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copper produced, was lll,2l4 fine
ounces, valued at $67, ,l73, an increase
OF l4,o9l ounces in quantity and OF
%,Sl2 in value. OF the gold output
In 1913 the placers yielded 1906
ounces, against 774S3 ounces IN
1912, and the quartz or deep mines
produced 443.5O ounces in 1912 and
39l.59 ounces in 1913 OF the forty
eight producing gold placers in 1913,
there were twenty-seven in Georgia,
seventeen in North Carolina, and four
i'll South Carolina. There were 49,
SS3shOrt tons of siliceOuS ores sold
or treated from Appalachian gold
mines in 1913, of which 11,1S6 tons
were from North Carolina, 4,068 tons
from Alabama, 2,6l4 tons from
Georgia, and 1,0l0 tons from South
arolina
The output OF siliceous gold ore
III 1913 was about $4,000 tons less
than in 1912, and the gold from deep
mines decreased about 2,4OO ounces.
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his wife were mortally wounded With
them at the time was the governor Of
the city, who escaped injury The
bodies of his murdered companions
collapsed across him and protected
him from stray bullets
The governor shouted to the chat
tour to rush to the palace at top
speed. Physicians were in prompt at
tendance, but their services were use
less as the archduke and his wife were
dead before the palace was reached.
1t was on the return of the process
sion that the tragedy was added to
the long list of those that have dark.
ened the pages of the recent history
OF thef1aps psburgs. AS the royal auto
mobile rejched a prominent point in
the route to the palace, an eight grade
student, Gavrio Prinzip. sprang out cf
the crowd and poured an automatic
PISTOL at the archduke and princess.
Prinzip and a fellow conspirator, a
'omposltor from Trebinje, named
Gabrlnovics, barely escaped lynching
by the infuriated spectators. They
hnanlly were seized by the police who
protection. Both are natives
OF the annexed province Of Herzego.
Vina
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CROWN PRINCE Of AUSTRIA AND
WIFE SLAIN BY CRkzED STUDENT

SERAJEVO, June 2o-Archdukc
Francis Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-
Hungarian throne and his inorganic
tic wife. the Duchess of Hohenberg,
were assassinated yesterday while
driving through the streets of Sera-
lcNo the Bosnian capital. \ youthful
Servian student fired the shots which
added another to the long list If
tragedies that has darkcned the reign
OF Emperor Francis Joseph.
Tne archduke and his wife were
victims OF the second attempt in the
same day against their lives.
First, a bomb was thrown at the
automobile in which they were driv-
ing to the town hall, Forewarned.
however, OF a possible attempt again {.
his life, the archdukc was watchiul
ard struck the missile aside with his
arm. 1t fell under an automobile
which carried members OF his suite,
Woundng Count Won Boos Waldeck
and Colonel Nerizzo.
On their return from the town hail
the archduke and duchess were driv-
ing to tNe hospital when the Servian,
G"vrio Prlnzip, darted at the car and
hred volley at the occupants. His
aim was drue, for the archduke and
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29
Tonopah's Last Weeks Production
Breaks All Previous Records

mated value Of $4,000 The first as
sessment OF the re-Organized COM
pany has been levied.
TonOpah Merger mine showing
large bodies OF mill ore developed
from the SoO-foot to the l,17O-foot
level. and drifting west on the vein
on thi, level still i'll progress.
The West End Consolidated COM
pany shipped out tweNy-one bars OF
bullion weighing 33,6S ounces. val
ued at $4,000, and $1,000 worth Of
matte Raising to the Lower Con-
tact vein on the 1,OOO-fOot level is
still in progress.
Jim Butler opens up downward eN-
tension OF the hanging wall branch OF
the South vein on the 7OO-fOOt level
OF the Desert Queen Workings The
different faces of ore i'll this section
of the mine and in the Wandering
Boy workings continue to show good
values.
Tonopah Nictor's south crosscut
now progressing at the rate OF over
ten feet a day in trachyte formation.
Tonopah production for the week
| 800 tons of the gross milling value
of $3Ol ,765, an increase OF 334 tons
over last week, production.-Tono-
pah Miner.
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Tonopah Mining company declares
thirty-sixth dividend of IS cents 4
share, payable July 2lst, making total
dividends to that date 81 l,S5O,OOo.
Company shipped out this week thir-
ty-nine bars Of bullion valued at S4o,-
300. The mine generally showing
great Improvement in the Silver Top
and Red Plume workings.
Tonopah Belmont company ship
ped out sixty-hve bars of bulllon'
weighing l32,560 ounces, valued at
sos 400, and fifty tons OF dry concen-
teatcs. the cleanup Of the mill Tor
tie first hall OF the month OF june.
The company now operating pump
ing plant on the 18th level, and vii!
commence active development OF the
mine at that depth and on the l4th
level.
Tonopah Extension workings on
the lO1O-foot level OF the new work
ing shaft encountered body OF rich
ore in the Murray vein. Equipment
for increasing the capacity OF the mil
TO 275 tons daily has been ordered.
acNamara company still drifting
on mill ore in the Lower Contact
vein above the 800-foot level. COM
pany shipped out ten bars OF bullion,
weighing l.l28 pounds OF the est
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Reno Carnival
Is In Full Blast

