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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-05-31
National Peace Jubilee. "

/ $1,000 $1,000 49, - I~AA6 ASAe 49, 49,
sections of the country in reunion
to be known as the National
Peace Jubilee, which is to be
held at the Vicksburg National
Military Park, Vicksburg, Miss.
1t is to be'a reunion of thousands
of old soldier veterans of the Civil
War, those who wore the Blue and
those who wore the Gray. 1t has
been conceived and fostered by
the National Association of Vicks-
burg Veterans, which association
is composed of Union and Confed-
crate soldiers, and has been named
a peace jubilee" because in
sense it will glorify the peace born
of the amalgamation under one
flag Of all the states of the Union
on the ending of the conflict of the
battle fields of CLOS, and the pres
ent good wiz and harmony that
has been acquired in the interven-
ing years between all sections of
our united country. 1t is to be
similar to the celebration of the
Fiftieth Anniversary of the Battle
of Gettysburg in 1918; and it is
particularly appropriate that such
an event should be staged OF Vicks-
burg, as, during the same days
that the Battle of Gettysburg was
fought on northern soil, the South
assailing and the North defending,
the siege of Vicksburg was in pro-
gress, the North assailing and the
South defending, both of which
battles were decisive in the out
come of the war. Naturally, in a
broad way the b pf Gettys-
burg was fought by from the
East while that of Nieksburg was
fought by men of the West and
Central states. So the attendance
at the Gettysburg Reunion was
largely from the East while that
of Vicksburg will be proportion
ately from the central territory.
The Jubilee will be of special in
terest in that in all probability it
will be the last of it's kind that
will ever occur in commemorative
of the Civil War, for its veterans
now average seventy-one years in
age. Hence every effort is being
made, with promise of great sue
cess, to have this coming event a
glorious success from beginning to
end. The place where the en-
campment will be held, for it will
be an encampment insofar as the
veterans are concerned, is in the
National Military Park where the
battle of Vicksburg was fought,
and which is now one of the most
beautiful parks conceivable. The
latter in itself is also an extremely
interesting and instructive place.
including, as it does, the lines of
battle of the opposing armies and
the fighting ground between, ev-
cry bit of which is now readily ac-
cessible by superb system of park
roadways, along which the story
of the siege and defense is effect
lively recorded by state memorials,
markers and deliberately descrip-
tive tablets. The United States
government has made a general
appropriation and many states
have and are doing the same to
finance the enterprise. A colonel
of the regular army has been as
signed by encampment the old
veterans and their camp to be un-
der his direct supervision, the
Government thus assuring that
the old men will be properly taken
care of.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-05-31

The exposition buildings and
grounds at Gulfport have been
offered to the Navy Department
as naval training station. The
opening..of the exposition has been
postponed on account of the war.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-05-31

Your patriotic Duty-Buy a
Liberty Loan Bond.
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Wew gOrfer Draft 0iiOt.

