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heard. and said mai aceount exA,aiASd
adJustsd. and i Correct. s1io1ssd ia Isl
the Court. II .ths Probate Court R6onas
in4the Court House, In the. city, 81 Du-
# SCI oeeoSe eIn5 Mo4Raty tss ST
M. and all persons Interested in said
hearing and in said matter are hereby
c q a. a n reg, rsquired Ct said time AND
granted -, 8. - $:s:De
J: ordereds Further, That this order be
S World ascopafne e sw The Labor
Dated at.Duluth, Mimi Sept. 4, 1874
Il =, 81 !, = s.:9w: .GIIp1N;E: e
Attest: J. Z 4: Z. MORTON. -.
Clerk Of. Probate. =,
(s Mtnd Probate Court, St. Louis County,
L. W: Sept. 12-ls-2s:1sl4. 81. .sz., +. 4
sT = o, o|E MINNEsoTA. lcoUNT7 OF
In District Court. .:,~:. 80. 49,.
Mary A. Mclean. Plaintiff,
the Se9 STATE n @eMsaR
:: ant above. named: -, -, :,
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED, to, answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff IN the above entitled action
and Is now on file in the office of the
clerk Of the district court aforesaid.
ana to serve copy of your answer to
f bia o SGmgla III NJ upon the
i Bank Building. in; the city Ct; Duluth,
900 days after the. service Of said sum-
mons m rs u upon snu you: exclusive OF the day
answer said complaint within the
time aforesaid, plaintiR will apply I'd
the court for, the relief demanded in
Dated June 49,. 1914. ~: .-...TS -
-. 6. A: E:--@Finlayson,.
-. Attorney for Plaintiff = :,
Onlce and Post Office Address. $40
First National Bank Bldg, Duluth.
l. W. Sept. 12-1s-2e-1s14. .
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
In Probate Court.
In the matter. of the estate of Hanna
granted to Andreas 5. >LindRren. =
It Is ordered. that: the time within
which all creditors of the above named
her estate in. this court. be, and the
same hereby is, limited to three months
after the date hereof; and that the
18th 10 day Of December, 1914, at 10
Rooms at the Court House sa At Du Gud3
In said County, be and. the same hereby
Is, axed and appointed as the. time and
ton, adjustment and allowance of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid: 49, :.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order In The Labor
World as provided by law -: :,
Dated. Duluth. Mimi, Sept. 10th, 1914
So w. *GILPIN,
Judge OF Probate
(Seal Probate Court, ST. Louis County
MIMI =. ~.
L. W. Sept. 12-1s-26-1s14. ~.
STATE :oF MISUNDERSTOOD :c0IINTY on
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tribution Of the eytduss .of. tai 1etate
of said decedent to the persons entitled
thereto, and for the. discharge eof the
representative and the sureti4s-on his
It Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard, aud; said hnal account examined,
ABDUCTED, and f correct, allowed By the
the Court House: In, the City. Of ;Du-
18th day 81 oetoSer. is14. at ten e'cle eat
said a1a al nsia interested II
hereby cited and required at.said time
and place to show cause, il any there
be-: sWhy**said petition. should not be
served by publication in The, Labor
World according law: -
ao Date ,a,a at Duluth. Mimi. September
=. - BY ne 8 VI! e1 Il. =.
Attest. :. A R: MoRT 4eSsEs 20. OF Probate :.
Clerk Of Probate. - 49,
(s M;l Probate Court, st. Louis County,
AHPKEEw NELSON. ~.
Attorney for Estate,
L w. Sept 2e. Oct. 8, 10. 1914. =
Order for HEARING ON Petition for
STATE OF AMd1S HNEs6TH' co15NrY or
In the Matter, Of the Estate OF Peter
Is Swanson, Decedent. ::
The Petition Of C. E. Walierstedt
having been filed in this Court. repre-
senting. among other things, that Peter
Swanson, then being a resident Of the
County Of St.. Louis. State: Of Mime
s3tai: died interstate, in the County of
9th day of May. 1914, leaving estate in
the County Of St. Louis, State Of Min
nesota,. and that said petitioner is the
legal representative OF the absent heirs
OF said decedent and praying that Let
tiers OF Administration of the estate Of
said :decedent* granted to John p:
beers hs Sad tha
bate Court: Rooms in the Court House
IN Duluth, lin said County, on Monday.
the 18th day of October, 1914, at ten
O'Clock A. M, and all persons inter-
ested In said hearing and in said mat
said time and place to show cause. If
any there be, why said petition should
not be granted.
Ordered Further, That said: order he
served by publication in The Labor
World, according to law, and that "a
copy ,of this Order be served on the
County Treasurer of st. Louis County
not less than ten days prior to said
Dated at Duluth. Mimi, September
BY the Court,
| Judge of Probate
(seal Probate Court. st. Louis County,
Attest: A. R, MORTON,
| IL Il
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PLUMBERS: AND GAsf1TTRRs, UNION
No. IL. o.: A.-Meets the first and taird
ia west First street. Presid enteS Be ae
Berger; vice" president. Rube :Meyerhoif:
Ssecretary-treasurer., J. e. Riblne; 1912 JET.
Bennett. 502A Second avenue: .Ea sd:
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sun,,,,o.. 49, 1..;,o-.,e- = a--;-z--
s.@ons IN -. hpplac1Hon 1or +Hegisua-
SrATE an Mn Mn T 1.aGMH <xr1,,. -, - -,
St ian,1is a. nistrsot. 11o,,St' o TEa "
In 'qtqSa e II District 49,. ;...-~. j..
will ~ nn<feer s,, Ht me eppl1Gation, OF
t;tin .!am - T.: Sv!iivan TO register the
esIa+a 10 st tne doil9wi9g described real
Minneaete IN nt' HoHls Gounty.
u.s.. Sixteen 1 t9S5 and mo's se .r5tssn
AK te,rad "a lp' Stoc * w. Hpndrsd S1oe);
Diyision aecording e :" ~ ui n1at .fs
f. saiG TonntH VI Deeos IN ano TOT
: - =. ,, !
+ 49,: :. ., Applicant.
Thono 90. .n6,,rn,, vs.
SON T:nl. ~ ~, GIInIltes a: Hooin.
EG1n,,nd y III n.y. , onhAoWn nelrs %
IS EiWs Na Wy iy "&SSeaseo. Augustus
roll hly. VI EdmnnG EE rs1ta Car ,r,
E FTank Msrv MKn N I'm Fly h., Ralph Henry
81 Ely w. Harry r.; Ely, Unknown heirs
heirs Of Franklin W EIx, dnca no sed =
e onknown z, heirs sof Catherine Ely. de-
1~a T.. M!nnle Brao!ey george p.
DId4Ieys 55tGylnOn0s a.. BFadleyS 9:
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SHEET METAL WORKERS UNION. No.

