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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-26
sEVENTY-F|vE TON TUNGSTEN MILL
TO BE BUILT IN LOVEL0Ck

According to A. w. Gordon, who
represents the mill constructing COM
pany, four men will arrive from
Denver who will take charge of get
ting together crew of men and
putting up the mill as soon as
start is possible. He says the mill
can be completed within the time
limit and that large force will be
employed to that end.
Work Of building the road from the
mines to the Toulon station has
already been started at both ends.
Much of the work Is to be done by
tractors. This road will give haul
OF IL miles and will be considerable
saving over the present method of
hauling 20 miles from the mines to
the present loading station at Miriam
Well boring is still going on at
Toulon, and indications promise a
plentiful supply for mill operations
from the three holes which are being
put down.
At the camp, work of putting in
exploration tunnels and taking out
ore has been pushed with all possible
speed, the ore being taken out in
large quantities.
A new tractor arrived this week
and Is now at work making the ore
haul from the mines, supplementing
several teams and the original tractor
brought out by the concern.
Camp houses have been put up
and the original number of men EN-
ployed, 35, increased materially.
According to the officials of the
concern. the work at the mines will
be increased on very large scale
and the present condition is only a
start. Orders for more caterpillars
for hauling purposes are to be put
in soon.--Lovelock Review Miner
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Within the next 80 days % ton
tungsten mill will be erected py the
H. NJ. Byllesby company on their
holdings at Toulon, station on the
southern Pacific line just out OF
Loyelock. This is to be the first unit
Of a mill which is to handle the out
mt Of the tungsten properties of the
Byllesby company at Ragged Top
recently purchased from l. +. Beeson
and his associates.
The contract, which was let TO the
sterns Roger Manufacturing company,
Denver, on Tuesday, this week, calls
for modern mill capable Of handling
IL tons daily. The cost Is figured az
$4,000 The Byllesby people have an
agreemeni which calls for the com
nletion of the mill within 80 days.
work is to be started at once. The
arrangements were completed during
mo stay in this section OF Otto D..
osthoff Of Chicago, who IS wee
president Of the Byllesby concern
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NOTICE PRIMARY ELECTION
REGISTRATION

State of Nevada, County of Nye-ss.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the time for the Registration of the
names of the qualified electors in the
four Election Precincts Of Tonopah
prior to the Primary Election to be
held on the Sth day Of August, 1916.
for the County of Nye, will expire at
NINE O'CLOCK p M. on SATUR-
DAY. JULY 29th, 1916.
HARRY DUNSEATH,
Registry Agent for the
Adv J24-6t Tonopah precincts.
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LOFTY YACHTING
IN THE ROCKIES
HIGHEST SAILING coUSRE IN
THE WORLD SCENE OF
BIG REGATTA
,By Associated Press,


GRAND LAKE, Colo. July 26.--
Yachting at the top of the world
will be the feature of the sixteenth
annual regatta of the Grand Lake
Yacht club, which will be held here
the week OF August 13 to 20. Entries
Nave been made from half a dozen
states and this years events are
expected to eclipse anything ever
undertaken by the club
The principal event will be the race
for the Upton cup, presented three
years ago by Sir Thomas Upton.
noted English sportsman and philan-
thropst. Sir Thomas is an honorary
member OF the club.
The Grand Lake Yacht club enjoys
The distinction OF being the highest
Incorporated club Of its kind in the
world. The lake Is situated In the
heart of the Rockies. at an altitude
d $500 feet. The racing course Is
over placid mountain lake three
niles long by two miles wide.
The program opens Sunday, August
10, and concludes the following sat
urday night with grand ball. There
also will be motorboat racing, canoe
ing and other Aquatic events, Dane
ing and various social functions are
during the week.
The "Highball," owned by Thomas
OF Denver. is the present
holder of the Upton cup. J. e.
Adams, of San Antonio. Tex, holds
the motorboat cup.
Yachting enthusiasts are expected
from New York. Chicago, New Or
leans, San Francisco. San Antonio
and other cities.
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Serial No. o4s0s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

