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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
nine PERFECT DAYS
OF OCTOBER WEATHER

There were nine perfect days in
October, according to the meterolog-
ical 'reppeeFt repeFEtt of the weather bureau. On
these days the sun shone from sun
rise to sunset without a lapse. The
average temperature for the month
was so degrees, the highest average
for October since 1910. On the warm
est day Of the month the thermometer
rose to 80 degrees reaching this
point twice-the 14th and 18th. The
coldest day was October 27th, when
27 was the highest point reached by
the mercury.
There were but six cloudy days dur
ing the month"; record that few
cities even in the west can equal. The
rainfall for the month totaled but
l6 hundredths of an inch On the
night of the 4th the thermometer
registered but %, causing a frost
that nipped whatever plants were
growing unprotected.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
ELECTION RETURNS AT z A. N. INDICATE
DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES HUNTERS ELECTION
IS CONCEDED, Others ARE Still Undecided

AT a. M, with about half of the
precincts of the county in, it looked
as II the democratic party had won
a sweeping victory in the race in this
county. Returns from over the state
indicate that the party is winning in
other parts of the state also. In the
county races the results are in doubt
and the likelyhood is that all the
races will be closedly contested. In
the county clerks race, both friends
OF Mr.. Hunter and Mr. Russell are
claiming the victory. However Mr..
Russell himself left the Commercial
Hotel where the returns were taken
last night, conceding the victory to
Hunter, the democratic nominee. How
ever the race will be close and ii NAV
take the final count to decide the
matter The precincts already in give
Drown a good lead over w. NJ. Wealth
ers for assessor and also indicate the
election of j. G. Gregory for short
term county commissioner. The race
for long term commissioner is still
unsettled with Jones slightly in the
lead. Van Fleet, republican, and Hes
son, democratic, are leading in the
race for the state senate and Booher,
Schoer, McFarlane, Voight and Win
Ter are leading in the assembly race.
he results of this race may be cas-
lily changed however when the total
vote is obtained.
COUNTY RETURNS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
Publishers To Boost State

The Utah Newspaper association at,
a recent meeting in Salt Lake, inau-
gurated a movement calculated to aid
in the up-building of the state. A
new organization was formed at the
meeting to be known at the Utah
Community Builders Association, "and
its object will be to get every man
and woman possible in every COM
munity in the state to sign pledge
to buy from their merchants Utah
made goods.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
MOUND VALLEY


Newlands, q; Plat, II.
Fowler, 8; Roberts, rs.
Coleman, Z; Curler, 25.
Boyle, s. Oddie, 25.
Lozano, 20; Sullivan, IL
Brodigan, ID; Holmes, 10.
Cole, 8; Eggers, 25.
Malley, IL; Mcmillan, 20.
Deadly, 90; Kyle, IL.
Abel, II; Bray, 12.
Farnsworth, 90; Trimmer 6.
Springmeyer, g. Thatcher, 13.
Ryan, IL; Stintson, 1S.
Taber, 25.
Fernald; Ia; Van Fleet, II; Hesson
%; Riddell, 8.
Booher; IL; Fairchild, 81; Hale, Is;
Holgate. 81 Johnston, SO; Mcbride
1S; McFarlane. 81; Schoer, Is; Voight
%; Winter, 13.
Huter, IL; Russell, II.
Harris, q.
Drown, 90; Weathers, 13.
Miller, 2S.
Carville, 26.
Greathouse, "a.
Frissell, %.
Horn, 10; Jones, 90
Gregory 25; Patterson, 8.
Duke, 20.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
SOUTH RUBY

