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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-09-23
Women Honored by Mineral
County Conventions

Both OF the dominating pirtles 81
Mineral county bave expressed their
approval OF women enteriug into the
p ,litical life OF the county on fpll
equality with men by giving the
homin alton to one OF the most i'm.
portant county offices to women.
Miss Mand Conway. Republican OF
Sweetwater, and Mrs. Rita Millar,
Democrat, of Hawthorne. have been
dominated by their respective par.
ties for Auditor and Recorder. Both
are Mineral county girls. Miss, Con.
way having been born in Sweetwater
and Mrs. Miller being four years oil
age when she came to Hawthorne
with her parents. Both are well
qualified to fill the office.
The Democrats also nominated
Mrs. @. b. Stannar} tn the position
OF Long Term Member of the High
Scb' OIL Board, for which place she
has no opposition.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-09-23
Information Wanted

Alfred Dubois, formerly OF Aurora.
Nevada. Alfred Dubois and the un-
dersigned are jointly interested in a
mining lease in Aurora. | have an
opportunity to sell the lease to good
advantage for cash, and am anxious
to know the whereabouts OF my part
.ner, Alfred Dubois. Any one know
ing his present address will confer a
favor on him by notifying me rs to
the same.
JOHN ERIcKsoN.
Aurora Nevada.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-09-23

applied Tor 35266 acres
The adjoining claims are the West slope
lode, Survey No. 4os7; the Gladiator lode.
Survey Ne. 1920; Philadelphia lode. Sur
vey No. 40: the Philadelphia No. 2 lode,
Survey No. Al; the Capital lode, Survey
No. 1861 the Motor lode, Survey No. 1863.
The lode lines run from their respective
discoveries as follows
Mary Lode-S 3so Sc" " 1908 It aud n ?so
Sc" u 647 IT.
Eleauora Lode---S zle IS" W e6.5 feet and
N 2io 5Ue Z. 1895 H..
The location certificates are recorded in
the records Of Mineral and Esmeralda
counties as follows:
Mary Lode, Book Is, page 293, Esmorai-
da county.
Amended location, Book /, page 467,
Mineral county.
Lleanore Lode, Book b, page 2s5, Esme-
ralda county
Amended location, Book /, page 467,
Mineral county
sHoBER j. ROGERS, Register.
First pub. Aug. 20. 1916.
Last pub Oct. Is, 1916
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-09-23
Democratic Platform

The Democratic Convention OF
Mineral County assembled at Haw.
thornc. Sept 10. 1916. sets forth TO
abe voters of this County the follow.
sng declaration of principles, upon
which our candidates stand
We heartily approve of our candi.
date for president, Woodrow Wilson.
and fully endorse the National Dem
,ocratic Platform.
We heartily indorse the policies
advanced by our United States Sen.
ator, Hon. Key Pittman, and appre'
ciatc his Efforts in having said poll.
,cies nodded into the laws OF the Ma.
Lion. We also commend Mr.. Pittmsn
for his answering support of Presi-
dent Wilson during the Senatorial
session just ended.
We further approve of the admin.
istration of Governor Emmett D
Boyle and endorse the State Demo.
cratic platform.
We disapprove OF the present pri-
s)ary law and pledge our Legislative
candidates TO work for i. substantial
modification of the pre.ent law
which will give to the people practi-
cally fhr same rights III the selec.
Siqp of candidates as existed prior to
,sl5.
We welcome To our party the wo.
men who have been granted legal
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-09-23

II % IL NHITHi NTUTh ~ IHt bOdTU OF
County Commissioners in and for tho
County of Mineral, Nevada. do hereby GER
tify, that the foregoing bills were pissed
and ordered paid nv the Board OF County
COMMISSIONERS on Sept. s. 1916
j. H. WHITE
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-09-23
Claims Allowed
BY the Board of County
Commissioners,

AT THE LAST REGULAR MEErryn
or the Board of County Commissioher.
of Mineral County. Nevada, the FOLLOWING
claims were allowed:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-09-23
NOTICE Of APPLICATION FOR
U.S.. PATENT
ISerenl No. 09ii4.
=. S. LAND OFFICE. /
RsoE CITY, NEVADA,
AnRuat D. l9l6.