32-Meets first and third wedncsdays Of
West Superior street. President John N St.ns
man, so5 p; Fifth street; vice. president,
gsorEe !. Wall. zoos MinneIota..s avenue:
Twenty first Avenue West; recording sec.
rotary. g. J. Gauss, 40 p. Fourth sire ct;
treasurer. John :Peterson.'"l715 e. Seventh
street; conductor. Harry .Anderson,, s4ls -.
Sixth street: warden. n. ;Jerontmvs, liza
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P1tAsTERERs,. UNION, No. Iss, g: .P.>L. A.
Of eacn month at Kalamazoo Block. .EPresi.
dent. Thomas. Banks; vice president, Waiter
chas,t NJ. .Ahl. AT Sixteenth avenue iSast:
corresponding secretary. Victor 'Hilstrom:
trustees. Peter sThorson Edw. Patterson and
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LATHERs' UNION. No. IL. W. w. NJ. l..
F.-Meets on the second and fourth Fri
days OF each month at Kalamazoo Block
Walter Mathewson; secretary. Fred
Paulson,,. 1922 Highland; treasurer,
George. Walters. 924 West Fifth street.
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MUSICIANS UNION, No: is, "A. F. Of A. =
Meets first Tuesday Of each month III
their Headquarters, Moose Hail. PA West
First street. President, L. F.. Berger; vice
president, Otto J. Wendt: treasurer. 7. N
sodahl; recording secretary. w. ]. butcher
S27 East Second street. -.
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PAPER Enthusiastically ae 1nD
Tuesday at Kalamazoo Hail: 1S Wsst
Superior street. President, j. E. Jen-
Financial Secretary, W. J.. Finn; Treas cas-,
urer.. Filing Munkeby, IL East Fir*h
street: Recording secretary E: J. Sal
tow, 92l East Sixth: street, =.
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LONGSHOREMENS, UNION, No. L.
Meets;,the first and third Wednesday
Of each month at ,Giley's hail.. 800 North
tlfty.ff avenue West, West Duluth.
Geo: Boghwell; recording secretary C.
A. Ammermann. 5805 Cody street; fin
anclal seer ry-treasurer, Chas. Top
LIT. 2507 West Eleventh street.
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BAfsTENDERs' UNION, No. 574-Meets the
second and fourth Sundays Of each month