U. g. Land Office at Carson city Nevada.
June 20, 1915.
Notice IL hereby given that John
Bradford. OF Death Valley California,
who, on May 8. 1910, made Homestead
Application. No. 04909, for SM NEH,
NV SEA, NEH SwN, Section II,
Township. Is South, Range 50 East. Mt.
intention to make Five-Year Proof to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Jessie Christensen, U.
3 Commissioner, DIT Beatty, Nevada. on
the slst day OF July, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Seipp, of Death Valley, Cali
fornia; John Dalfs, OF Beatty. Nevada;
Charlie Spears, OF Death Valley, CALI
fornia; Mrs. Della Seipp. Of Death Val
sHoBER J. ROGERS
J23-30x Register.
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chase. On the sands near the cabin
where the killing took place the
deputy secured an impression OF a
shoe print showing twelve nails in
the sole that correspond to a shoe
found in the cabin Of the prisoner
Another remarkable circumstance is
that when Heckernell went to the
Ortego cabin to arrest the occupant
he found him drunk or feigning to be
intoxicated. On telling him he was
under arrest the prisoner. as he put
on a pair of calfskin shoes, remarked
Il didn't wear them tonight.
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EVIDENCE P|L|NC
UP IN MURDER
DEPUTY SHERIFF HEckERNELL
SECURES MORE TESTIMONY
AGAINST PRISONER

Juan Ortego. accused of killing Cor
nelo Espiniso at Milers on Sunday
night has been removed to the
county jail at Goldfield, where he will
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RuLIsoN-sHiPLEY

Cards announcing the marriage OF
Robert II. Shipley and DR.. Helen M.
Rulson have been received with the
footnote that bride and groom will be
at home in Tonopah after August 10.
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TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, SO;
lowest this morning 81.
Highest temperature year ago, 80;
Invest, So.
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be held awaiting action of the grand
jury, which has just been empaneled.
Deputy Sheriff Heckernell, in charge
Of Millers precinct. was In Tonopah
last evening securing evidence against
the prisoner and succeeded so far in
corroborating the suspicion that Or
tego was the man responsible for the
death of Espiniso. In the cabin of
Ortego he found the lid Of the box in
which the cartridges came In and the
bottom Of the box was found In an
clubhouse.
The shells correspond with those
bought by Ortego from Lothrop-Dav
company on Saturday evening and
two clerks have identified the pris-
oner as the man who made the pur.
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II you want the telegraph and local
news--rrv the Bonanza
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aus Defiance, 80.

Ser @elongberein GoncorOio, 0e.
fiouce bot beidloiieu, am 49, Sa.
mar 1917 iein gr0ffnimgsfeit gu
ieieru. Ser Gercill arbeitet fieber.
bait an ben gorbereitungen. DaS
Set miro aus aon5ert, Ibeater
unD Ball btitebei. inter gefdaiger
9iiipirfitng Der @eiongbereine BON
omaha uno Ntauning. @err Bun.
o~esprGitoent Robert 6. Streblom
miro Die 5eitreoe bolten. Inter an.
Oerenl iperoen aud Die Oberbaneri-
iden ShubplattIer %auftreten. Sin
groBes 6rdeiter 1T fir oieien a(beno
engagiert.
liner lieber Qirigent Serr Brof.
Sans Gngels miro Gorge trogeL
oaB Der @ciang sur groBten 3u-
frieoenbeit ausglfiibrt miro.
lin eiHen 3abIreiden 9eiud Bit
tet i'm 0anleu Der Goncoroia
Mar Mittelmeier, Sefret1r.
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a,n @e6urtstno aetStet.

