in that line. No appointment
has as yet been made TO fiji the Va
cancy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
ca.d af 1hanka.

I wish to thank the neighbors and
many friends for the flowers and sym
pathy shown in our late bereavement,
the loss Of wife and mother. We espe-
cially wish to thank the Mystic
Workers. G. F. Biermann ana cniI-
dren.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
Bio Attraction. at Clear Lake.

William ]. Burns. the detective on
July II, at s:15 p. m.
p. m.
schumann- Heink, Aug. Z, at s:15 p.
m.
All of these attractions at the big
pavilion on the camp grounds at Clear
Lake, Iowa.
Address ali inquiries &c Fremont s.
Gibson, manager, Clear Lake, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12
Local Weather Record.

seventy-four and 50 were the ex-
tremes of temperatures Friday, COM
pared with SO and 81, the maximum
and minimum Thursday, and So AMI
AZ the extremes NJ wear ago Friday.
The rainfall Friday was "A Of an inch.
At o'clock this morning the temper
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12

the arrangements were changed. Sup
per was served and pleasing social
time enjoyed. George Ordway and his
daughter, Miss Mabel. were guests Of
the club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12

Members Of the calisophian Club and
their husbands and families, together
with a very few guests, enjoyed pic
mic Friday afternoon at the Stewart
Eason home. North Fifth street. The
original plans were to go to the park
for the outing. but owing to the rain
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12

Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-12

FOR sais-Aeeksr stock farm. lss
acres: three miles northeast Of Mar
shalltown. win sell - PARCELS to suit
purchasers. r. Z. Nesker. NarshAll-
town.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
GattenmOrS

Sn SeI8o6 G6tpei5. aonton 60
Ictburn) fam elm 34=iahriger, itar.
fer uno geIunoer Mann abenOs nad)
SouIe; 0rei Stun6en na1 Der Wlabl-
seit itarb er inter grGBlidenS dmer-
8en. @8 nuroe glei6 @iftmoro ge-
orgmobnt, llno BEL Der Ob0uftion 0es
2eihnams fano iid i'm Magen Oes
@erltor6euen cine Mlenee Strphnin.
Die sSrdu un0 ibr 2iebbaber Duroen
unter benz @eroadt, ben Mann per
gtftet Su ba6en, perbaitst. Der Wdnll
wuroe aber ip1ter mieoer alf freietl
SUB qeiest. Die 5rau, namens So
der, 1T cine I9lanfe griheinung NIT
qroBen, l6mar3en Mugen uno blaI-
fem @eIift; in moraIiider 9e5ie-
hunq miro ibr fein suteS 3eltgnis
ousqeIteat. @ei Der 8eer0igung &C.
beroete iie fid ipie pabniinnig, Of.
ff1on iie ni6t gut nit ibreitl Mann
aelebt bate. Die oerhGngnisuolG
MtabI8eit beItanO aus &nffee, nor6er
bette fid Solder BON feiner Sreu Elm
WlGsden Sfnaps eini6enfen Ioi-
len. Drei StunDen ipGier ipar CT
cine 0eihe. @ober oas Strn6nir
(tommt, lit nod nidt feIteeiteIt.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

@iinbbaft erfdten ben 9uritanern
GnelanOS ale meltIi6e 6reuoe. n9eten
uxb orbeiten" mar Der Snbalt ibres ga.
ietns unb itrens Derurteilten fte ale
tirGiihen 6elte, bic ibner nls cine Gnt.
ptibuns Der &elieion erl6ienen. 9lrdj
mad Nmerifa trueen fie ibre biiitere
Meltani@aurne uaO Die nHileerudter"
bte I'M Sabre 1920 an Der &iite Der neuen
6eimat Ianbeten, iporen eesen bic Be,
6eutnne Oes Beibna9tsfeiteS 70 sleid-
etItie, bob fie an benz Gage, an Dem Die
eonse &briitenbeit Die @eburt Oes Sci
Innbee ~feierte, BEN 8ou Oes eriten 9ou-
les tn ibrer OieOerIeifms WlpmOutt
~tegouueHL =.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

SIr sic WiBbegieri-
gen. &unoe: Der 3Oman, Den i'd
geItern Bel Sbnen faufte, 1T ia gan3
liioerli9 gebunOen, Oa gebt's ia gleif)
nit Dem leBten &dpitel an"
8u9bdnbler: .Gntl6ulOigen piel
mails, ou babe i1 Sbnen in Der Ser
Ttreuung cine Musgabe fir Damien
g%sseben!"
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

Rur3es a en-. Rid=
ter: r9at Sbnen Der 8etlaete nidt
3uerit Sc nj einbeitsn ins @eiiht
geI9leuOert?"
ngiein slsi9 oen 90 a s g."
80 ii ben" It gut. Mdrs
ter: .lnier Glefant lit augenblidlih
ni9t re6t geluno."
Rleine: nM9 Soft, oas arme
90 ii den"
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