at 2;3o p. NJ, at 25 East Michigan street.
President Donald MCKENZIE; vice president,
Johnson; fina nclal secretary treasurer. Fred
Bernard. rs East Michigan street.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA: COUNTY OF
st: Louis. District Court. =.
CLARA B. sCHNAcKER.
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: HARRY VIZ LANNERs, :.
- Attorney for Applicant.
L. w. Sept: 10. '26t OCT g.. 1914. a.
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CIGARMAKERs UNION, No. 294-Meets
first and third Wednesdays of each month
at Kalamazoo Bldga 1s West Superior
PRESIDENT ": cossi; financial secretary
treasurer r." Hetdemann.E 1s1s:: Third avenue
East seSgea Mt rms, Matthew HorWitz.
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MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFTCIAT. As-
sociation. No 7s-Meets every Friday
evening during the winter months at Room
SO Manhattan Bldg. President Henry
0entrichr ;; first vice president, Joe Majo:
second vice ,presid ont. y. c. Mundt
responding and recording secretary, =, O.
Adannss z-d2o North Twenty fifth avenue
West. =. ::
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LICENSED TUGMEN'S PROTECTIVE As
ISOLATION, No. Meets the second and
fourth, Mondays of each month at Rowley' 8
hall, 112 w. First street. President. James
Bishop; vice president. Henry Oestrtch
second vice president, Jas. Bryant: cor
Fred Benson; financial secretary, r. F.
BarroWs, address: 81 Fifty-eignth avenue
East; Treasurer. Chas. H. Green. 1851 East
Fourth street.
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BREWERY WORKERS UNION, No. 1873
Meets the: first and third Thursday of
each month at Bricklayers' Hall, Nine
tenth avenue West and First street. Presi-
Busch: recording secretary. M. Claron;
financial secretary. s. B. Johnstone 12h
East: Second St.; treasurer. Chas. Zehnter.
rs Sixth avenue East
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-11-14
], EMMETT WALSH WINS
DISTRICT. JuO3ESHiS

In the balloting in the general elec-
ton last Tuesday for judge of the
Seventh judicial district, comprising
Esmeralda and Mineral counties. J. EN-
nett Walsh, Democrat. polled total
of 1909 votes in the two.s counties,
which gave him plurality of 2so over
william D. Hatton. Progressive. who
received 500 votes. Augustus Tilden,
independent, polled 557 votes.
Although he carried Esmeralda coun-
ty by only seven votes over Hatton. his
closest opronen. tWalsh obtained ma
jority ct l06 over both Hatton and TIL
den in Mineral county. The vote o
each candidate in the two counties fol-
lows:
Esmeralda-Hattcn. s27; Tilden, 40
Walsh, ss4. Min sral-Hatton 1872; TIL
den, I47; Walsh. 4s5.-Goldfield Tribune
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Official Canvass Of
Votes Cast In County