ct. 2ouiS, 30. 0e3. Gin gro
Ser @eburtstagsfuden nit g~loiier.
tenn 3uder iiber8oeen 1trtO nit IL
BARN Iteden0en aer5erl, liegt int Sci
me bon Charles Irinflcr unberiibrt.
~ oenn Der sSunge lit tot!
Scit Dem Sabre 1910 batte Gbor.
lie an leoem @eburtstne einen lin.
faa uuo NOR je0esmal nerlett NOR.
ben, @eitern mar icin afpQlftcr &c.
burtstag.
sd m0dlte mr. nifien, ipo5 iiir
ein @cbltrtstoQsgeidenf id oicsnloI
befomme, iogte er sur gtiltter I'M
ter 4uipielung ouf feline regelmGBi-
gen llufdae an Oieiem Gage.
ngtimm Gid tltr bitbih in g6t,"
e%rpioerte Die @llttter, nuno iueim Oh
b%eimtommit, babe i'd cine fleine
lleberraiduu8 fiir Gid"
Gin punr Stlut0en barmIf pltrbe
.Gbarlies p%erititmuelte 2eide bciiu.
gebrodt, CT mar 8piifen 3pei
5troBcnbabnindgen 5erqucti6t NOR.
0enl
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Misaladter 9iorSueriudl.

aubnrn gleb.. 80. ge3. &db.
reno Der nabe Sbubert mobnenOe
Sormpr Sliper Suffer Donhersfae
nbeno NIT iciner camille I'M einen
Gid I'M 8obnSimmer leineS 9muies
lab nuroe ploblih bon einem feigan
Morobiiben burh oas s5enlter aui
Die NihtsabnenOen aus elmer
56rotflinte gefeuert. @liidlider-
lpeiie bate Der gotron al bod ge.
3ieIt, uno Die 2ooung ging iiber bic
aopfe Der Gridredten binfpeg mo
bettete iid in Der 8ano elm. Die
fpeiteren aneriffc 8efiird)teuoen Der.
Itedten iid boiler 4nsit iiber einf
Stunoe in ounfIeil 9Giinterl eff
man es mngte ait ben bieiigen go.
Ii5ei6ef 9ittle 3t teIephonieren. Ser.
ielbe flihr iofort NIT ieinen gI1itblm,
ben naf Der 5orH ml0 ndIlm bic
gerfolglmg duf. 9rcirnnI itiirmten
Die @unOe nod Dem Sonie zines
faum cine Meile cIttfernt mobnenoer
Rnfbnrs. Bis iebt iuilroen ieood'
nod feline @erbaftuuacn borgcncm4
men.
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8erihie0ene gofal 9ereintgungen
Der 5armer Inn gounittp boben cine
Gountb.S 81 Organization gegriinoet, Der
bereits 654 Mit9Iieper a%ugeb0ren.
Die neiie @ount0 5ormer N~lioCiotion
miro oiermol int Sabre ibre Scr
inmmlun9en dbbalten unb omar an
Den oritteu O%onnerstoeen I'M Mt1r6
SUM ui0 9e5enber uno all oem
eriten Qonnerstog I'M 0ftobcr. Die
g%eomteupahl crgab Dos folgen0e
9eiuItat: NrGlioent ~ &enrp Shas
der. 2irbinD; @i5e grditbcnt @n.
Neinmon, Columbus; Sefr. ,Shat
meiitcr 5ranf Sherman, Genoa;
Direftoren-@. s. Roreen SEEM
man @robe; Soiebb Mearf, 9lotte
Center; Aoolfs 5reeie, Columbus.
Observation-Disclosures @.
%. @oloro, Monroe; StcIlpertreter,
Soiepb @urf. Slate Center.
Ser an 9onncrstag uergangenn
ISOLDE a~bgebaltelle Undertakings
abeno 0es GdApei6cr Dl1nHerdors
NOR In jeDcr 9iniidt Elm groBnrti
ges gergniigeu. Gas fur8e gro.
gonirt foftroe bor5iislid ourhgefiibrt
lm0 fon0 ebenio ipic bic Geoe 0es
9rGiioenten reiten 8eifoIl. Gin je.
Der G%eilnebmer oaliliierte ii6 prddl
tie.
8ranf 8oboe, Der it6 in Omaha
gum 3obnor3t ausbil6et belt ii6
iiber Die @eibnadts feiertage bel lei.
neil @ltarn, 3errn uno 6rau Carl
Hob6e, nuf.
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Der apGIenmanael in aes @Oimes.