SOUTH RUBY
Newlands, IT; Plat, IA.
Fowler, 5; Roberts, 18.
Coleman, 3; Curler, "a;
Boyle, 2; Oddie, 25.
Lozano, 16; Sullivan. 7.
Brodigan, 13; Holmes, Is.
Cole, 3; Eggers, %.
Malley, 10; Mcmillan, Is.
Deadly, 16; Kyle, IL.
Abel, Ia; Bray, 9.
Farnsworth, 16; Trimmer, s..
Spri1grneyer, 8; Thatcher, 5.
Ryan, 5; Stintson, 20.
Fernald, 90; Van Fleet, IS; Hesson,
IL; Riddell, 6.
Booher, II; Fairchild, 25; Hale, :;
,Iolgate, 3; Johnston, IA; Mcbride,
13; McFarlane, 1S; Schoer, IS; Weight
23; Winter, 7.
Hunter, 8; Russell, 10.
Drown, IS; Weathers, 9.
Horn, 3; Jones, "a.
Gregory, 10; Patterson, 8.
For suffrage, IL; against, Ia.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
NORTH RUBY

Newlands, II; Platt, 18.
Fowler, 12; Roberts, 18.
Colemon. z: Curler, "a.
Boyle, 10, Oddie, 81.
Brodigan, IS; Holmes, Is.
Lozano, IT; Sullivan, II.
Cole, 9; Eggers, "a.
Malley, 49, Mcmillan, 1S.
Deadly, 18; Kyle, 13.
Abel, 13; Bray, II.
Farnsworth, 81; Trimmer, 5.
Springmeyer, 10; Thatcher, 10.
Ryan, IA: Stintson, 15
Taber, 81.
Fernald, %; Van Fleet, II; Hesson,
10; Riddell, 6.
Booher, H. Fairchild, 10; Hale, 10;
Holgate, 1; Johnston, 81; Mcbride.
20; McFarlane, ,,22 schoer, 10; voight
81; Winter g.
uuter, S; Russell, %.
Harris, FL
Drown, n; Weathers, IL.
Miller 20.
Carville, 81
Greathouse, 18.
Frissell, 81,
Horn, z; Jones, 90.
Gregory, "a; Patterson, 9.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
HUNTINGTON

INV Wv
Newlands, 2; Platt, i.
Fowler 8; Roberts 2.
Coleman, 1; Curler, 5.
Boyle, 2; Oddie, 4.
Lozano, 2 Sullivan, 3.
Brodigand, g. Holmes, g.
Cole, 3; Eggers, L..
Malley, 3; McMillin, 3.
)eady, 3; Kyle, 3.
abel, 8; Bray, 4.
Farnsworth, s.; Trimmer, /.
Springmeyer, /; Thatcher, 3.
Ryan, 3 stintson, 3.
Taber 6.
Fernald, 3; Van Fleet, 4; Hesson, g.;
Riddell, 2. ....
Booher, 4; Fairchild, 4; Hale, 2;
Holgate, 1; Johnston, 4; Mcbride, 81;
McFarlans, 4; Schoer, 2: Voight, d;
Winter, Q.
Hunter, o.; Russell 6.
Harris, 5.
Drown, 6; Weathers, o.;
Miller, 6.
Carville, 6.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
WORK BEGUN ON NEW

. ..... MAYER ADDITION
Work on the new addition to the
Hotel Mayer has begun and will be
pressed as RAPIDLY as possible in the
future. The new addition will be
big improvement over the old facili-
ties for taking care of the large num-
ber of guests which come to the May
er. There will be about twenty new
rooms in the addition.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
COMMERCIAL AND
MAYER ARRIVALS
Mayer


george II Calligan, Reno; E. Ca
yielle, Ffaneiseo;,- r T q e.. Morris,
Lucin; c. l.. Weiland, North Fork;
q. w. Weiland, North Fork; ]. ]. AL
tube, Tuscarora; Roy Leach, Reno;
John King, Reno; Bill Mcguire. Hal
leck; w. FL. Ferguson, Salt Lake; Will
liam E. Barney, Goldville; Frank E.
Hickey, Tuscarora; William Wood
ward, Denver; w. H. Cotant, Halleck;
Ed Ceal, Halleck; j. J. Schoer, Wells;
George B. Russell, Elko.
Commercial
Ralph ". Rankin, San Francisco;
George ]. Cox; Dora Doyle, Reno;
Maggie Hogan; ]. F. Kackbush, San
Francisco
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
CARllN