August Zos lsAo.
Notice is hereby given that Aurora
Consolidated Mines Company, ~ Benz. j.
Henley, attorney-in-fa whose postotiice
address is Goldficld, Nevada. has made
application for patent for 1868 linear
feet of the Mary lode and 1900 linear feet
OF the Eleanore lode. situated in the Esme-
ralda Mining district. Mineral county,
State Of Nevada. being mineral survey No.
4269 and described by the official plat and
field notes on file in the Office of the Reg
lister OF Carson City Land Office as follows
MARY LODE
Beginning at cor. No. |, from which the
u cor. bel ween secs 10 and 10, T > \, r %
l., N. d. NJ, bears 46o 33s f 5G9.3 # aud
running thence S 39o %" W 1879 1t to cor
No. 2; thence 4lo 40" W 666.7 ~ to cor.
No. 8; thence n $50 08" W 554.7 It to, cor
No. 4; thence N sso 56" 1865 IT to col
No. 8; thence $50 0s" T. $3.50 it To- cor No. /,
the place of beginning.
ELEANORE LODE
Beginning at cor No. /. from which the
L. NJ. b. NJ. bears 47o 06" f 583 IT and
running thence 68o 0s" w $685. It to cor
No. 2; thence N Go So" Z 10000 feet TO cor
No 8; thence S. 6So 0s" L $3.50 It to cor o.
A; thence 5 90 90" w 10000 it to cor No. |.
| the place o. beginning.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-09-23

franchise. aud heartily approve OF {;
nation vide extension Of equal sutf
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-09-23
Insurance Annual Statement.

The North River Insurance Company
of New York.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25
FARMERS
ISSUE STATISTICS
Think They Are Mi Sharing Pros
perlty and Tall State Meeting Of
Sugar Rect Growers.

The farm bureau of Utah County
which has locals in nearly every pre-
cinct in the county held a meeting in
Provo this week and decided to call
meeting of all the sugar beet grow
ers of the state to discuss contracts
for the coming year. The farmers
think they have not been receiving
their share in the profits and appoint
ed committee to investigate the cost
OF producing a bag OF sugar. Fol
lowing is the committees report:
The sugar investigation committee
OF the Utah County farm bureau
composed Of W ]. Chadwick of Am
ericGn Fork, VIM. V. Price of Provo
Lorenzo Argyle of Lake Shore with
X w. Greer OF Spanish Fork as sec
rotary, has spent six months on very
thorough probe into the farmers side
OF the beet question. Many records
on the costs Of growing sugar beets
We're taken In Utah county; others
were secured from Salt Lake, Weber
BoXelder and Cache counties. The
data on the cost ~ producing sugar
were obtained from reports OF tho sr
gar committee of the house OF rep
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25
SC'No' E'EcT'nN
Voting Places and Lit Of Judges for
Nj The Districts.