The late election proved one thing.
if nothing else, that there is pre-
ponderance of Democratic voters in the
co..,.ty. This was shown by the vote
for United States senator and down
through the list of state candidates,
as well as for the county candidates.
Not one OF the Republican state candi-
datees receivd a majority of the votes
east In Lincoln county and only two OF
the Republican county candidates passed
their opponents when the official count
was made last Monday These We're
Li.ton L. Lee for state sn.tor, who
won over his opponent w. T. Stew
art, Sr.. by majority Of 20 votes, and
L. H. Beason, who tailed ahead OF
Frank walker votes. In the unot-
fell returns published last week. LaAe
Valley precinct was credited with hav-
ing cast votes for BeasCn and none
rar Walker; but the official returns
showed that Beason received and
Walker s. This gave the former loss
Of five and the lat + a gain of five
ana reduced Beason's lead Of 16 over
" alker to 6.
Chas Lee Horsey. nom partisan can
dldate for district judge received to-
til of 157 votes in Clark county and 42C
In Lincoln county. Mr.. Horsey figures
that he has majority of 50 votes over
his nearest oppon mt, Judge Henry
NJ. Lillis, hence Mr.. Horsey will be
Judge of the new Tenth judicial district
after January l, 1915.
In Lincoln county total of 3S3 votes
We're cast in favor OF the equal suffrage
amendment and 81 We're recorded ,agains
/. it, making the majority invr favor Of
the amendment sO2. For the amend
ment to change the form of officia
oath In this state. 3i9 were cast for anC
s5 against.
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Assembly
Chaplin Or

Chmchill-G. f. sherman (R). ]. w.
Ferguson (R)
Clark-La Mcfarland (R), J. E. Bab-
cock Gl
Douelas-.'ames Kane Qnd d. Leo
Srrinrmeyer Qnd. RI
GlkoAF'. II Winters CD, Fred c.,
Voight Cd. Tracy Fairchi!d r. j. D.
McFarlane (R). A. G. Mcbride
f.smcralda-A c. Walsh d, H. NJ Rives
D. Walter Earring D. Harry winsow
d, Frank r. Evans r
Eureka Spencer Reynolds r, Robert J..
Reed r
I, dmboldt-S r. Young N p. W. c.
Pitt n p C. G. Smith N P. W. o.
Baber, Sr. D, C. d. Mackay D
s.ander--D. A. Pate d, Robert Pohl D
t.ncoln--A. L. Scott d, L. H. Bea-
son
Lyon-G W. Friedhoff D, c. A. Steel
| Soc.
Mineral--James t. Taylor-D, DR.. c. E.
Whiteside
Nve-Henry C. Schmidt D. Harry Nc
Namar, l.. Clarence Kind D. D. ]
/ Fitzgerald d, r. F. Gilbert r
Ormsby-W E. Badly R. Thomas Lear,
Storey-Fred Craze D. John Dewar &
NWashoe- Lutte F. White r. Pal
Geraghty r. Al Blundell D. william
Murdock r.. w. s. Beard r. H. c
Heidtmann r, E. L. Drappo. D, r
NJ Pr ston D, c. w. Waits r
White Pine-Alex Baird f, Charles D
Gallagher f. William c. Goodman r
c. w. Dickeascn D.
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DEMOCRATS WIN MAJORITY
OF NYE COUNTY OFFICES

Complete returns in Nye county show
that the Democratic candidates captured
majority of the county offices. Dis
tlict Attorney Sanders and County Re-
corder Crimes, Democrats, were re-
clectd as was also County Clerk Pohl.
Republican. Charles Slavin. Democrat
was elected sheriff. Judge Averill. In
dependnt, was reelected district judge
Henry c. Schmidt, Clarence Kind aut
D. j. Fitzgerald. Democrats. and Harr.
Mcnamara and r. F. Gilbert. Re
| pIhlhcans, We're elected to the as
sembly. Harry Dunseath. socialist wa
reelected justice Of the peace Of Tono
pah-Goldfield Tribune.
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state Senate

