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Judge Linn Brannon, lawyer, Weston
William Nickel, coal lands, Glen Jean.
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Dr. X. a lrelanu, CITY heaitn commissioner
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ton.
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state Auditor, ,Cnarieston.
John +. Brazer, pewhatan Brass q lfon
WORKS, Gnaries Iown.
Chas II. Smith. fownatan Brass g lfou
WORKS, Charies !own.
Rolte Gernardt 1armef~ano ZIMMERMAN
Charles Town.
Frank B. Robinson, ice ana colo storage,
Charles Town.
W. Bruce Talbot prosecuting attorney,
Phllippi:
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T. E. Powuall, butcher, Romney.
A. W. Van Fleet, barber, Romney.
W. r. Hill. pharmacist, Romney.
Jos. NJ. Polling, plasterer, Romney.
r. W. Rannels, fruit grower. Romney.
l.. A. Westfall, farmer, Glenville.
D. ~ Beall, farmer, Chenille.
W. ". Wiseman, farmer, Chenille.
Z. 6. Pierson, former pardon attorney
Charleston.
A. +. Miles. blacksmith. GlenviIle.
0. W. Gerwig, farmer. Chenille.
j. NJ. Shirley, lawyer, Charleston.
]. S. Barker, merchant, Saint Adams.
f. A. Henry, former mine inspector. Clifton.
Ale Mottesheard, city auditor, Charleston.
Ralph c. Mathews, Assistant City Auditor,
Charleston.
W. c. Seely. merchant. Hinton.
Z. B. Turner, locomotive engineer, Hinton.
Jacob Piersou, travelling salesman, Charles
ion.
DR.. R. W. Undertake. physician, Hinton.
A. X. Schiller, garage, Romncy.
Lester Cookus, harness shop, Romney.
]. S. Taylor, fruit grower, Romney.
r. S. Hastings former Mayor, Montgomery.
E. q. Hunter, banker and member State
Senate. Moundsyille.
Walter +. Burgess, member State Senate,
MonndSville.
Col. j. D. Rurlcy, banker, MoundSville.
Mentor He;zer business man. MoundSville.
Dr 4 NJ Steele. physician, M0undSville.
+. ". Baldwin. Lieut.. Colonel It'll W. Va.
Infantry, Civil War; Moundsville.
]. y. Barbour travelling salesman, Mounds
vile.
NJ. c. Barker, travelling salesman, Mounds
vile.
W. G. McGlumphy. Jr., lawyer, MOundsville.
Or. c. f. Hutchinson, physician, Mounds.
vile.
C. s. Johnson, bank clerk, Clay.
J. B. Wheeler. Elk Valley Bank, Clay.
W. c: Caldwell, teacher, Clay.
3. F. Hamrick, farmer. Clay.
G. W. Arbogast, member Board Education,
Clay. -
c. L. Summers, merchant Clay.
l.. H. Atkins, real estate, Kermit.
Or. II. N. Coleman, physician, Matewan.
G.. N. Slaughter, Thacker Coal Mining CO,
Thacker.
DR.. A. G. Rutherford, physician, ThacEer.
N. T. Writtco, member State Committee,
Keystone.
T. Edward Hill. Mcdowell Times, keystone.
william BarracE, mine manager, Vivian
R., Dennis Steed, lawyer and former State
Senator, Charleston.
F.. S. Baker, banker, Brahwell.
E. B. Daison, Empire National Bank, Clarks-
H. Sol White, former State Senator. Mate
wan.
Frank B. Haymaker, druggist. ClarksburS.
DR.. W P. Gott, physician, Clarksburs.
S. A. Powell, lawyer, Harrisyille.
L. R. Charter, banker. West Union.
Wallace B. Gribble, lawyer and State Sena.
Tor, West Union.
c. L. Topping, clerk, House Of Delegates,
Charleston.
". ]. Elliott, sheriff Mercer county, Prince.
W. e. Rardin, attorney, Beckley.
Jennings J. Summers, circuit clerk. Sum
mersville.
". G. Brown. chairman county committee,
Summersville.
DR.. James acclung, former State Senator,
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John S. Koran, State Fire Aarsnai, Charles
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Albert Stephenson, circuit cierH, Gay.