Plus glap Dorf ipirb geidriebeu:
@ei Der beDoritebenbeu 4usbenrng
lpiro es 5fpeifellos nid,t 81 ben S5e.
nen fomrnen, Die iie Dor "a Jabren
81: per5eifynpn marerl, als Der WtiIi.
tdrHpang fir ben 9iirsertrieg einge.
fiibrt ipuroe. gs Dar am 10. s5uli
1863 aIs iif IN eiilein iiir aisbe.
bungsppede eiugeri9teten @ebdnbe
ON 3. 9Ibenue rno 46. Sr. Der Gro.
fob SenfiHs nieoerIieb, ben man BON
@aibington entianbt batte, I'M Die
9lusbebiins gu Ieiten. 9onm bate er
oas @ei1iporenenrao, IN bos bic gaa.
men Der i'm WhlitdraIter ftebenben
Jingen 2eltte gelegt fporoen iDureI.
nufgeitellt, oils elm 3iegeHteiu oiirhs
6eniter flos. 9as mar oos Sigiial
5um StlIrrt uno nun beeanHen Die
Draft 9fiots", pelde fiiIrf Sage
iuatbrteH affiiss affiiss 1000 Menifen ous SC.
ben foiteten. Dtanhe @ebdiibe muir.
ben nieoergebrannt unb man ihdst
oen Brnnoi9a6en auf $4,000, 900.
ssn Der san5en Stabt gseip Dorf Die
aud in groofIDn rotteten fih Bolts.
menaer 5uiamnlen. es iparen beion.
hers idIimme Gage. iiir gseger un0
oeren Sreiin6e, Die AboIitioniiten.
9as @oiieibols Der Neser, bic SO.
an Der So. CIR. unb 8.
She. nnb mnnhe @ebd1ibe I'M Mobn.
nierteI Der @eiden ON Der 8. anenue
serit6rt. Die BsfHbesregie.
riing sog Tr,fppat aus nHberen
5torten beran unb es'famsSog iinb
staft 5u beftigen adnpfet, bis am
fiinften 9oge esibIih bie R6beIstabr !
rer terbnttet suerhen Soastxa.
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@rnnbeisenfbnms.!S .!SbSrtb.fen.
ReueSpbotbefcn. q

Sppotbefcn
gii6oro O. @aro an glpoao g. inf
g 60. $1,000.
Is. s. grOipn an s q, Oousberit
$50.
5crieIbe on Senisl6en $50.
GmuII g. 9doies an gsirKei
s9rpSs 9. iuib 9. 60. $4,000.
Tic slIgofa Stealth Gonlpnnp an Die
&if StraBe 9. q. 60. $500.
SSobu Sedler m sSinbmnentaI g
n.t 9. gonponp $4,000.
Signuint Iioit ON So,ithern Ohio
=. :ub &, 80. $240O.
Senilie COOPER ar biefIbe $500.
SnroI6 .. Dorcelter on penrf
Worfet @ant $4,000.
ard,er 6. Siint on MiIfor6 Some
Building gonrponp $500.
RarD @. Collins on DO. $3.50.
@orru5 Iefbbopsfp an Granf o.
Benton $500.
5onnie g. 8eIIs on Gonu,eI o.
COOPER $500.
Gli5aostD DebolS on Die Union
Earrings g1nf unb 9rrit Go. $3100.
Natp eIisobetb gsTudebmm an
goore g. uno 6. 81. $4,000.
@etiIgte Sppotbefsn.
Wlarsnrst 8isssnbort on GaF Si5s
9log. onb 2oan 60. $500.
qbbo W. 6. Woltisn an 0ine Ctr.
Gable Qodn anb Blbg. Go. $3.50.
Wlosgis @. D. ToplOr an ausuft
O. gdmmtrlin, $1130.
Ttsisfb. an Guarantee 9spofit Go.
$500.
aouif. D. gur6 an Spbs gari
Sup. 81. Go. $500.
Iarp Nepsr Al, Rortb,peJtrn gIba.
u. Qoan 60. S40O.
MaItsr pattiIOu on 5eurp @pore
$3.50.
Sames 6. @ens on Central syairs
mount 8lbs. aub 9onn 60. $500.
Soi. Grtsl an Wintou earrings 8t.
$4,000.
!SarOIb 9. mOrtefisr an Charles SO.
2eeDer. $1,000.
@. 3. Tlunb an probiSsut SaOings
g. II. &. Go. $1,000.
Sorsb 90. SctDorb on GIari g.
meptrs. $500.
Sames W. Coates on Centennial
gIbg. qlHoeintion. $500.
9.rfsIbe on Seibert %. gppert.
$500.
5Iorenc. u. 8prtb an SdmueI ..
Cooper. $430.
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IS. 9oftp, 40 bel lao TuB an bet DIT
isits Der gepis 2lbsnus, 1913 Sub fIib.
lid BON Der 9ud Grsst Roab; 81.
Ularp 3. Wc9usb an 5annts y
Weas, brsi Sabre podt, bonn %,
Suni 1917 an. auf 40 bel SO 6u5 en-
Der Sitisits Der Waple Part glDenrs;
jGbrIiae Mietbs $240. nit benz On.
toufsspripilesium su $4,000.
Samuel .. Cooper an NlarD 3.
RcSueb. basieIbe Giesntbum; 81.
5orptp 6. Subbsn an 6. g. gonis
feb unb !. g. RcGlatn. sruFises.
Got "a in Der 9onnpbaIe abbiticn ji
2pOeIanb; 81.
sOuifa sbsobaIb on S6a Gupbcff,
so BEL 100 SUB an Der Rorboitsgds
Der So5eI unb Suoion apenus; 81.
annn Ban Supl an aoniis %. acrI,
80 BEL 135 Sub an Der Sitisits Der
5oreit aosHus. stpiiden gBiliams
unb Sbaninoor 9lpenue in glornoob;
$lo0.
SneB Murpbp an sbe grumleb,
Sonss &, Grum1sb Co., aots Z unt 70
in aemper's llntsrabtbsilune In Sef,
tion 7 in Niqereet Toipnibip; 81.
ebriftian 9rtHtmon II. glnb. or
Charles Simmel. uneeFdbr 101 gder
9anb in ben Ssttionen Is unb u in
SprinqfieIb soipnfhip; 81.
6. g. Glort an Sigmuni pinF, 2
Gder aanb in Gsttion II In Spcds
more SoipnIbip; 81.
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GrHnbsiseHibnms llsbertraonnsea.
Ginefnnati. o. Suni.