9es Moines, So, 80. Oe5.
Dos it00tiide aobleneintoufsnmt
Bat beimEid 5luei 8aggonlaouneen
aoblcn ouBerbalb bes GouatDs an.
gefouft, uuo oieielben iperoen nod
inn 2aufe oes bautigen Cages bier
crtpnrtet. 8i~lrgerneilter Mac8ic1r
fonfis5ierte geitcrn orn Spdtna6.
mittog bon eineln bielteen Goblen-
9Gnoler nieoerum cine @nggOn-
(ooung uno IieB 0eren sStl9aIt nit.
tcllt Is ltGotiiden @eIponnen inner
9olb ucniqer Stlmocn obliefern, Inn
eincm .GinhnltabeiebI b%or8ubeugen.
Der betreffeltoe aoblenb1uoler nabnt
Die Sndle iebodl gittmittig auf rno
erfl1rtc i'd NIT Oent Sdcd oes
giirgermeiiters. Der Dem 0farftpreis
Sablte, einperitan0ea 9lrnten So
milieh Die infolge Der Stoblcnftapp
belt poll Den @0noIern feine Goblet
crbalten fonnen, meroe1l oieleIben
bon Der Stoot gum &oltenpreiie ob-
%geliefert.
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2pei midtiae Gntldeibnnaen.

2tncoln, gseb., 80. De5. 9os
Itootli1e Obergeridt gob eeTtera
spei pi9tige gnti6eio1tngen ob. Die
erite beiaet Dob Giienbobngeielidaf
ten in ibren 8abnbofen Gelepbone
initoaieren miiiien. Su Der 5lpeitel
Gnti1eioling miro erfldrt, 0alI
@roBIt1ote 6as &eft bnbeil, Die &c.
nusung Der 5troBen 81 foittroaic-
rem unO Observation-Disclosures gu
olpinger, ibre 2eitungsordbtc Dobcr
au legerL perllt ientano iein Sau5
bon elmer Steae Der Stnbt nod Il.
ner Gtoereu tronsportieren mill mo
babel StroBen 81 freii3en bat, ourd
ueIde 8aseu Der StraBenbobn Der
febren.
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seinen gerLetnnaen erleaen.

6oirburD, 30. Sea. Der be.
tanttte 5armer @iaiom s. Sod
bon 9lbmoutb. Der bor elmer 8ofe
bel einem gutomobiIunf1a ifaper
perlebt murbe, lit 8onrerstog ieinenl
2eioen erlegert. Ger 8eritorbeRe,
Der mir Elm alter bon 80 Sabrei
errei1te, mar aGgeinein beliebt. 81
binterIdBt auBer ieiner 5rau uno
ieinem ain0e feline int 8eg8itt Iebert-
oen gLtern $errn i1u0 5rou 6reO
Sod, ionic einen 9ritoer uno cine
S6ipeIter.
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BON MurbanfIaae freiaeipruden.

4e8 Mioines, Sd, 30. Ne8. =
Ger % idbrige aimmoee 8ioener
lD1lrDe beute BON &idter Meribon
fir b6aig iduIolos on Dem 1o6e
bon @liiobet9 Natts erfIdrt. Ser
&idlter iagte. odB Ons iuIiee M1o-
den lid lelbit uergiftet babe oo eS
beipieien lei. Dab Is ons @ift erit
mebrcre Stlnben nodoem lid 8i.
ocner fo~rtbe9ebcn battc, berihludt
1abe,
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aonaert in Der Srrenanitalt.

Settings, Ieb.. 80. 9e5, Gun.
0erte Mufiffreun0e wobnte 9onners.
tag Mben0 bcm in Dem @uoitorium
Der 3rrendnitolt Sngleiibe beranitoI
tetcr aon5ert oes bort %interniertei1
cninenten @ioIiniiten Sans Gilbert
inn oes cb%crflIls III Der AnitoIt
INTERPRETATION Hinnilten George
Wlcgbcrion bel. Die 9eiitnngm bei-
Der narcn bcr~borrageilo uno fanben
groBen 8eifall.
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@caen Sittlidfeitsberbrsdens
a~nncfluot.