Every thoroughfare in the down
town section of Reno is gay with
bunting intertWined with a myriad o.
various Colored lights, which when
turned on this evening will make
the business section a vcritable fairy
: With the finishing of strinland
land. With the finishing OF stringins
tile electric lights last evening ali
arrangement for the Moose Eagle
carnival had been perfected and
bright and early this morning Reno
ties aWOke to feast their eyes on the
scenes OF splendur arranged for the
entertainment OF the many guests
during this week oi carnival hilarity
To-day being the first day of the
celebration it was but fitting that be
sides the baseball game at Moana
park nothing should interfere with
the crOwning of Queen Leila this
evening, which will take AJaCe in the
grounds of the Nevada hotel in the
presence Of her rctinue of court fav-
oritc> and thousands OF her froiiC
loving subjects who will bow 10 the
will OF her royal authority durin.
the week OF gaicty. The Midway i.
crowded with attractions interestinl :
to young and old, where you can be
swallowed by Jonah, buy a chance for
a trip around the world or pit, ,
rings for knives and knock down tn,
nigger babies.
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OLD CAMP Of AURORA RENEWING
SOME Of ITS OLD TIME GLORY

intendent Of the Pacific Power COM
pany. started from here this week
with crew OF men to make general
repairs all along the line. The poles
Will all be creosOt"d The men Will
be out four months.
Joe Donatelli who was injured Dy
the cage at the mines last week, is
improving daily and there are hopes
tor his ultimate recovery.
\ new base ball ground is being
laid out at the old lumber yard just
east OF town. Hawthorne will play
the home team the initial game ON
the Sd of July.
Mrs. D. V. Cain has purchased
from \. l.. Green the two-story brict
building adjoining and directly south
of the Hotel Warren. 1t will be
thoroughly renovated and improved
ing department OF Hotel Warren
owned by Mrs. birmingham.
\ number Of teams are training
daily for the Fourth Of July drill
ing match, Considerable interest is
being manifested i'll the match and
bets are being Quietly placed on tht
iavoritcs of the different faction,
Plenty of money will change hands
on the rcsult.-CorrcSpondence Reno
Gazette.
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General Invitation
tOAttend Launching

y week from next Saturday, July
II, the great battleship Nevada will
slide from the ways at Fore River.
Mass. and be given its first INNER
sion. In addition to those who have
already lett Nevada TO be present at
the ceremony, Governor Oddie VIII
leave probably Sunday or Monday
after delivering Fourth OF July ad-
dress at Reno. He will be accom-
panied by several Renoites,
The ceremony at Fore River is to
be public one and it would be a
compliment to the state if there
could be d large attendance from Ne
vada. Acting on this idea Governor
Oddie has issued the following invi-
tation:
ITO the People OF Nevada: The
battleship Nevada, one OF the two
largest i'll the United States navy
will be launched at the Fore River
ship yards, Quincy, Mass, at 80 p
m, July llth.
"A cordial invitation is hereby ex-
tended to all Nevada people who
can to attend the ceremonies of the
launching. when the great dread
nought, which bears the name OF our
state is presented to the sea-
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Tw0-Keel Special
at Grand Tonight
Two Reel SpeciaD-The Convict's