On Dec. 6 the Alpine School Dis
trict will vote on candidates for
board members in all five districts.
Any one who voted at the last cleo
ton Nov. I is entitled 10 vote Dec. 6.
Following is the list of voting places:
Precinct No Provo Bench and
Pleasant View vote OF Timpanogas
Amusement Hall; Judgcs-Fred Fur
genson, W. j. Cordner and r. A.
Hills Lake View and Vineyard vote
at Lake View Tithins Office; Judges
]. J. Madsen, William Clcgg and L.
John INITIAL
Precinct No Pleasant Grove and
Manila at City Hall, Judges-Joseph
Hilton. Mrs. Rose Hayes and Il. D..
Olpln. Linden Linden Amusement
Hall: Judges \. G. Keetch, l.. G..
West and Mrs MILFORD Anderson.
Precinct No. American Fork
Voting dsticts | and 4 at City Hall /;
Judges Joseph b. Forbes. Jesse S
Misener and John y. Ayde,otte. Vot
ing Districts and at Grants Ho-
tel: Judges J. W. Storrs, George
+. Shelley and T.. u. Hawkins.
Precinct No. 4--Lehi voting districts
and 4 at City Hail. Judges--Joseph
Holden. May Lott and Eli Kendall. Dis
tricts and 3 at Utah Banking Bldg.
Judges--James Peterson. Mrs, Melvin
Johnson and James Kirkham.
Precinct No. Cedar Fort and
Fairfield at Cedar Fort Gym. Judges
IT. W. Hacking, william Elton and
Warren Carson. Alpine and High
land at Alpine City Hall; Judges-G.
A. Iabriskie. VIM. a. Bateman and
George Il. Burgess.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25
EMEMBER

Old subscriptions count the
same IA the new ones do as
the Alpine Pub. Co. has now
over $2OtN ON their books ON
old accounts, so You can read
ny see thu "A big salary can be
made Just by collecting these
accountS ~ il costs nothing TO
enter--cail up 85 and have Il
representative call and explain
this campaign.
NOW ~ THE TIME TO
ENTER GALL UP s. FOR
INFORM ALTON.
One OF the chief qualificat-
ions of the big subscription is
the encouragement given the
ambitious workers who will
begin securing votes and
furthering their candidacy.
The conteatants have received
words OF encouragement along
with the subscriptions on ev-
cry hand II is due to the
fact that our people are always
ready to- lend n helping hand
and give their hearty approval
to any enterprise where the
best interest of our citizens are
to be taken care of. The plan
upon which the FORD TOUR
ING OAR is to be awarded
met the endorsement Of oul
readers Al once and they will
respond commercially by Civ
ing their aid to the contestants
The campaign is just starting
and quite a number of folk,
will enter The rage during the
next two weeks.
One gentleman called at tn,
Office to inquire how far aheaC
his subscription was paid. He
SEEMED somewhat disappoint
ed to,fiyd nc was paid aheac
until December, but he left
years payment to be CREDITED
To a contestant, He said HI
wanted Ia NElP one Of tn,
young ladies' win the Ford ant
cpmplimeatrh the paper upol
the fair CLAN of awarding tn
prizes,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25

pany $3.50. This is an average OF ~ 81
per hundred for the production Of
sugar-the cost of the beets, labor
interest and overhead charges all
considered.
THE average price received by the
sugar companies of Utah last year for
their sugar was s575 per hundred.
When We substract the cost of produc-
ton. s2.69, II left Il net profit to the
sugar company of $500 per sack.
Three hundred pounds OF sugar arc
made from one ton os oeets in Utah.
This made them net profit OF $91S
on each ton OF beets they bought,
while the farmer mace only 1914 cents
per ton,
According TO the testimonies OF the
combined beet factories OF the United
States given before the sugar com
mittee OF Congress, II cost them 1884
TO produce one hundred pounds OF
sugar. On the basis OF this figure they
made 1921 net profit per hundred or
1858 per ton OF beets.
AT the present time sugar Is being
sold by the sugar factories at IS. rs
per bag in Utah and s765 per bag
on the river market. Taking s775 as
the average price, It leaves them h
clear profit OF $4.21 for each sack or
sl2.63 for every ton OF beets they
purchase from the farmers. This on
the basis OF their highest cost OF pro
duction figures 1884. Taking the low
average, $3.50 they are clearing IS O6
per bag, or sl5.1s per ton of beets,"
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25
ALPINE