Cana 8uf4 an Sobn Sedler, 80
Bel So SUB an Der Weiffsiie Der anorr
Gpenue, stpiiden gedel unb Central
Gpenue, 81.
gtsinborb admm on Morp 8aser,
81 Bel III SUB an Der Siibfeite Der
Carolina glDenue in 8onb Sia, 81.
9lnnd g. Comet an grdnpilIe Cons
nett, 80 BEL 140 SuB an Der NoroOits
feite Der SO. SfruBs IN Sartt55dsi, 81. 81
2eonarb Gnro.r gr., an bic Srus
fees Der Cincinnati Soutbern Rail,
ipap, Quit>elaim auf q BEL 100 Sub
an Der Gfibieite Der Trcnt SirGbe, 81.
2eonarb Gdrper Sr., Bormunb BON
Wesleb SO. 9drper on bic 5rufftes
Der Cincinnati Goufbern gdilrpap, 27
bet 100 SUB an ber GifoIeits Der
Jront Sirnbe, 81 800.
30. an bo., busfeIbe Gigentbum, 81.
Janes u. 9ougbertp an 90. 8.
Broipu, aots Is unb 16 In Sobn 6.
Sdnrper's lInterdbfbeiIirRg an Co
liinbta Gnenne, $t60.
8. g. SaaHforb an Mr61 @. 6uni,
40 Bel 120 syfb an Der Weittsiit ber
Mnfbire glDenue; 81.
alts1nubss or. 6Grpuat On NiIaaz
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nigen be5abIt, Die iid sum ariegs.
oieuite itellen ioIIten.
Die glusbebimg brndte ben 2elo.
beeren 5lDnr feinen groBeH 9rnpnhs
an Siefruten, nber iie Dirfte merfluiir.
0iaerpeiIe iebr beIebeno dIf ole ion.
itige gletrlitierime. Bon ben i'm err
item Stonareboiitrifte sur Stelurg
perpilid,tcten 4fT2 Nann ipuroen
1887 na9 Der Gr5tIifcn llnteriuhinig
rntIaiien, 1854 sabIten je $500.
f047 iteaten lid iiberbniipt rfft gum
9ienite, 140 Iieben StenDertreter
fir fid IN ben Grieg 5ieben iino MIR
ia Weann fonrten fuirfIih eingenii.
itert fperoen. Gie Regieriing obtr
tonnie S340, 200 bon oeneii einitederi.
Die iih losgefnnft bntten. gscd flds.
lider mar 6as gnbreiultnt i'm gan.
sen gtnate. Bon 1926 Rmtn bic
3um arieasoieuIt beitintnif iporoen
maren, fonnten mir $50 Wann elm.
geitellt per6en, ober bic Regieruna
erbieIt $1,524,300 on 2osfaiiigel.
bern.
Bon bei glisgehobeten, Die fidb
iiberbniIpt nibt iteater, fIoben Die
meiiten nnb qannbu ober ertlegenen
0anoestbeiIen. 9iele 6ieier sSubncn.
fliihtiaen febrten 6dnn mod oeiuSirIe.
ge ritjig nnd ibren Setmntbsorten
;uriid nno fonirten iid ingeitort Der
bon ben om6erep neutrality-suspicious..
riibe inio groiperitdt i'm SaiIoe err
freuefi.
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SSSiilt 1864 uno bieies @ial mar bas
2osfaiten eeietIih berboten porben.
Gas eirtaise Wlittel, iid bem 9ieniie
gu ent5ieben, mar 6eHn audi MIR nod
Die SteIlimg zines Strcbmannes.
Sect begarn cine nagerneine Sebiago
aIler begiiterten GienitpfIi6tigen naf
SteIloertretern. Ste SprefsiutTer
Der iinteriuhen6en ster5te spuren aber
aud BEL Gag unb Ra6t iiberfiiIlt. gi.
ne @eifidte Der Staot Riimmifee
idreibt bieriiber:
.Iob nierlaIs mar bic Sta6t Der.
art mit oIen u1oelihen araufbetten
iinb 9ebrehen berfeuft. Gs ifien,
nIs oh bic gnr3e militdrpfliftige @e.
boIteriuIg ii6 dr5tliher 8ebanbIing
nnter5ieben nnibte. Die cine SdIiie
idien an alerIei boien 9dbmuingen,
bic art6ere on oIlerlei fonItigen droni.
iben arnIlfbeiten Sf Ieiben, BON oenen
nienrou6 porber etipas pernrutbet bot.
te. Cine entftelte ooer and MIR Ieif,t
l16ierte Sunb, elm perrenfter Sui;
ODER elm tletner grii9 tpurben oo.
mails aIs SegHuneen bes SintrnelS
tDenn iie ben SrGger bonn
ariegsoienft befreien fonnte,l 0diid.
Iih prizes iih Der Singing, benz eine
3ebe febIte oSer Der eiregan6agp ira.
gen niibte.
~Sie edten Snienfiibe padten aber
ibre iieben Soden uno eiIten noro.
lpdrts iiber Die @ren8e, 70 itulel fie
oieie mir erreiden tonnten. @enn iie
iFren SUB nuf 6en goben aana6os
Iesten, fiieben iie etnen Seili3er Der
grlei6terirng aus. Sod eIiidIiter
paren bieienigen, bie Die WitteI beia.
BEN, fih Strobuidnner fir benariegs.
oienit 5ii erfmifen. gur Die GAM
armen mlibten iib eebulSs in ibr
Sdidial ereeben.
.Gus ,,Seiddft" Der SteQpertreter
iiir ben Grieesbienit itnn6 bamnls in
Der boddten gliitbe. Elm IS. Snli
1864 IiebeH fifJ bieie Strobmdnner
$500, 5000 linb $f00 be5abIen, i
1odbeur iie elm, sfpf ober brei sSabrc
oienen iolIten. Ger greis fir Die
SteIlbertrefer sins baIb auf $500 in
,ie Sobe.~
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: Gin mitteloat.rit5sr