(1o5 out of 217 votes cast)
Taber, So.
Fernald,36; Van Fleet, 43; lesson,
54; Riddell, 80.
Booher 56; Fairchild, 46; Hale, A;
Holgate, Al; Johnston, 20: Mcbride,
81; McFarlane. "a; Schoer, 20; Voight
81; Winter, AZ.
Hunter, So; Russell "a.
Harris, rs.
Drown, 25; Weathers, 81.
Miller, 73.
Carville, 70.
Greathouse, 73
Frissell, so
Horn. 81; Jones, 20.
Gregory 40; Patterson, A.
Duke, 81.
Cazier, SO.
For suffrage, AZ; against, 53
Newlands,31; Plat, 3S.
Fowler. 81; Roberts, 80
Coleman, 48; Curler, 43.
Boyle, Sd; oddie, 26.
LOZanO, ~, SulilVan, 0z. s.
Brodigan. 60; Holmes 2S
Cole, 46; Bggers, 46.
Malley, 62; Mcmillan, 20.
Deady, So; Kyle, 3S.
Abel, 81; Bray, 81.
Farnsworth, 73; Trimmer, ia.
SpriDgmeyer, 10; Thatcher. Sc.
Ryan, 27; Stintson, ~.
Up to 2 a. m, this morning. the
hour OF going to press the Carson
News comedies the election of Sen
ator Newlands by small margin.
From Reno word comes that in
complete returns so far received in
dicate Boyle will carry washoe by a
small majority. Partial returns
from Winnemucca and Lovelock in-
dicate that Humboldt county will re-
turn handsome majority for the en-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
WESTERN PACIFIC TRAINS
NAV NOT RE ANNIuI

A petition has been circulated ask
ing Western Pacific officials not to
make the proposed change in the pas
senger service through this territory
with the result that the order may
be rescinded.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
Youna Man Lac Heart rrouble

Wendell Porter a student at the
Elko High School, has been afflicted
with heart trouble and has been fore
ed to give up strenuous work and
athletics. The young man has many
friends here who are grieved that he
has been attacked by the malady and
hope for an early recovery for him.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
LAMoiLLE

LNmSILEE
Newlands, 26; Platt, 40
Fowler, 25; Roberts, 80
Coleman, IT; Curler, so.
Boyle, 26; Oddie, a..
Lozano. SO; Sullivan, 26.
Brodigan, 81; Holmes, 33.
Cole, 13; Eggers, So.
Malley, 30; Mcmillan, "a.
Deadly, 30; Kyle, 35.
Abel. Az Bray %.
Farnsworth, ~; Trimmer, II.
Springmeyer, Is; Thatcher, 81.
Ryan, L. Stlntson. 90.
Taber, 46.
Fernald, 35; Van Fleet, 81; Hesson,
35 Riddell, 90.
Booher 43; Fairchild, &C; Hale, 19;
Holgate, z; Johnston, IS; Mcbride,
81; McFarlane. 43; schoer, 27; volght
SO; Winter, 81.
Hunter, 3S; Russell, 26.
Harris, 49,
Drown, A; Weathers, %.
Miller, so.
Caryllle. so.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
Or. Mason Suffers Accident

DR.. Mason, the veterinarian, one
day last week fell into vat while
supervising the dipping of a band OF
sheep and was painfully bruised. He
"as not seriously injured.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
vlaltor ln Elkn

j. 70. Toombs. roadmsster on the
Southern Pacific between Sparks and
Inlay, is here on visit to relatives
and will epend a few days in the city.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
COUNTY RETURNS
FORT HALLECk