Beatrice, g}eb., 80. 0ed. Scr
noromrftlih bon bier pobnerbe Jun.
&c 6armer Tbomas Mctnts befinbei
Fid inter Der 4nfIagc, gegen biz
nod mirloerj1brige Minnie Sobntail
rim NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. begonger
Bu babetl. Or muroe bon SiIoretb.
ateb., mo er feiteenommen uoroen
mar, bierbergebro6t, oonn iebod &c.
gen $1,000 9urgidoft bis 5u ieinenl
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stuuarebmunn SlOans Batter
erfrantt.

@enebo, 9ebr., 30. 0e5. - aor.
erebmonn Gbos. S. 5lo1n 1T aus
8nibineton bier einaetroffen, I'M an
Dns sfranfenbett ieines @oters gu ct.
leit oeilen 8iitotio Sl 9~eiorgnis
4nIaB gibt. Ger @rtronfte iii 81
Sabre alt unb felt opei ODER Orei
sSabren tr1nflif.
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anhLrnnnt in Mema60 Gnnntn-

auburft @eb, SO. 8e8. 81
alien Srten bon 9emaba Gountr
berrIdt elm 9obleilmongel ionocr
gleifen. Snfoleeoeiien greift mon
nie0er nuf ons 9erbrertuen BON Sol3
3uriif, unb manfle feline an9oI5ul.
ger ipcroer bon ben sSariiterrL mel.
he fit 8rcnnbol3 hobe 8reife er5ie.
len, ausgero0et.
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2nn fG6rt in Nntn hinrin.

0enferDille, So, 80. Ne5. en-
@iiter8ug fnbr 6reitog nbeHO In en-
glutomobiI binein. nobel Die 21.idb-
rige @arD gon0ri53i aiif Der Steae
get0tet muroe, nd5reno ibr 8eelei.
fer, @iaiam aonep, Der 2enfer oes
arafnpngens, idApere &erlesuteen
0apontruq.
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seide nidt iOentifiaiert.

@retnu, Reb,, 80. 9e3. Qit
2ei6e oeS unbefonnten. Der am
Sonntag bier bon eiliem 8ug iiber.
fnbren unO setotet mlroe, fpnnte Biz
jet nod nift ioentifi8iert peroeh,
oa iih feinerlei 4apiere ODER 9ln.
boltspunfte an DER 2ei1e borfonOert,
Mon eldibt, oaB Der 8erun9liifte
elm Stredenarbeiter mar.
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gridt Orei Nippen.

Geonr 8Iufis, gseb., 80. Sea.
3ns automobil bon 8errn nno 5rall
Glen Giblep fubr, ols ite BON aillem
9eiuA in Hierce Gountp ~auriidtelr
ten, bel SGuDler in eiuen @rabeu.
6roti @i6lep brad babel orei RIP.
pen, tpGbreil0 ibr Wotth ebenfoIls
idmer3bofte 8erlesitnger am Hilfen
nn0 4opf 0obontrna.
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SodaeitsaLofen.

@itbitrn gteb., 30. 9ea &t.
durD @foff bon 8rof itrlo Sri. SEQ.
ma 9uinder BON Eolnage mur0en
am 0cnuerstag bonn Ridter Shit.
ledge einanOer ~nngetrnnt. geioe itn0
befnnnte rnb beIiebte iitnge 2elite.
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@nte @isernts.

Crete, 9leby 30. De5. 8te @is-
ernie lit bier bereits bereinsebrodt,
uuO Die eroBen @isbduier itno Big
oben OIL poaoefiiat. Gas Sis i'm
8lile 9tiber mar in oieient Sabre
Defenders gut.
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gnter ganfamsiueis.