- Gin mtttelaIterIt6tr
artegsbert5ter Itatter. Sta.
lien Tam it9 bts erftea ftriegsiorrsf
ipcn6enten riibmen. CT Heb, ben iius
IieniTfen gldttern 3ufofae Ginntonio
pprt,llp bi gunboni mn mar ipd9reno
bts Sefb5uses 5ipiffen Mailanb unb
ber Republft @enebig I'm Sabre 1851
big 1852 btui5ouptquortier bss Obers
befsbisb1bers Der peneiiaHii6en Srnps
pen sueeibeilt. Sein amt mar es, ale
miIitdrifden Spsrationm unb alIe
@aFfentboisn, benen bei5iHpobnsn sr
@elsseubeit bate. 5u bef6rsiben uro
fritifh III bslsuhfsn. Giner feinsr
Bsridss, i'm fdtpiiliiigen StiI Der 3sit
dbeefaBt. IN NOD borhdnhsn. Or
fiibri ben Tiid rppreellu eommenta.
idrin Sac. pictinini. i,neinini mar
Der OberbcfebIsbaber Der D,neii1nis
iten Srnppsn. Snisrtfoni IN ss, bab
bieier erfie 4risgsbtriffsriiatier, Of.
ippbf sr ausbriidfi9 bem iomhdnbie-
renbsn gsneraI beg benctinniid<n Sees
res beisseeten nor. slsidBeitis Gr.
faubnib buttt, aud be f,iHblide slrs
NEE, bic BON nrnnctseo Gforsd tom.
muubierten Maildnber Sruppen. si
beii6tieeu.
geroorbene Grenbe
gdid uro peter ieben Ionge 8ett
arbeitern Sii, bic cine probs @Ias-
d3eibe IN elm S&mtfsHftRr eisdesen.
~apun1, gefer,@ fagt pnd Su lei.
rem Rdnerdbeu, .stbn iuir - bic
fo,fm ~ h, bod uidt tn1szss
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Gortfssuns fDlet) Z
@ebenfIihea 3eikhen