(TWo Reel Special 1.-The Convict's S
Story kalem) m)-This is another
"crook" story that has been we'll pnt
lon by Carlyle Blackwell and his com
pany. In the development there IS
something so astonishingly novel
/ that we dare say it will be the most
noticeable offering OF today's fca-
lures. 1t is picture all will like.
If 1t Were Not for Polly Bio j.
There is an amusing situation in the
development OF this picture
The Fat Mans Burden Pathe) y
\ farce comedy with broad humor
that will tickle those who see it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29

-Four autos daily, one from Bodic,
Two from Hawthorne and one from
Mason, are sure sign that Aurora
is fast coming to the front. Many
private machines arc here daily with
parties who come to look over the
situation with view to locatin :
mere. PrOspeCtors are outiitting a:
the stores and pack animals are 70
be seen everywhere along the main
thorouShfarc. Now that the Gold
field Consolidated has secured the
properties and mill OF the Auror ,
Consolidated Mines company. there
Is general rejoicing among the inhab-
itan1s The change is taken as har-
binger OF prosperous times for the
camp and surrounding country.
James Cain. Sr., OF Bodie aud
Aurora, banker and capitalist, is
erecting a new building on hi, lot
at the northeast corner Of Pine and
antelope streets. The building j.
already rented, but for what pur-
pose is the cause of much specula-
ton among the curious.
Under the charge of Henry Boer-
lin, the commissioners have had 4
large force OF men repairing the
roads in this end OF the county. and
they are now i'll first class shape.
Lee Campbell, construction super
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29

VERA CRUZ, June 29.-Secret
negotiations between General Carran-
~ and Huerta have been in progress
at the capital, according to Antonio
Magnon. an American arrived from
Mexico City yesterday. Mr.. Magnon
said it was positively known that REP
resentatives Of Carranza had been IN
the capital several days in confer
cnce with President Huerta but thai
the details were unknown.
Mr.. Magnon said also that Pre,i-
dent IIuerta's volunteer forces at San
Luis Potosi, including all the noted
chieitains, such as General Pascual
Orozco and General Rojas, had re
used to cooperate further with the
regular army or to withdraw toward
the capital but would fight the const'-
tutonalists in that region
1t was thought in the capital that a
peace agreement between Huerta and
Carranza based on Huerta's resigna-
ton, was certain to come soon. Car
rama being forced to make some COr-
.CcsSiOns because OF his disagreement
with General Villa and Angeles.
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Big Shoe Sale

The Carson Shoe factory has Sc
cured the agency for several new
lines OF shoes from eastern manufac-
eurers and must have room for dis
play In consequence Of taking over
the new lines we will close out many
OF the lines that we are now han
ding at cost while they last Come
in and see the bargains. j2S
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Were Bound Over

Deputy United States Marshal 7.
l.. Hawkins arrived in Fallon Sat1r-
day and brought F.. G.. Levi, before
United States Commissioner d. f.
Williams on a charge of disposing o.
liquor to an Indian The accused
PLEAD guilty and was held to await
the action of the federal grand jury,
which will probably not meet until
October. The prisoner was commi1-
ted to the Washoe county jail
Churchill Eagle
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Six More Bootleggers

United States Marshal Gray and
Deputy w. G. Wheeler came in yes
tcrday from Elko, bringing as far
as Reno five federal prisoners charg-
ed with "bootlegging." These were
committed to the Washoe county Jail
t, await the action Of the grand jury.
One other in ElkO was also bound
over but gave $500 bail for his ap-
pearanCc.
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New Management at Springs

Frank Lopez, the well-known groc-
eryman, made arrangements Saturday
with Wills Brougher by which he as
sumes charge Of Shaw springs Mr..
Lopez has sold his grocery business
to Ed James, who has placed II tr-
man Manthy in temporary charge.
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CARRANzA DEALING SECRETLY
WITH CEN. HUERTA IS RUM0R

ist representatives are to confer with
Huerta delegates, a formal recess ot
the mediation will be declared, ac-
cording to plans revealed late last
night
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May Run Himself

Warden Dickerson is again visiting
the eastern part OF the state and in
Elko a few days ago, it is stated, he
gave it out that he would be a can
didate for the United States senate
j, opposition to Senator Newlands.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29
ASSASSINATION RESULT Of PLOT
Especial to the AppeaD

