The Ely miner., 1920-04-30

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Redfield, s. D.-Redfield expects to
have the finest stock sales pavilion in
this part of the state of the result of
fire few days ago, which totally de-
stroyed the pavilion belonging to the
Sphinx County Breeders association
More than $4,000 has been subscribed
for the new building.
Bismarck, N. DIT is estimated al
most half of the former service men
in the state, whose serial numbers en-
title them to Immediately payment of
their soldier bonus, have not received
their warrants because of changes in
addresses. The office expects that all
claim numbers up to 1000 will be
vouchered this month
Washington
! Washington-The summer home Of
Admiral Dewey in Rhode Island ave-,
presented to him as the gift of the
American people, has been sold and
will be converted into store.
Washington Suffragists. predict the
ratification of the national amendment
within three months by at least two
and possibly all of the five states of
Delaware, Louisiana, North Carolina
Connecticut and Vermont
Westinghouse Collections of SIS, 9,051,-
23S in delinquent taxes and penalties
and discovery of 295,977, delinquent
tax payers were made by the bureau
of internal revenue in six months
delinquent tax drive ended Jan. 81,
1920.
Washington.-Buria services for 10
soldiers, whose bodies recently were
brought back from overseas, will be
held at Arlington with the usual mill
tary honor. The bodies will be buried
in the European section of the ceme-
terry
Washington The Federal Reserve
Board in its monthly report on busi-
ness conditions emphasizes the great
scarcity of farm labor and consequent
high wages as factors that work
against decline in prices of farm pro-
ducts
Westinghouse Collection Of the ma
tion's taxes last year cost the govern
ment SO cents for each $100 in revenue,
according to statement by the bu-
reau of internal revenue. Total collec-
tions for the year were $3.50, ,15O, 900
and the total expenditures in collecting
this amount $20,573,O 900, the statement
declared.
Foreign
Manila, P. 1.-The United States
cruiser New Orleans was ordered to
Vladivostok.
Constantinople Five hundred
French troops were reported lost in
the evacuation of Urfa, Mesopotamia.
Berlin. The national assembly
granted '2,25O,OOO,OOO marks for in
creased wages to prevent general
railroad strike.
Rome.-Paul Joseph Tussbaum,
bishop of the Corpus Christi, Texas,
diocese, was nominated titular bishop
of Gerasa at the Vatican.
London.-Thomas j. MacNamara,
minister of labor, told the House of
Commons that the strikes and, lock-
outs reported to the ministry of labor
during 1919 aggregated Lab
Honolulu, T. H.-Scores of persons
were killed and $4,000 acres of timber
destroyed by forest fires in the Kamo
district, says Toxic cable to Nippu
Jill, Japanese newspaper here
st. Johns, N. F.-Thirty-four thou.
sand seals valued at $175,000 was the
total catch for the season which has
just closed. This is the smallest num-
Der of seals taken in the history of
the industry.
Berlin-Forty billion marks are in.
volved in the governments purchase
of the Federated States railways,
which has been approved by the ma.
tional assembly. The annual interest
incurred in the nations huge invest
ment is estimated at 100000 marks
More than 100000 employees of the
railways will be on the government
payroll.
Domestic