gouer gum nnberH): 4. @us.
ben MiiIIer 9oisI bait GAm 9eiit
Nenit g'npunnen2I gau, bn bift 8
i45n 'neingfnnerl @ern Der .onnaI
brd Tag mn ftiebIt trfaatser. bea
&soap1 inzhiss&dn
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
CHIEF JUSTICE ORDERS
STAY OF JUDGMENT

Chief Justice McCarran has issu'
ed a Certificate of Probable Cause
In the case of George McFarlin recent
ly tried and convicted on a charge of
embezzlement, and ordered a stay OF
Judgment and sentence and admission
of the defendant to bail in the sum OF
$4,000 pending the perfection Of an ap'
peal TO the supreme court.
McFarlin was the manager OF the
Churchill County Telephone Com
pany. He was arrested in March, on
a charge of embezzling ABOUT $500.
He was convicted on the charge June
7th. A motion for a new trial of the
case was overruled and sentence OF
ia years was passed on July End.
McFarlin's attorney. James NJ.
Frame. applied to the supreme court
for the certificate of probable cause,
Tuesday. The hearing was postponed
until Thursday. to give G. J. Kenney,
the prosecuting attorney of Churchill
county an opportunity to be present.
After the arguments were, made
the certifcate-the first one OF the
kind issued by the court In many
years-was granted.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
WIDOW AND CHILDREN
ARE AWARDED $4,000

The sun Of $4,000 has been awarded
to the widow and three children OF
Thomas D. Fay. late Of Fallon, by the
Industrial Commission. Dir. Fay was
injured at the Nevada Wonder Mine
in March. 1915 and was disabled for
two weeks. Then he began to fail. a
couple of operations were performed
but the man died a week less than a
rear after the accident.
The cast has been submitted TO and
studied and considered by many of
the most eminent specialists and
pathologists of the country. Ther
has been no disposition on the part OF
the commission TO dispute the claim,
but Ia was desired that the record as
to the cause OF death be perfectly
clear.
In the opinion of the medical au-
fhorities the cancer OF the liver, which
caused Fay's death. was the direct re-
suit OF the injury.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15