NSptN UT 10 IIIN -NPTNdTT
SERAJEVO, Bosnia, June 2e.-
Since the Staying of the crown prince
Austria and his morganatic wife,
the duchess of Hohenburg, yester-
day, martial law has been declared
and armed guards are patrolling the
streets of the city. The killing Of
the royal couple is believed to be
part of a gigantic plot, in which
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Closing Out

No, we are not going out of busl-
ness, just closing out several lines
OF shoes at cost to provide room for
factory. Every pair is bargain; VIC
need the money. Carson Shoe Fac
tory. jZS
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Attend the Bargain Sale

OF many lines Of up-to-date shoes
that we are selling at cost, You had
better hurry and get in line at the
Carson Shoe factory for bargains in
shoes iZS
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many prominent officials and officers
Of the army are involved.
Only One Candidate

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2e.-Mrs.
Camenetti, Democratic candidate for
lieutenant governor, has withdrawn
from the race, leaving Mrs. Williams,
On the Republican ticket, the only
candidate in the field.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29

Mrs. Stefan and son Everett ar
rived in Carson on the motor this
afternoon from Fruitvale, Cal, on a
visit to Mrs. Steffan's brother, J. =
Monahan, and family.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29

Carranza Gives Another Day
NIAGARA FALLS, June 29.-Un-
less some definite word is received
tomorrow as to when constitutional
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-05

ouernor Carlson

George Carlson Colorado Your election
has been triumph for law and order and Justice saunh
Of people Colorado dn their
wish you represent redemption
the hands the desoyer You will have
great for the state. Your
retu sovereignty. day
all people IL tins great state =
The fea,ss and efficient Of your duty rs district at
called higher become the states chief executive The
whole people Colorado We believe that
gong the Dest governor mas known
the activities Of the law
inc agtao
the soil of thi, The people have confidence
We glad Mr. Carlson that Las Anma: county has
rebuked the who aled and fought
We have driven the outlaws seclusion You will be liberty
reins Of be
We
will merit the Of every good citizen.
Carlson proud to hail leader.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-05
WILLS BEATS
MARTY BY
70 VOTES
Complete in county:
Marty 1928
Wills plurality, 20.

W. L. Wills, Republican, has been
reelected county treasurer over John
J. Marty, Democrat, by the mails
margin Of 20 votes. At least this
is what the complete returns will
show, and every precinct has been
accounted for. This was the closest
race of the election. The friends of
Marty realize that he is beaten by
the small number of votes, but as
John Baldwin says, one majority is
as good as a thousand.
All day Yesterday and up tn a
late hour last night the result be-
tween these two candidates was in
doubt. Marty claimed election and
so did Wills. Trpy precinct. however.
showed a Republican majority and
counting the vote of other precincts
from which the returns had not been
received. Wills had safe lead. Lats
Yesterday bunch Of Democrat went
ont in an automobile for the Troy
ballot box and the usual race for thi.
return took place. The Troy returns
will arrive late today. Wills says
that the official count will give him
not less than 20 plurality, which he
claims now.
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-05

Denver, Colo, Nov. j.-The ap-
proval of statewide prohibition. the
election of Geo. A. Carlson for COVER
nor. together with four other Repub-
lican state officers, the reelection of
Fred Farrar. Democratic attorney
general and the practically certain
election of the Democratic candidate
for supreme court judge were the
outstanding facts of the returns from
Tuesdays election.
These facts were based on returns
from approximately so per cent OF
the vote of 100000. The face for
L. S. senator remained close. with
Senator Charles S. Thomas. Demo-
crat. leading Hubert Work, Repub-
lican, by approximately 500 votes.
The outcome in the second and
third districts for congressman still
was undecided. owing to the close
ness of the race and the slowness
with which the returns from several
counties filtered in. On the figures
available c. B. Timberlake, Repub-
lican led II. II. Seldomridse. Demo-
crat. in the second, while Edward
keating. Democrat. held the advant-
age over n. NJ. Mclean. Republican,
in the third
The success of statewide prohibi-
tion seemed assured. but with a ma
jority considerably under the early
claims of its supporters.
State Democratic headquarters
stated that the Republicans undoubt-
edly would have control of the house
of representatives in the state leais-
lature but declared that the division
in the senate would be close with an
advantage of one but whether with
the Democrats or Republicans still
was undetermined
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-05