0. L.. Hall, prosecuting attorney, Gay.
Judge N. ]: Simms'' business man, Mont
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yeyor, Point Pleasant.
Obey Simmons, merchant, Point Pleasant.
Capt. Z. E. Burnsides, steambcatman, Point
Pleasant.
Edward Jones, miner, Ramasc
II. H. Shinn, newspaper publisher, west
Union.
James A. Hughes, former member Congress,
Huntington.
z. Taylor vinson, lawyer, Huntington.
Or. l.. V. Guthrie, Huntington State Hos
pital, Huntington.
W. H. Cunningham, mining engineer, Hunt
ington.
f. E. Williams. lawyer, Huntington.
F. NJ. Livezey, lawyer, Huntington.
II. A. Zeler, rail manufacturer, Huntington.
Capt. R. R. Smith, coal operator, Hunting
ton.
c. R. Mitchell clerk circuit court, Madison.
S. Z. Bradley, engineer, Madison.
0. D. Strader, contractor, Ra!nelle.
John Raine, Meadow River Lumber Co,
Rainelle.
W. r. Hunt. deputy sheriff, Lewlsburr.
John ". Powell, railroad, White Sulphur
Springs.
E. T. Weir. manufacturer, Weirton.
G. E. Kraft, auto supplies, WellshurS.
Dr.. H. l. Judge, physician. Wellsburg
T. ]. Mahan, member House Of Delegates
WeIlsburs.
julius Thompson, tannery. Petersburg.
J. f. Buckley, lawyer, Marlinton.
R. $. Hickman. lumber manufacturer. Cas-.
James ". Price, physician. Marlinton.
Amos Woodall, jeweler, Marlinton.
H.. Lockridge, lawyer, Marlinton.
O. L. Harrison, Mayor Of Weston.
n F Davis, city commissioner. Fairmont
John G. Prichard, lawyer. Fairmont.
Geo f. Amos banker and business man, :
Fairmont.
NJ A Jolliff. business man, FairmOnt.
Harry Shaw, lawyer, Falrmont
NJ /. Hutchinson, coal operator, Fairmont.
R. T. Cunningham, glass manufacturer, Fair.
mont
James A. Meredith. lawyer. Fairmont.
" :. Meredith. former State Senator, Fair
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Jobn yesch. merchant Harrington.
Cen " Bowers, pottery manufacturer, Man.
ninctop.
DR. i q. McNeely. dentist, Fairmont
Leslie Koep, banker. Warrington.
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4. R. Kunst, secretary county committee,
Grafton.
Dr.. 7. F. Ianham, former member House Of
DELEGATES. Grafton.
J. c. Iewellen. member board o: equaliza.
ton. Grafton.
LC. SpiIer. hotel proprietor, Elklns.
n G. johnson, State Senator. EIkins.
/ Blackburn Ware, lawyer, PhilippI.
A P. Lane. contractor, Buckhannon.
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D F. Cuppett. member House Of Delegates
Thomas.
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Parsons.
H.F. Colebank, clerk county court Parsons.
A. S. Lindsey. railroad manager, Hendricks.
". E. Weimer, garage, Davis.
PIT. Sroup, member county committee, Par
SONS.
W. D. Scallon, merchant, Hendricks.
Lucius Hoge, merchant Clarksburg.
Ernest R. Bell, attorney, Falrnont.
c. E, Hutchinson, coal business, Falment
a. L. HeIntzelman, glass manufacturer, Fair.
mont.
Major Rollo ]. Conley, lawyer, Fairmont.
O, 81 Weaver. farmer, Bellngton.
James D. Charlton, business man, Manning.
ton.
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Republican nomination for Governor.

~ Republican nomination for Governor
Judge Morgan is admirably equipped to be Governor Of
West Virginia He not class candidate; he not Sec
onal candidate, and he is not actoual candidate He
stands for progress not exploitation for the maintenance OF
Inv and order, not for radcalism and communism
The Republicans Of West Virginia the primary eeetoa
81 Nav IS will not nominate for Governor class candidate
They will not give the gubernatona nomination to cand'.
date who represents special business interest They will
not gse the nomination for Governor to candidate who
idroitfy seeks to array class against class.