pany to use fifteen men On their hold
ings. The company agreed to $3.50 a
day for the mems services. This
money will be paid into the prison
fund and the board viii decide what
disposition 10 make of i.
Fulstone expects 10 Use between
thirty and forty men from the prison
on his property during the haying
time, and II Is understood that other
ranchers are making arrangements te
use prison labor.
This is tie a~t time that prisoners
have been put to work on properties
OF individuals In this state. The
movement was decided on because OF
the shortage of labor and also be
cause the board felt that there Is am
| pie opportunity for the prisoners to
earn their keep aud do some good
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM ALL OF IHE 91AlE

the State, but light to nodera.s shov
ers fell over the northesa hall. IN.
greatest monthly amount being ~
inch at WA, In the northern part :,
Washos county. There was very m
tie cloudiness. The sunshine ayarss
ed about IS per cent of the possIhis
amount.
II. +. Alps. Meteroloeist
Ranges r better than usual. LIya
stock of all kinds is doing well. !.
most parts Of the State hay IL nm
usually good. Grain crops are NAL.
Ing very satisfactory progress. liar.
vest is under way In the southern
part. Gardens are somewhat belov
normal. Prospects are good for a fun
crop Of sugar-beets.
Miner M. Justin.
Field Agent for Nev.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
CONFERENCE HELD IN
REGARD TO CARSON MINT

Ray Baker. director. and F. II. Chat
fin, chief examiner OF United States
mints, in company with . number OF
citizens. have been in conference with
Governor Boyle about the Carson
mint proposition.
The necessity Of enlarged mining
facilities throughout the country and
the fact that Nevada's wonderful and
rapidly Increasing mineral production
entities her to a rehabilitation of the
old mint II new mints are to be as
fablished has undoubtedly attracted
the attention of the Washington au-
thorities, and the meeting being held
Is for the purpose of setting forth
the claims of this state. Mr.. Baker
is taking an active interest in the mat
ter and his efforts are strongly back
ed by Nevada's senator's at Washing
ton.-Carson Appeal
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
FORMER CHIEF JUSTICE
DIES IN CALIFORNIA

James G. Sweeney died at Oakland,
California, at the home of his sister
Mrs. George Lammon.
The resisted progress for several
months of pernicious progressive
anemia cut short a career that was
In many respects most remarkable In
the history of this or any other state
Born In Carson City. January y, 1871
James G. Sweeney passed through the
public schools and high school OF this
city. took the B. A. degree at 81.
Mary's college, Oakland. Cal. studied
law while working In the Comstock
mines and entered and graduated
from the Columbia University at
Washington. D. C.
Sweeney served a term in the Ne
yada legislature as a~semblyman from
Ormsby county. When only twenty
four years of age he was nominated
and elected to the Office of attorney
general of the state. He next be
came a justice of the supreme court
and served as chief Justice. 1t Is said
that he had the distinction OF being
the youngest man ever elected to the
attorney-generalship or to n su'
preme judgship of any state IN the
Union.
Edward D. Sweeney and his VIE
Ellen Cayanaugh, we're the parents oil
James G. Sweeney. Mrs. George l.
Sanford, of Carson City, is a sister o.
the deceased. Alice Sweeney bis
daughter, resides at Oakland.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
NEVADA CROPS

A summary of the July crop report
for the State of Nevada and TOT tne
United States. as compiled by the bu'
reau of Crop Estimates land trans
mitted through the Weather Bureau
II. 8. Department of Agriculture. Il
as follows:
Winter Wheat
state-July l forecast. $4,000 On
shells; production last year eDecem
her estimate), $1,000 bushels.
United S~tates-July l forecast l.
mo O bushels; production last yeai
December estimate). 4S1.1f2,ooo ou
shells.
Spring Wheat
state-July- forecast, 1,070,0OO bu
shells: production last year. tDecem
her estimate), 1,102, 900 bushels.
limited States July forecast, z76.
900. 900 bushels; production last year
fDecember estimate, i5S,142.o0O bu
shells.
state-July l forecast, b9S,oOo pu
shells: production last year ODecem
her estimate), 100000 bushels.
United States-July l forecast
I 45o COCO bushels; production las
year December estimate). l.25l'99z'
900 bushels.
Barley
state-July 1 forecast. $4,000 bu
shells; production last year tDeeem
Der estimate), $4,000 bushels.
United States-July l forecast, ia
600. 900 bushels; production last yea
December estimate). 1So.927.0oo bu
shells.
Potatoes
state-July 1 forecast, 2,950.o0o bu
shells; production last year tDecen
Der estimate). $4,000 bushels.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
OLDEST TOWN IN STATE
THREATENED ~ FIRE