MiBgunf #. &i9ter: a0nnt
SIR sud- benn uuf cine perninftige
8eiIe gar ni9t unterbalten? MiiBt
S6r oenn immer l~treiten, raufen uno
nit MeHern unb priigeIn breinz
Eauen2
Bauer: ga. ia, mir miFen's fdon.
Steuern oiirfen mir i9on brab 3obz
len. aber luitig fem birfen mir midi.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

&in0erpeisbeit. 9ot@
tors 2uis9en lit iebr nalepeis. Sn
Der Sommerfrii4e beiiebt tie fi4 Ell
nes Sages Ben 3iegenftal uno tommt
nit erniter Miene 8uriid.
p6Dren sic, 5rdu S9inOler"
fagt iie CUR 8Guerin, nSie lOltsn
Siren 3iesen feline a%affeebobnen
mebr fiittern, oie t0nnen ie ni6t per=
0ouenl"
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

MOoern. nQeblt Du oenn
gliidli6 in Der @be2"
v@eiBt 9u, bel Dem eriten NSann
ldBt ii6 Oas nod ni6t iagen."
@eOantenfplitter. Bel
ser eriten 2iebe glaubt man INNER,
es lei Die leBte, unO BEL Der leBten, es
1ei Die erite.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

9ss Seufers @roBmut=
ter. Der tleine M}ar 1T ie6r iibers
miitbi9. Da miro Die bOie @roBmut=
ter nod bOier, unO failt i'm aus:
oDu bift oo6 Elm ridtigsr 5eufel!"
nSutpo9l. repli5irt Der 2auiejunge
0oafiir bit 9u ia aud meme @roB
mntter!1
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AdrAInistrRtsr of thA est1te 0t Ti'"maa i. Whistler, dercOsed-
 Snmr, District Qt Alaska. FcceubHr 1C, Ia12.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16
ALASKA PIE 10 BE SLICED,

HnUmtn haek- H prom lpsnt darnoerat of ,lm nG1ioral deH"' cratic -cE,-nIttrc, # psyiEg Sraft's rIziL. Nack iS ono M the irIncip1l nkc cutters nr inc deu:urT1Vic pIrlS, AIa4sl,A dsmUcrais are vtr1- 1rsy Iunk- ing for =onIC of tho good 1cbs in Aus
 h. Elajnr Strung, who Inns lalc'y taken ap Inc newspaper l'usiucx* ia Juneau, ls after the jnh of HUrnTnnr;
 Jdhn TrrF. unptber e,IiIUI, and Fai- cor JnsiLII, are alsU alter thc AluI" naAaInu. Robert Jennings hiIs hsea assured the appointment aIs iIsdEr ct Inc First judicial diFisiun. Ch@-les Coagroge of KcichiEan .and Bnh EHtnsg uf Juhcait, are :hc asDirants for Inc nfEiee nf Gnlie5 States district attorney, Harry Dishop and HAne FaU1cE. Of Juneau. orr nul Tul the nasttin1 ol marRlIaI Fred Inn1'n NEd
 A. c. Fr1st arc mcntionpd iE judges
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N9TgGD f5 HEEE:HY GIVEN that ih pursuance Uf nn urder u[ LRe fro bate Court for Cape Nnme Pre0iIlu; District oE AIa&Ez. SsCvu.d 4Arisian made pG slLr 18th day of LIrreInuGr 1SlSl. in ihs matter of Lhs catnLr YI Thumas A. Whistler, d%esaAsL 1hu undersigned, GH administrator Gr thu haid caIuie wiE selI at puaiic auetiun lp ths highest bidder IUI uaph. lA@fu: a,.ey ar tilr United SLales. und sui jeCL tn rOnfirmatinn IIy Hu1d Propu:e 4-olrt, cn @cftday, Lhe 2UII dH' of TanpHry, lnJ%. As two o'cluek D. p,. al tho door af the Iuitcd StAt@s IoiHTI1 '7Gnrt IIouan. Tcl' inc District of Alaska, GrcUuIl Ih- TiAton, ib The City 0t %9IEe, District ut Alaska. al: liK. riehI. title interest and cRtate of the sujd ThIHlAs A. EhiAIIhI' aL ;h& lime L.G his deulh md all the right. title and tntercHt that SaiIl eJstats has, hy operation 3I law or otherwise, acquired other than or m 1dditinn to LhaLl ci LlP4 saId 1ftoprps 4. Whistler at the tLmI uf ms deaLh. in and to als usaL certain Iol l,iNcA UT parcel nt and stUllir. lying ;lnd tping it. saiJ City nf So1n1,' I1l.- trtct nt Alaska. and u01ndkd and d-. .;.rIHed oS Tallnrvs fo-rSii-
 ThRr portion SE Lot 3, EI0Gk IS, in tsc t1ty oc knmn. drxcELI'ed as fol lows: pGGInninG Tt the L'Irtheast corner of Haid lot, running llIeEce nlong tl.6 north line oI aaid lOi iH < weneqly dircctioE 22L1 feet, thence 2olluIerIY paTalluI Iv Lns cast lt,Ec nf said lot 3S,hp rect; thcnce la an cust- %s.y direction parallel to itIu nnlfh llnr of sJid l,t 11.7L fHrt, thsrIG in a Rolttheriy direction parallel tn the .s'as line GC *Atd let Ie,.5 rrrIi Lhsnet IT nri 4asterIy directlUn nNr1llel lH the ucrth line e said !ot to the eaat line of Raid lc: ikcnec in Q noTtlIcrly d. Eecttnn n inc piacc ot nEEinntnS
 TarrnY anh conditions If E'e: Cash, lawful mon1y ot Grc EutlHI Stales. Twcniy per cent (t0 per onnel of i'm purci,ass IItua'ey to be paid in the mi- tnL1lslrlrnr Un the dRy Uf sale. hnl- aneo nn coordination If snle by nald Probate Cnu,i. ueeJ at e&rfnss cf purcEaser.
 ]. 3ESuDACK, AdrInistratsr of tht estate 1e TIsoNna
 i. Whistler, dercOsed-
 Snmr, District 9t Alnhka. EcrenhHr lD, 1912
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ALASKA
 NOTES