Churchill-W. A. Keddie (R)
Clark-Peter Buol (R)
illiam Hussman (R)
Elko-R.W. Hesson (D)
Esmeralda-Dr. B. F. Elliot CD. En-
ory Arnold CD
Eureka-L r. Thatcher (R)
Humboldt. D. Bradshaw (Ind. d., L.
N. Carpenter CD
Lander-L. A. Lemaire Und. RI
Lincoln-Milton L. Lee (R)
Elko--R. w. Hesscn (D), Frank Fer
nald (R)
Lyon-F. 0. Stickney (R)
Mineral--F. B. Balzar (R)
Nye-M. j. Seaman (Soc). Zeb Ken
all CD
Orlnsby-W P. Harrington Cd
st, rey-John Kennedy (D)
Wastoe-H. w. Huskey CD. James
Gault Ind RI
White PINE. H. Fulmer (R), N. H.
Chaplin (R)
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TAX coMMissioN oN0GRs
cHANo9s MADE ~ NolL

County Auditor Garrison received -
telegram from the Nevada Tax com-
mission yesterday Informing him that
the commission had made some import
ant changes In the tax roll Tor this
county and that the documents wouI4
b mailed from Carson last evening.
In all probability . special meeting Of
the county oemmiss'oners VIM b called
Tor the coming week when Z change In
the tax rats viii be ordered after which
the auditor WIN renew the task Of ex-
tending the tsx roll.
Il u expected. however. that the roll
will be turned over 70 County Treas
urer cSlvstweil not later than Dscem-
ber l.
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proclaim Thursday. November Twenty
sixth. Ninteen Hundred and Fourteen.
THANKSGIVING DAY
to be observed as a legal holiday
throughout the State in token Of our
thankfulness for the gifts Of peace. pros
perity and happiness. bestowed upoa
US by the goodness Of Providence.
In Witness Whereof. l have hereunte
set my handand caused the Great Sea
Of the State to be affixed. at tn,
Capitol in Carson City. this Ninth da.
:of November Ninteen Hundred an,
Fourteen.
I TAsKER I. oDDIE.
Governor
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NEVADA NOW WHITE
ON SUFFRAGE MAT

The sins of Nevada and Montana,
heretofore represented by dead black
blotches on the suffrage map. yester-
day were made white as snow by en-
thusiastic members of the Nevada Equal
Franchise society WHO gathered at Vir-
ginia and Second streets at o'clock,
and, amid much rejoicing applied the
white wash brush to the black areas in
the map which hangs over Virginia stree
marking the suffrage headquarters.
With Nevada thus whitened the
solid west" glistens immaculate on
the suffrage map of the United States
Montana adds another white speck te
the central potion. standing out as a
PROMISE of .he nhttewashing of all the
patton.
Mor., than two hundred people, mostly
women, gathered yesierday to. join tht
street celebration of the removal OF TIT
black from Nevada's surface on the owe
hung map There were cheers and shor
speechs. Grant Miller who had beer
invited, to formally apply the white
wash brush, acquiesced and with a sin
Gle sweep l.G.. as good Job as tn
stato's voters did en- Tuesday. When h
descended Nevada shone forth in a
its new purity.-Reno journal.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

Whereas the. pr s'dent Of hteUnited
States has designated Thursday. Novem-
Der 2sth. 1914. a. Thanksgiving Day. in
pursuance Of . custom begun by the
Pilgrim Fathers at Plymouth. In ieal,
and
Whereas, with our country at peace.
our State prosperous and our People free
from the horrors Of war which Ii ravas-
ing Europe. and with hope and good
cheer. animating Us all.
Now. Therefore. !. Tasker l. oddie.
Governor Of the State Of Nevada. b.
| the authority In me vested. do hereby
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NEXT LEGISLATURE

The Reno Gazette has compiled a
r...t of members of the next legisla.
ture, which indicates that the Repub-
Ii4ans viii be in control Of the SEN
ate, while the assembly will be CON-
posed of "a Republicans. 22 Democrats
one Socialist. As a majority Of the
non partisans ahd independent members
are normally Republicans, the Gazette
AYERS that both houses will be In re-
ality Republican.
The following Is q list Of the mem
bers Of the next senate and assembly:
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elv,. Daily paper Quit.