Judge Morgan is neither reactiOnary ner radical His
andidacy is satisfactory the farmers the labor vote and
III. business element dissemination will bring harmony to
lie Republican party That's the compelling reason why he
las the support of the Republican leaders who favored Judge
Robinson and the Republican leaders who supported General
Lilly 1915
West Virginia Republicans will not nominate for Gov.
nor candidate who cannot the labor vote and who
mas been condemned by labor They will not give the NOM
nation to candidate who cannot expect to secure the vote
,fthe farmers and the business element
Naturally they will turn to Judge E. F. Morgan because
Will receive the votes OF business men farmers asd labor
candidacy is not repugnan anyclass it not sectional
n character and has utterly oblterated factonal lines
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town.
Rev. Archibald Moore, district superintend.
end, MOrgantown.
Scott Perkins miner, Macdonald.
". B. Taught Dunkard Valley Ban|
BiackSille.
DR.. o. c. Bradley, veterinary, wadestown.
Joe Neg, glass worker, MorgantOgn.
R. x. Wolf, farmer, Red House.
F. E, Write, member board OF equalization
Morgantown.
town.
EN- Grant. coal and timber. Morsantorr.
Chas B. Goodwin, lawyer. Morgantown.
John N. Darlington, manufacturer, Martins
burg.
John W. Dean, merchant, Nartinsburr
\. E. Perrin, sand mine operator, BerSele!
Springs.
D. Gold Miller, fruit grower, Garrardstown.
R. E. Allen, banker, Berkeley Springs.
n. S. Stark, building inspector. Charleston.
John A. Icy, merchant, Paw Paw.
]. X, Anderson, engineer, Charleston.
R. B. Saylcr. insurance, Wheeling.
NJ j. Cullinan. lawyer, Wheeling.
Nv. J..Lukens, ;jeweler, Wheeling,
Louis Buchwald, STATE compensation depart
ment, Wheeling.
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N. c. Smith. B. { 0. Ry., Wheeling.
Herman A. Hundt, attorney, Wheeling.
Y. B. Salmons, teacher. Dunlew.
uaId.rSon u,vnar6 merchant. Dunlsv.
w Michel; business man. WAYNE.
r " Miller farmer Bolair.
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tinsril,e
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n f n, LAWYER, MiddIebourns
Z r Wonrs lawver WiddIebourne
w { Sweden LAWYER Sistersyille
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Par partersburg.
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pS,iin D phillirs dtugrist Spencer.
p.rlsr 4 DeBerry coal onerafor. CLAY.
= " Ncyey hotsli nronrietar. Thnrmond.
ca ~ Wnlfs secretary coal associatien Beck.
lev
1.SS Meek LAWYER Hsotinston
1ea9 IAN sttsicS serner state Senator Huut.
'in.tsn ~ 3 Slsss 80 -
m ~ r .Hepshay physician Nartinsburr
.Par q Dale King. minister .Williamsfown.
las s Lewis state Senator. t,af HIll
cssss M Heater hotel urcorietor. BurnS
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III notson nexsnaner editor Riehxood.
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They're all for Morgan

Vv JEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS, desirous Of
AN party success next November, and regardless Of
wv former political affiliations have united behind
s the candidacy Of Judge E. F. Morgan for the
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State News From EXCHANGES

the fund.-virginia Chronicle.
The trials Of l.. w. Fristoe ana
Joe Bell, both charged with murder
IN the hrst degree, will be the first
cases held In the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict court at Ely for the May term,
opening May 3. Fristoe and Bell are
charged with shooting to death Ar
thur st. Clair, constable at Deeth.
Elko County, and George Requa of
Wells. near Cherry Creek, White Pine
County, on February 20. st. Clair
was killed instantly and Requa died
two or three weeks afterward.
California capital, according to an
announcement contained in the coast
papers, has erected a 100000 plant
for the purpose of manufacturing
soap and toilet articles from material
furnished by the South Fork soap
mine. which lies near the Bellinger
ranch at Lee, Elko County. Nevada.
The product to be produced by the
California manufacturing plant is to
be called "Elkonite." The plant is
located at Oakland. The product as
1t comes In its natural state is used
as a base for soaps Of all kinds.