Deputy county recorder w W
Harrison Springyille, copyist Miss Eyo
Bird Map'eton; Miss Olive Cobblcv
Pleas0n' Grove; Miss Jeanette Rich
ardsOn benjamin
Deputy troasurer-John W, Guy
Provo
nenuty sc s0r-James A. Love
less lr Provo neuch
County rhysician-Dr, f, C Hua
hes Provo.
Sureriniondont county nfirmary-
James Vutchipson Spanish Fork, Mot
ron. Mrs. nescrot NJ, Gray, Provo
For 0uporintoNdent of the state fiji
hatchery at Springyille, some man t,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25

Many contestants haze been
nominated in the Alpine Pub.
Co.'s. Prot Sharing campaign
and many ere expected to start
10 work next week. II you
have been nominated in the
campaign you should call at
the Publishing Office or phone
g and So The Campaign Man
ager.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25
selected by the springville precinct
committee will be endorsed.

committee will be endorsed.
.Ec e lion OF the executive commit
f~ e.i7us ting indorsing
h-'rm,n r. f.'-- IN rs a mem
Of t'c s'7'e '.-, board was un-
i~rr-'v improved
wi'usv, r Fv9r~ Of chi was in
oA o. r.~'e t~nN examiner.
scott p stewart Of Provo was in
7~ ed for state cnoinecr.
"r'..- , "orrPtt Of American Fork
was Endorsed for deputy in the bureau
~ 'vrriorrtion End statistics.
Errost NJ. Madeen Of 7 chi was in
lorsed for deputy in the state adui-
or's Office
f.. 4. Morgan OF American Fork
was Endorsed for deputyship in the
ccretary OF states Office.
The county will either indorse a
man for the office Of state fish and
came commissioner or for chief de-
putty. This candidate will he selected
later and Endorsed by the central
committee. as will probably some 9TH
ers who will later be agreed upon.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25
CONTESTANTS ENTER BIC
SUBSCRIPTIONS CAMPAIGN

A few moments figuring vii
reveal the fact that this sub
scription campaign is Il yer,
good thing to get into. When
IL comes 20 making money and
making quick the bic rinan
Gers hay uothiug on the con
festants 10 this campaign.
Ambit,ou is the chief quail
fications Of the Profit Sharing
Gmpaigu 1t only takes Il
little effort of your part. Your
friends will do the rest.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25
VICTORIOUS P'07Y
ENDORSES App ICtNT"

PROVO. Wos. IQ-The following ap-
phcants TO- dcputyships. and other
abpolntiye county officers were Indoors
ed by the democratic county central
committee nd Democratic officers
eject at a meeting held in Provo Mon
day,
Deputy couuty cierks-Ciarenoc
Woods, Proso.. and : z Pierre p
Iam Miss N,h Smart Provo, copyist
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25
REMEMBER THIS-when you q

REMEMBER THIS-When yen get
a want nd. or any other kind OF no.
tee In this paper. II also appears IN
our other two papers without any eX.
ira charges for I. II Is the same
with subscribers--you get all the ne"
from our three napers, and you OIL
way for one. 10.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25
Great Interest Already
Shown In Grand Contest
Long List NJ Entran.

me other is by securing su
snriptions 70 the Alpine Pr
Co. upon which votes are |
ucd. Thee votes, issued
candidates cannot be bough
sold. traded or transfcrrc
They are good only for tn
candidate from whom they ar
issued, and are not TRANSFERRED
lc under any conditions. Thi
msures every candidate tn
full fruits Of their work an
makes the competition fair il
all respects.
THERE Is NO COST AT
TACHED IN ENTERING
THIS CAMPAIGN NOR Is
THERE ANY COST DURING
THE CAMPAIGN.
TREE VOTES IN THIS
ISSUE.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-11-25
Votes Cannot BE Bought, Sold,
Traded or Transferred.