5iOnep 9seb., 80. Sea. Die
bel ben iteln 8dnfen BON @beDenne
gountp binterlegten 8epolite1l be.
trogen $1,94S. 4t6.43, mas pro.
Gopf Der gepolferung oeS Gountps
$247.42 ausrnaft.
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Gcttide eli. .filtb. 81. 8ouIs sir.
DIE, Gde 20. 1ln6 gbofts Ctr.
6. Z. 0tto, 9oitor; s. SiIoen0org
&ilfSpaItor.
@otteSoienit Inn 1890; Sbeno:
ySabresenoe nn0 @naoen5eit.
Somtogihtile I'M $50. - @ben0g
I'M 7 lit 8erinnmtlllng Der gibeI.
fIaiie; Inn 7:30 SilbeItcrgottes0ienit
III e1gI. Sprahe. Nddmittngs
3 lbr Observation-Disclosures.
4in 9eujabr8tag uft 1880 pre0iat
Serr 9aitor SiLgenOorf. @emein.
oeihuIe beginnt tpieoer am s. San.
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@oIOene SOdaeit.

Stella, 9seb., 80. Sea. SER
uno Groii 6. ". 8uler beeineen in
ibrem Seim In Goipion ons Ieltene
Jeit Der goIOenen Sof3eit. SEER
8uier eriiuOete i'm Sabre 1887 Sic
erite 3eitline in Gnpion.
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@n. s. mnnpidl. Nbnpfat.

Sprt9t ocutid unO lit offentIider
Notnr. 348 Omaha MntiornL gdnf
@ebduoe, 9nnbn Rebrnsfn.
8rafti5iert IN oaen 8eridten oes
GtooteS uno Der Ser. 5t1nter.
S6reibt Seitamente aus, beiorgt Be.
TibtiteL uno fiebt abitrofte ourd;
f;ebt, oat Seitau1ente i'm 0abIallefl.
idoftsqeridte qeoronet peroen. Sc.
Ioret @oImnhten unb 5iebt CRIB
iGoftea in iraenb einem Sell Der
@elt elm aoGefttert QusitdnOe.
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sRtrdLide Ga4ridteM.


Grae 9emtide Gbans.. entberiide
Stride, 90. uno Maion Str; Eitlrs
Sang, &aitor.
@m nddften 9onntos, oIs an
lesten Sag I'M alten Sabre, 1T Oeut-
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The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-16
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LONG BRANCH Oct. l3.-President Wilson return cd here today from Indianapolis where he made speech the interest of his candidacy. He will make another campaign speech here tomorrow, when he talk before delegation of ennSyv Democrats who coming hear him The vanguard of the delegation from Pennsy vania is arriving here tonight
 The President will remain here until Wednesday, when he goes Chicago make }lrcs His Chicago speech will be the fifth of his campaign.
 HUGHES IN MISSOURI
 JOPLIN, Mo- Oct 13.-Charles Evans Hughes, Re publican candidate for the presidency has invaded Missouri He into the today from Louisville Kentucky. He made stop of importance other than Springfield where he delivered short address, having spent of the day travelling.
 Upon reaching Joplin tonight Mr. Hughes addressed large audience immense which had been put up expectation of his coming His chief theme pro ectvc tariff He claimed in his remarks that the present prosperity of the country is built sand, and that nuance of the Democrats in power if they persist their present policy idle plants and impoverished work ngnen after the great in Europe is
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-16
ALASKA DAY ID BE CELEBRATED
 WITH B|C BALL
AUDITORIUM MANAGEMENT AN NOUNCES BIG DANCE FOR
 OCTOBER 1s

That general celebration of Alaska Day will be held on the eve ming of October Is at the Auditorium. is the announcement made by the Auditorium management. The cele bration will be chiefly in the shape of big dance to which the general public will be invited. Preliminary arrangements only have been made to date but that it is certainty that the dance will be pulled off, is the statement of the Auditorium man agement
 Alaska Day" is usually celebrated by the Pioneers. They have, how ever, concluded to let the day go by this year without a celebration. For this reason the management of the Auditorium has taken the matter up and will give the big dance
 The dance is to be no wide open" affair in any sense of the word. That is to say. it is to be a regular" social number of surprises are to be sprung on the dance loving public of Fairbanks, chief of which is some new music of kind which has not yet been explained. Lunch will be served in connection with the dance. a caterer having already been engaged.
 Further announcement concerning the affair will be made within the next few days