Newlands, 2; Platt, 1.
Fowler 8; Roberts 2
Coleman, 8; Curler, 8.
Boyle, 3; Oddie 2.
Lozano, l; Sullivan, 3.
Brodigan, 8; Holmes, 0
Cole, 3; Eggers,
Malley, 8; Mcmillan, 2.
Deadly, 3; Kyle, 8 .
Abel, 3; Bray, 8. ... ...-...- .
Farnsworth, G.; Trimmer, o.
Springmeyer, l; Thatcher 8.
Ryan, g. Stintson 2. ,
District Judge, Taber A.
State Senator, Fernald, 8; Van
Fleet l; Hesson a; Riddell, 4.
Assemblymen, Booher a Fairchild
/; Hale, 8; Holgate l; Johnston, 8;
Mcbride, 1; McFarlane 8; Schoer;
Voight, 6.
County Clerk, Hunter 6; Russell, 1.
Sheriff, Harris, 6.
Assessor, Drown Q; Weathers,4.
Treasurer, Miller,6.
District Attorney, Carville 6.
Recorder and Auditor, Greathouse,
6.
Short Term Commissioner, Gregory
4; Patterson, 1.
Long Term Commissioners, Horn, 5;
Jones, o.
Administrator, Duke, 4.
Board of education, Cazier, S.
For Suffrage q; against suffrage O.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
Returns to Elko 10 school

Miss Alta Bryne who was in school
here two years ago, but who has been
attending school in Idaho for the last
two years, has returned here and will
enter the High School for the year.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
Western Pacific Boss Here

p. LAWN Of the track department
of the Western Pacific. spent the day
in the city yesterday and left for San
Francisco this afternoon
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
STATE CONTROLLER
EGGERa
TOWN

State Controller Jacob Eggers. a
former resident of Elko, and tho man
who is undoubtedly elected to sue
ceed himself, came In from Carson
City last evening Mr.. Eggers win re-
main a few days in Elko renewing ac-
quaintances with old friends.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
CLOVER VALLEY

Newlands, ID; Platt, IL.
Fowler, IL; Roberts, IA.
Coleman, z; Curler, 10.
Boyle, II; Oddie, 10.
= Lozano, Is, Sullivan, 8.
Brodigan, 10; Holmes, 16.
Cole, 4; Bggers, 81.
Malley, II; McMillin, IA.
Deadly, 10; Kyle, II.
Abel, II; Bray, 8.
Farnsworth, 16; Trimmer, 7.
Springmeyer, 16; Thatcher, II.
Ryan, 10; Stintson, 16. ..
Taber, 81.
Fernald, Is; Van Fleet, Il; Hesson,
16; Riddell, 5.
Booher, 7; Fairchild, Ia; Hale, 8;
Holgate, 0; Johnston, Ia; Mcbride,
IL; McFarlane, Is; Schoer %; Voight
10; Winter, Ia.
Hunter 8; Russell Is.
Drown, 16; Weathers, 7.
MiiIer, 90.
LarviIle, 20.
Grrdthouse, 19
Frisscll, 10
Horn, Z; Jones, 1S.
Gregory, II; Patterson, 8. .
Duke, 16.
Cazier, 81.
For suffrage, 1S; against, 2.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
Have New Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Lang OF this
city are the proud parents of new
son.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03

Greathouse, "a.
Frissell, 43.
Horn, "a; Jones, 40.
Gregory, 81; Patterson, 80.
Duke, Al.
Cazier, AZ.
For suffrage, 46; against, 16.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03

tire Democratic ticket.
Adyices from the western part oGe
the state to the Independent indicate
that the suffrage amendment has
carried.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
SOUTH FORK


Newlands, IL; Platt, Is.
Fowler. II; Roberts. %.
Coleman, IL; Curler, %.
Boyle, 10; Oddie, "a
&, LozaDo, lS; Sullivan, 13. -
Brodigan, II; Holmes, 10.
Cole, 10; Eggers, 27.
Malley, Is; Mcmillan, 26.
Deadly, II; Kyle, 10.
Abel, 20; Bray, Is.
Farnsworth, 10; Trimmer, Is.
Springmeyer, IA; Thatcher, IL.
Ryan, IL; Stintson, 16.
Taber, 80.
Fernald, %; Van Fleet, II Hesson,
16; Riddell, 12.
Booher, %; Fairchild, 21; Hale, 8;
Holgate, 13; Johnston, 18; Mcbride,
IA; McFarlane, %; Schoer, IL; Voight
%; Winter,12.
Russell; 18; Hunter, II.
Harris, 80.
Drown, "a; Weathers, 5.
Miller, 33.
Gregory, IS; Patterson, 20.
Horn, 10; Jones,26.
Duke, q.
Frissell, 80.
Cazier, 29
For suffrage, 30; against,7.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03