The Ely Daily Expositor has suspend
cd publication. The reason given is that
business conditions at Ely do not JUS
tify . continuance as the paper has been
conducted at a financial loss for some
time past. $50
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NGWLANps IN LEAD
~ NxRRoW MARoiN or a

RENO. Nov. ls.--official vote yet to
be counted In Clark. Esmeralda. Nye and
Storey counties. Using unofficial re-
turns, their totals are: Newlands. so2i;
Piatt. 1888: Miller. sssl. Have no to-
tails yet lon suffrage vote. but amend.
ment carried by over 1000.
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PlocHE ORE SHIPMENTS

Ore shipments from Phoebe this week
amounted to So cars. as follows;
Prince Con-, 49.
yuba Lease. 2
AmalgamaSed Phoebe. 2.
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GRAND MASTER MACK :"
vistrs etocHg Looos

Tie members Of Pioche Lodge No. .,
I. O. o. r. had the pleasure Of enter.
tanning c. E. Mack. grand master for
Nevada, last Thursday evening. The
visiting official gave some- good whole
some instruction to members OF the
fraternity after which q social session
was held. and. a. usual. the tables
we're loaded with plenty Of good thinsu
to eat.
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q Hsao ! O. As1sr


riocl,e Record.
Fioche, New.
Gentlemen: Through the columns Of
your vaiuasie parer dssire TO thnhk
khs people OF Iincoan county for ~
splendid vots given me = the recsnt
election. OF courss I wodAd like 10
have wen: but . seeias \ wAs nok O.
he and kavs 10 fault t. ma and -
ceDt defeat .: one Of the fortunes q
war. But my friends @ re& =.
s.rrd THAI defeat u ~ uAs dlzla ~
appsseiatioa q IN spadndI1t sfs6G1I
thss ,nede +. MY beha1f. : -
| sheus1y ys
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avoo1 MAyNAsb sSN6a
ssx moNrH'a NAM

e. =. ChrlsSenoens deputy nnerIft ~
Caiisnls. was in the city ThursdAy wisn
. prisoner. John Thomas sullivan. who
wGs sent up for six months ~ Judgs
Maynard. ssliivaa attempted to rob
Z cash rssssesr ~ ths rsiifoaA sstinq
house It csiisnts several sights 40.
NavAOA's mlNRRAL
paopvcTscN m ts1s
Nevada II ssseutiaisy metal produc-
ing state. mtssaic products codstitutine
more than ~ pGsset u tAs totA vai-
W Of the minsra, output according %
the united s&atss geological survey.
Though Nevada u at present of much
- relative Importance ~ : mining
state than y ras y ths' ~gscry'' days q
the famous Cemseock lode. Y continuss
to rank FIRE In ths production q ~
YER. which b third asneag The mineral
productions Of the state. The most I'm
porsant mineral product Of Nevada =
copper. Ia the produetiod Of which Ne.
vada rinhs fifsh smong the states os,d
mining ranks secoad a1nong the states
''''ns@' pVun -
copper 'ncfs.sea non ss's"s poonaa
IN lsi ~ se.sss''Si poands IN iSls put
with decline In value from .eaA1Gs. ~
q Uao'.e". Corr mining = eas g
s"s nsw industries % - aenss y ea
nos oee'n eu sh imposseAs ssaas ansa
iess WIN tue g sns -
0'1ss'ct IN un'as ccanss As''
ps'as g - dsalepmsne g sns ~
0'.s''c'cOvpes oouetsons o. tns sAts
waS iess snau s.vvN'e pounds' out =
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