London, Nov. Although Eng
land continued today to await with
some uneasiness, official news as to
in the Pacific, which were engaged
last Sunday with a German fleet off
the coast of Chile. this anxiety has
been in a measure counterbalanced
by the apparently favorable situation
of the allied arms, both in the east
ern and western arenas.
The first German rush for the
French coast having been checked,
the news of the next few days will
determine the truth or falsehood of
predictions as to the seriousness of
the renewed German attempt to get
to the coast by a more southcrly
route. There was nothing In the
reports from West Flanders during
the forenoon to indicate the trend
Of the new German attack. although
Ypres continued to figure as the
military key against which the Ger
mans proposed to deliver their hard
est blows.
whether this fresh attempt to open
a way to the channel will rival in
intensity the struggle alon gthe
Yser Some British optimists hold
that the apparent exhaustion of the
Germans is an indication that they
are nearly planning to fall back az
they did before Paris on the en-
n, - Inn hapn "a
fully preparing everywhere back of
their lines. If this occurs it will
mean another period of siege war
fare along the entire front in Bel
gium and France. a condition which
probably will persist until one side
or the other starts Off new tangent.
las did the Germans in their coastal
attempt. Thus creating some new
area of hostilities.
While indications are that naval
operations will become daily more
prominent, particularly as Turkeys
entrance into the war widens the
field for such warfare.
It was officially announced in Lon
don today that state of war existed
Det"ttH SItdi anu H's
The proclamation to this effect was
subsequently, gazetted and read as
follows:
Owing TO hostile acts committed
by Turkish forces under German Of
ficers state of war exists between
Great Britain and Turkey from today
ana all proclamation issued in refer
ts,fV
Great Britain and Germany and Aus
tria shall apply to the state of war
between Great Britain and Turkey
Paris, Nov. 5.-The French official
given out in Paris this
afternoon says that the allies have
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-05
WHILE GIANT ARMIES
CLASH, WORLD AWAITS
NEWS Of NAVAL BATTLE.

No British
British cruisers that engaged ships Chile
Ger
Lepsg
in bait
the German warshps Nunhrl
accounted
the British
o
There nothing indicate
fight
Great Britain
cabinet
hosttes
Turkey becomes Teutonic
speaking,
voved because of their espousa of the Russian
a OF
mented armies of the allies in the vicinity of Ypres
ieh proclaimed
Armenia
penetrated points the of the Prussan border
asserted being held
Prsezmys
denic A dispatch
official
taken prisoners machine The
scribe the general situation theatre
dispatch received
to
Of still s
A
neutral No definite Rousania.
British
which delayed the operations of the allies
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-05
DEN|S. GET
BUT. ONE
COUNT
OFFICE
Tom Bradley Lands
Coroner's Berth by
Split Vote Between
Sipe and Campbell

One redneck Democrat was saved
from the awful wreck that occurred
on Tuesday One man alone survived
the storm that drove the destruction
lists to cover, and that man was
Thomas Bradley. coroner elect. Brad
ley won not because he got the ma
jority of the ballots cast for that Of
flee, but because he received the
highest vote of three candidates, the
Sipe- e-Campbell feud being the decid-
ing factor Campbell beat Sipe, but
could not get enough to overcome
the Democratic vote. Thus the elec-
ton of Bradley was a fluke. The Of
flee was passed to him on a platter by
Mr.. B. B. Sipe.
John Marty made a splendid race
for county treasurer. but lost by 20
votes to W. l.. Wills. All other
Democratic candidates lost by three
or four hundred. DIR. J. d. Harper.
Republican, for assessor, received the
highest vote Of any candidate. ]. is
plain to be seen fhat the russ. of Htg-
iiio Cerdova to steal Republican
itoteR-cstfbeI many Io scrxtSii HIN.
Arson Jim, as the ChronIcle-News
predicted. is the low man on the
Democratic ticket Jim's record
proved his undcing and even the flat
tcring eulogy of d. NJ. Ralston could
not put him over. Throughou, the
county the rednecks are today mourn
ing their overwhelming defeat.
Dasher has not been seen about town
since he Just got in about mid
night Tuesday. All the chcsty little
Dems who boasted SO Iudly last week
and advised C.-N. representative at
headquarters that they were going
to get his goat nave changed their
tune.
The family journal last night put
forth a feeble effort to minimize the
disaster and stated that possibly
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