rIrI1,an, fnrmsrly one 9
 .. hes. paalset hAn riayers. i
 i, rsain Gcr"FdinE to a 'ef' j nv% "'..h nupears trum hinI in the s<'S -a t,atewAy. The I"rteT Is address
 nL, fatnrr, J. c. ToI+natl, who Il e .n AlsslAn game warden. Car H' ~h.,c he was writing that h at,Lne In his pHfamns and a~ei '..l,,r a In the sun. The thermo""te M If was only 30 dsEreea Ash't
 t,,t the Nome man believes |
 c. l,enn "dapsd'' Co fool stranG @ Ev,deutty chot thi"kH very lit ~ ., the country os Li1e following p1 ..ru, from the letter Rho"a;
 "~.,. ntrntnE a FrenGhn1an lrfArl a- i. ,. il p1antGtlOn tor s11o.oH0. T'r' so ,un1 looked It up. found ht -u avn If, Thal's Ei@ %aY it s'gS hsEs
 ,-. standard Th=y lon. Ths 1nnA -.',,ea uTu ps thick ns Mu0. uHt
 ,lur you go t.nthInE you srnrc ...uct or luaInr n tIIrh. ThH ~ateI
 au. The Glhnnto k rotten- T1IT
 gre rot hcn1fItul. uS repcrsrd ,sr u frw haIf t"stes MnHt nd
 an. iu,raorAi ;,. Il degree. Gnd ,,. men arr no bclrer
 |. tSh close pr the rEcAL ytLr 19Is .s.sa's ar.nuHI iE the lrfaAurY dA- -.,.o,t whcu cIilLDmrd. showed the e.,,oul.lk results: ElAhtt--l'pnchElsS n,;cr s7.suq.O .O0p; onA nf ma'atepance .,,.r and above receipts in fedTHl ,,..sury ror a2 EAars, saS01,aOo' ;nlhI s..st Sls,eSo. .SDu. C-refi.-- Mineral r%- sa,.rrss $48L.GRo.3pd far snd r'Hs sgfU .sot. coo; ether r'"''urcsS' EsA'hoS' v nd. .otnl receIpIs from A;'l stnI, S4GS.- ,aR cav Profit b the I''"ric "f thr I.nIi.n States 94AI,5oo,uSt-
 -NeaitI@. Nov. 2l. -Fril'1r3E Of J"ln .w, Tray, nr Seattle. arc haomIHE tim tnr state printsr of W1sh'nSten' Thr r,Ar,orrstx will mlhIrpI inc state u=srn1ag%. nua Truy Is IT thII sarrS- He ;s eeItnT nt he Al7ska ukon Marasins. ard wHs For yr'Irs calrur ut t],s H9tgwnr Alaskan
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16
AFRICA 17EATEaT GOLD PRODUCER

The Worlds lTndHcrIdn aT Es,Ih il 1aIl TRH eHtimHtaa AL JRf,+d9. 800, ac ccrd1nz ta Lh< United States %suiogl cMl surrey. Africa was by far rht Gre&test producer With 11s3r973. II o1 the United States came sccurf. Xi,E l9s. .23a rEqB; AuetralasIe third. &Bs., ls7,s90; and Mexico fourth. s9s, 4a1. Other large ptodnoern ~urk Rus. ata end ATtnlRnd. t5A.eeE.0Do:. China Flo'o0or0O9 BrItIah 1ndIa. I1O.4ss. epg: and Canada. 4s,7Ssl09 sonrh An urlra as Whole produced nearlS E1T, ,GOU. .us0.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16

ror the fhir1 division. Charles aut- ner and Phil. -AhFnhnns Ar4. M14ltlpl.%J as tinS 1st'ssibie Caadilulvx fur ruilrc- vdra Of grlzfcuns ChsrIes 1Jay1dHon la hooEued fnr surysyar general.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16

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