Greathouse, 6.
Frissell, 4.
Horn, 4; Jones, 2.
Gregory, 6; Patterson, 0.
Duke, 4.
CaZier, 5.
For suffrage, 1; against, 4.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
ISLAND MOUNTAIN

ISLAND MOUNTAIN
Newlands, Is; Platt, 7.
Fowler, IL; Roberts, 8.
Coleman. IA; Curler, 9.
Boyle, 10; Oddie, 10
Lozano, 5; Sullivan, II.
Brodigan, IT; Holmes, z.
Cole, 16; Eggers, 8
Malley, IT; Mcmillan, 7.
Deadly, Is; Kyle, 9.
Abel, 8; Bray, Is.
Farnsworth, 18; Trimmer, 4.
Springmeyer, 3; Thatcher, IS.
Ryan, II; Stintson, 10.
Taber, Is.
Fernald, 8: Van Fleet, 6; Hesson,
1S; Riddell, 13.
Booher, IS; Fairchild, IL; Hale, IL;
Holgate, a; Johnston, 8; Mcbride, 9;
McFarlane, 8; Schoer, IA; Voight, II;
Winter, 9.
Hunter, 21; Russell, 2.
Harris, 90.
Drown, 10; Weathers, 6.
Miller, %.
Carville, 18
Greathouse, %.
Frissell, 16.
Horn, z; Jones, II.
Gregory, IL; Patterson. 8.
Duke, ID. ...s
Cazier, 20.
For suffrage, Il; against, 8.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03

Cazier, 20.
For suffrage, IA; against, IL.
MARDlS
Ne#lanis, IL; Flatt, ).
Fowler, s; Roberts, IL.
Coleman, 6; Curler, 8.
Boyle, 10; Oddie, s.
Lozano, 5; Sullivan, IA.
Brodigan, 10; Holmes, 6.
Cole, s; Eggers, 8.
Mallcy, 8; Mcmillan, 5.
Deadly, 10; Kyle, S.
Abel, 6; Bray, 9.
Farnsworth, IL; Trimmer, 8.
Springmeyer, 1; Thatcher 8
Taber Is.
Fernald, 6; Van Fleet, 8; Riddell, 8.
Booher, s.; Fairchild, z; Hale, 4;
Holgate 5; Johnston, 6; Mcbride, 8;
McFarlane, 5; Schoer, 10; Voight, 10;
Winter, II.
Hunter 10; Russell, 5.
Harris, IL.
Drown, 8; Weathers, Z.
Miller, II.
Carville, 13.
Greathouse, 16.
Frissell, g.
Horn, 8; Patterson, 5.
Duke, g..
Cazier, Is.
For suffrage, 13; against, 8.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03

NORTH FORK

NORTH FORK
Ncwlands, Is; Platt, IS.
Fowler IS; Roberts, ii.
Coleman, IT; Curler, 16.
Boyle, 66; Oddie 27.
Lozano, %; Sullivan 66.
Brodigan, II; Tolmes, %.
Cole, Il; Eggers IL.
Malley. rs; Mcmillan, 26.
Deadly, 68; Kyle, "a.
Abel So; Bray 62.
Farnsworth, 72; Trimmer, 81.
Springmeyer, 20; Thatcher, so.
Ryan, 36; Suntson 81.
Taber, 81.
Fernald, 16; Van Fleet, Ia; Hesson
II; Riddell, IL.
Booher, 21; Fairchild,' 10; Hales
16; Holgate, 0; Johnston, 7; Mcbride
IL; McFarlane, II; Schoer, IA; Voight
26; Winter, Is.
Hunter. 21; Russell, 10.
Harris, "a.
Drown; ID; Weathers, II.
Miller, "a.
CarVille, "a.
Greathouse, 25.
Frissell, 18.
Horn, 10; Jones, 90.
Gregory, 20; Patterson, II.
Duke, II.
Cazier IT.
For suffrage, 16; against IL.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-03
JARBIDGE