The town Of Genoa was threatened
by a brush fire that swept across a
large area of dead sagebrush between
that twon and Wally's Springs.
The fire was put out by the
large number Of persons who f1ocked
In from the surrounding country to
give assistance. At least twenty auto
loads of men went from Gardnerviils
alone. No damage was done In add
ton to the burning of the hillside
sagebrush.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15


r1n;,ad states-July 1 forecast, 45z,'
mn ono bushels; production last year
,Daeenber estimate), 2s5.457.oo0 bu-
shells.
All Hay
StateeJuly | forecast, ~i'-'''voo
eons: production last year tDeeemoer
estimate). I'll, 900 tons.
limited states-Juiy l forecast No.
ono 900 tons; production asst year
macember estimate) iJo.7 ss,oco Ions
AppIes-AsricuIsurai Crop
State-July 1 forecast. 6i,0po par
rels of 3 bushels; production iast yea
fDecember estimate), $4,000 barriers.
United ~states-July i forecast IT,
sno 900 barrels of 5 bushels. proeue-
tion last year December esrimate,'
CT Ar. 900 barrels.
last wear very few OF the total
state erops and 80 per cent OF the 10
tai United States crop were estimated
to be commercial" Il. O., shipped ou'
of the country where grown). TINS
wear about 3 per cent OF The STATE
cron and 81 per cent OF the United
States crop are estimated tentatiVeis
10 be commercial
Prices
The first price given below Is ins
, average on July 1 this year, ana th'
average on July 1 last year.
State-Wheat. 242 and 40 peent'
ner bushel. Corn.-and- Oats. 10
and IS. Potatoes, 2o3 and llS. Hay
- and 1890 per ton. Cotton, :
and = cents per pound. Eggs, 81 AM
81 cents per dozen.
United States-Wheat, 2201 an'
$50 cents per bushel. Corn. 1916 AM
TEA cents. Oats, s8.s and 4o.4 cents
Potatoes, 247.9 and 1923 cents. Ha'
s14.5s and $500 per ton. Cotton. -.
and 12.5 cents per pound. Eggs. 20.
and 1877 cents per dozen.
Weather and Crop Notes
June was moderately warm a al
usually dry. The monthly averag
temperature rose above the nornia
for the first month since last Septen
Der. A cool period from about tn
10th to the 18th. when light to heav
frosts occurred over the northern tw'
thirds OF the Safe. resulting In siigf
damage &c tender vegetation In som
localities. There was practically n
lrrccipi stion wei the southern half {
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
NEVADA PRISONERS TO BE
HIRED OUT FOR WORK

Prisoners In the Nevada state peni'
Tertiary will be put to work on the
farms In the state and arrangements
have already been completed by the
Plymouth Land and Live Stock com.
pany in Smith Valley and Charles L.
Fulstone Of Douglas county to use a
number of these men, says the Ga
xette.
1t was decided to allow the prison
ers to work for individuals and ar
engagements were completed with the
Plymouth Land and Live Stock com
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
STATE CONTROLLER
Is ILL IN CAliFoRN,A

Mr.. Sam p. Davis suffered a stroke
of paralysis and Is being cared for
at the Garden City s~anitarium. ar.
cording to a telegram received NJ
Carson by the Davis family.
The seriousness of Davis illness
was not known until recently, It was
stated that he could not be moved for
a few days at least. Mrs. Lucy Gro
well left, last week to go to he,
fathers bedside.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15

ginia City, during the week to meet
The commissioners and present an ap-
~nlication for permission to the coni-
nany to extend its lines through tue
northern part of Storey county.