There zee, just two ways of
securing votes in this cam
paign-o.c, is by clipping the
COUPONS rtom the paper and
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-31

3uiamm.u $40, ,742.o3
8. 90. z 4ter.
Ginansf Setretdr.
Sabresberi@t bes 2 9as'
mel tiers.
CHM ab men.
gtlms ON Ia. San, 1916 81 ,4S0.22
grbalteu BON SinanS.Se.
fretat ............. 39,2ol.ol
$4O.742.03
gusgaben
9ant antueiilmaeu. $50, ,S23.SI
Nm Sano Is. San. 1916 3,91S.16I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-31
geime 8eantten fir bas
tontinenbe Jabr
Griua6lte seitcrn Der .. 81. s.. Gofal
Gentral.@erbano.
@prtereitnngen fir bic 8cneral'ger.
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Sotal Genital 0erbdubs DON 5am.
ilton @ountb, fpel4e unter 8orIib DOR
5errn Geo. 9. Operger uno be,
S4riftfiibruns DON Serrn Soiepl
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be3eigte Sbeilnabne Oant ausgeIpro-
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Derleibt.
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aufmertiam, bab bas ARRANGEMENTS.
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grObert.
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bic Ginnabmen nit &aFsnbeftdno
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per affirmation.
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2lls SsIssateu sur FEDERATION tDurs
ben bi. Ssrr,n :. 8. aobmeiaer uno
Geo. 3. Dosrssr srpGblt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-31

Gin patriOtifder Settisr.
Ssrr: sd babe cine oIte 9oie, bic
ib nidt mebr TRACE. g9oIleu Sie bic
baten9"
Better: rGeru. Sis III absr bop
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-31
Gisiide GHens madt
beitta Saas.S Saiteniprnp


nisle DamiIisn in bisfem Demeinpsfsn tabel
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-31

Wv 49, 49,
Gotal .$40,742.03
(BaIar3 BEL Der sltlas gtational
gaftf bcporlirt)
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Dor ........-"..... 4,U0O,UUi
$G,66O.64
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trIeuuoIidtt erintt. benz eeihenbeaangntb org
Gtr 20. Sanunr 1915 beritorbenen Rioniers
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WGbrsno bes snbrss trbieltsu mir
sin NesmG&tnib DON $1,000 BON uHs
isram Iansidbrissn Jrmnoe. Germ
Wiinasl Sdtpdrb. bur6 IeiHe 1sitas
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Mifro sfopie.
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Granenleibem.
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SaIfsar5t in Gbirurgic.
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SenrD 8lIidnann, 90. ..
= Snusar3te.
sScbn Seal Sofinanr.
ScnrD O. Z. @ieIer.
GIareitce 8. 2enier.
Die Yflegerinnen.
slllBer Sen bercit5 in bem 9eri6tc
oes Snperintenoeutrn 8enomten be.
itebt Der YfIegeriunen,Stab aus ben
,Solgenbet:
SuIoa Iabis, Wtinnie aurt, Gloon.
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pbie 2ieb, Gpelpne Butler, Wara.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-06
E|GHT-HOUR BILL
WILL STAND TEST
OF HIGH COURT
This Is Opinion in Washing.
ton After Examination of
Decisions of Past Years
in Last Resort
ny HUGH w. ROBERTS

Washington, September 5-(Special.)
The railroads. it is judged. inevitably
will assail the constitutionality of the
eight-hour bill enacted by Congress for
the purpose Of averting the threatened
trainmens strike. AS to whether or not
Congress has authority to establish a
scale of wages. there is grave doubt On
technical grounds. however. the railroads
may be unable to make out their case.
1t is true that the bill was not signed
by the speaker in accordance with the
rules of the House. in the presence of a
quorum of the members Of the House
But inasmuch as no question OF the lack
of quorum was raised. it is doubtful
II the fact of mo quorum can be
proved.
1t is said, too that the bill may be
held unconstitutional because it was
signed by the President on Sunday The
law provides that the President must
sign bill within 10 days. Sundays and
holidays excepted. 1t is said that that
exception. precludes the legal possibility
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