JARBIDGE
Newlands, SO; Platt, 10.
Fowler,60; Roberts, 81.
Coleman, 65; Curler, Sc.
Boyle, 66; Oddie 20.
Lozano, %; Sullivan, 66.
Brodigan, II; Holmes, %.
Cole, So; Eggers, Al
Malley, rs; Mcmillan, 26.
Deadly, 68; Kyle, "a.
Abel, "a; Bray, 62.
Farnsworth, 72; Trimmer, 81.
Springmeyer, 20; Thatcher so.
Ryan, Sc; Stintson, 81.
Taber sc.
Fernald, SO; Van Fleet, 81; Hesson,
So; Riddell, %.
Booher, Sd; Fairchild, 25; Hale Al !;
Holgate, 18; Johnston, go; Mcbride,
25; McFarlane, &c; Schoer SO; Voight
Ga; Winter, Sc.
Hunter, So; Russell, 46.
Harris, 90.
Drown, 30; Weathers, 6S
Miller, IS.
Caryille, IT.
Greathouse, 80.
Frissell, 73.
Horn, 76; Jones, 81.
Gregory, 20; Patterson, 30.
Duke, So.
Cazier, 81
For Suffrage, 61; against, 26.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09
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us. Nreo Daamann; Xousle Bia,nser
ps. Martiu Wilin9er.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09
Tarnter erbalteu nSree 8ountp. :

Di:les sSabr srba!ten r,sun uno
bre'Bia GARNER &B.dmisn melae pom
Staa, be5ob!t .piro fir Anpfsnauns
pon Bd,ta,sn." :Uiirzieeae*ad dess osn f1s
nit Seslingen bspFin5en <rba1lsu lls
bic @umne uon SO SO. Der sSsaat
traf oiele Beittmmups um bic MnpHanB
un9 pou tleinsn Malphsn auf bem
Rrairie 2auo 8u f0rbern. MlemanD er:
bdlt Bslobnune fir mebr als 10 Ads,
tm @an3eu. nno bteie Bersatienne iii,
6 Sabre uno nids ldnser. s,}u, san1en
wuroen l4l Mfer in County udbrsno
oes oersonsenen Sabses beY YHln3t Mah
folseno 1T bic x'1te oe,itn,gan ole ju
eines gslohuune bereh.iQs 9lnb msi Dx,
3abloer Ad<r bic tie btpFanaf babsn;
Louis Hansen, l; Louise Beltz, 4;
Carl Beltz, y; F. H. Krenz, 8; Fred.
Utecht, IL; E. Peter Bertrand, 4; John
Krueger, p; Fred. Meme, 5; Joseph
Wagner, 81; Herman Kettner, 8; Gott-
lieb Hinlz, 3; Emil Rogotzke, q; 81.
M. Schwartz, 10; 2. L. Lehnie, 2: j..
Sturm, 8; j. Sturm, Z; c. w. Koehler,
8; P. A. Hillesheim, Il; F, W, Tess
mer, s.; Jos. II. Hoffman,, 2; Joseph
.Seifert, 4; George: Eckstsin,e.3; Nick
Book, q; j. B. Ruben, 2;;.W.. Worzel,
s; Henry Essig, 5; Mike Wagner, q;
Henry Zeigmann, g.; John Roiger, g.;
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09
Sabrer $ointeuoe 8ote Setter.


@s=ift etneui Betieben 3u;nibreibsn,
bab ni@t l@on uor etli6e1t Wo9en ba,
,rauf oufmersiam senta9t purbe, baB
Der s2abrer pintenbe Boie Better Ii,
Ametifa" angeIau9t 1T. Safe IL bo
unb btfier benn ie. Mue uotaus3ablen.
be Nbonnertet' betomu,en b,eien Almas
mad als grdute. Nlio 5abH Elm Sabr
i'm Dorau8 unb ft&ert Sud ben ,0abrer
9tntenbe 8ote Better ii Mmertlu. e
Sol4e Ste ibr Nbonnement mdbrenb
oes Soumer8 I'M BorouB 8ablt.n iiub
aud au Der Rsdmie btrt&tist unb
brau4tn nnr anf be, Expedition por1n.
Ilpre@sn uub I'D tin GrstnpIar ii boltt1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09
gielit 9aulpfuufd)ine BEN 8etrieb
iibergeben,

neus Combination Dau,pjuas
Eidtneunb lynumc Il, Der elettrlfAen
is1IanIose ut BEN Betrieb abergeben
tnorosn. Wontasabenb murbe fie 3mei
StuHoen lang a,lspvobiert unb mieber:
tlua 9 Dienstasmor9en. Bel beiben
Gets bat iie fid bendbrt unb III ieitber
benz Detrieb gaaa unb gar iibergebsn
morbe,l.
DR neue Mal1ine beitebt aus elmer
450Rferbetraft WSntoib uno s5eps
mons Dan1pfmeld;ne, einem vNlters
natprs non 3l2 JaAomett Ropabitdt nnb
einen1a pgreiter" Der @r:iter" miro
benSttst Die belosr oes Mlternato;s su
mdsneitlirea. Sin fIeirerer > @rciter
ut aud) fir ben alte1f Dynamo inltautrt
wasoes:. Die Da.upFmalGtne lit neue.
ltss Honitruftion, etn 5elblt0ler. :3mei
4Sa,apen lino beitdnoig i'm Sang Otl
nad3 ben uerldisbenen Geilen esr Wta
ibtne gu fibren.
Das 5buungreo it 9 TuB6 3ou
i'm Duramsfer unb tniest 1onnen.
;Nans ermartet nit ber neuen Dampf:
u1afd@ine Roblen gu iparen. Jiir bic
@otlB Dampfmai6ine melde bis iebt
I'm 8ebraud war, benStiste man 26
Wunp Baler fir ieoe Yferoetraft pro
sStunoe. Mit Der neuen Waf9ine
slaabt nldA, bag % pfuno genageno
|leinlperben, 1T boBs Elm @riparnis BON
lsl3s soer Biz bato eoa(Rmirten RobIei,
Etrfplasn bhrfte. .s.s,...
Yin Spnntaa soaren -es Moden
(fsi. nie ate Damp pfnlalaine abgebrod.n
tuutee. Ser 8ausbes Noneret Junoa.
mtn.g auf Ben, bic Dampfmafdlne rubt
aabm eiiat 9ause Boae I'm Mniptu9.
Sin ;ueiterer Monnt, roitb pereeben bis
{bss ean3s Nrbeii uotl {ein mirb.
e5pbalb bie neusi ..Maiaine (ttb in iss.
[l.9st 6iaitdt bepaktt bat, wiro Der
|Ealtes Dynamo nah Mstnneapolis geid,ft
um uu,sebaut gu lpetben. Dies uirD
ungstibr. 2, Wo9en In .Mnfprub neb.
men. Wit ben, Auspunpen bes con
ltaninitta,l Drunnens muroe Mittwe1
tnorasn begannen.. Bas ausgepumpte
Walirr HieBt in bess Ab5uasfanal. 3mei
|pous Gage iou aepumpt uerpsn uno
Itpsla ba1.n bag 9gal l1er in1uier nod mn,
Irsinz iii, 10 pirb tSdltuabrideinlid
he sss S. BrlllaeIa coahsssas.irt nlerbet1.