Several Of the large cattle and land
interests of this State are figuring on
taking over a number of small hold
ings In Nevada In order to settle wat
er difficulties, according to the Reno
Gazette. Under the plan a number
of the small farm sections will be-
come part of the holdings of the big
concerns. State Engineer Scrugham
states that while this settles the wat
err trouble, that it also cuts into the
small holdings and will materially re-
duce population In a number of in
stances II the plans go through.
According to the Carson News, Ne
vadans may have the opportunity at
this years general election Of decid-
ing whether the present six-months'
residence law enacted at the 1915
session Of the State Legislature re-
main in full force and effect, or
whether 1t be repealed and thus make
the 1913 years residence law effect
i've. Citizens Of the State will un-
doubtedly be astonished when 1t Is
stated that the leader in a movement
to repeal the present statute through
referendum is likely to be William
II. Sheldon, formerly Schnitzer, of
Reno.
Fallon Standard: A meeting of
farmers OF the project was held at
the courthouse this week to consider
the proposal to devote a substantial
amount of the farm lands of the pro-
ject to sugar beet culture this year.
A canvass of the situation deter
mined sentiment favoring withhold
ing the departure until next season.
owing to the lateness of the season.
Farmers present had lately put in
more than 1000 acres of land to var
ious forms of cultivated crops which
might have been had for sugar plant
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The entire holdings of President
q witcher and other interests rep
sssented by him In the Ely National
psnk. comprising q controlling inter-
al IN this important banking institu-
lion of Ely and eastern Nevada, have
sssn sold outright to Mccormick &
70. the big bankers Of Salt Lake.
Agitation is taking place at Elko
in favor Of the purchase by the city
A the municipal water system. Ever
.inee the application of the Elko
water Company to raise It's water
rates was made. some time ago, a
movement has been on foot for the
purchase Of the water plant there.
The Jury In the case Of j. F. Con-
,s,,v. OF Winnemucca, who has been
On trial in the Federal court at Car
son on an indictment charging him
Nth padding the payrolls Of the
u,sstern Pacific, was discharged after
savine been out about Is hours and
sa,Ied TO agree on a verdict. 1t was
rsnorted that the jury stood 10 to 2
tor conviction of the defendant.
Charlie Myers. a well known resi-
asnt of Ruby Valley, Elko County.
vas badly injured q few days ago
NV The backire of q tractor engine
ha was attempting to start. The
crank of the machine struck the un-
fortunate man full In the mouth,
hreaking his jawbone and knocking
eut many teeth. So fearful was the
impact that some of the teeth were
driven upward into his head.
In q delirious condition from a
serious illness which she had suf-
fered following an operation for APP
pendicitis, Mrs. Dora Wainscott, wife
OF A. Wainscott, a rancher of Fallon,
leaped from a third story window at
the Sisters hospital In Reno while
her nurse was absent from the room
temporarily and suffered injuries
from which she died.
Men have been found who can get
9 kick" out Of anything from red
ink to tan shoe polish, but the local
police, says the Reno Journal. have
found something out of the ordinary
In this line according to Chief OF Po-
lice Kirkley. Police officers have ar
rested Lee Holland, who according to
the police. has the sleep dealing"
habit of inhaling chloroform and i'm
mediateiy falling into a trance.
Nevada contributed s4.126 to the
Roosevelt memorial fund, according
to the fiscal report made Saturday by
H. H. Kennedy. treasurer for the
State. This sum was sent to the as
ISOLATION headquarters in the east,
concluding the campaign in this State
According to figures compiled by Mr..
Kennedy. II the per capita contribu-
tons for the entire United States was
as great as In Nevada, over $4,000
900 would have been contributed to
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
all rubbish in the public streets Of
Eureka, or in and about dwellings,
stables, public buildings. etc.. must
be cleaned up and removed to the
designated public dumping grounds
IN or before May Is, 1920.
After that date action will be TAX
IN against those failing to comply
with this order.
The work of removal must be done
by occupants Of dwellings or build
ings. or owners of property in or up
on which. or the street or alley adj
joining, the rubbish is found.
Rubbish Is meant to include ma
nure. ash heaps. piles of tin cans,
and all other accumulations which
may be a breeding place for flies and
a jeopardy to public health.
Drivers of wagons engaged in the
work of removing will be directed to
the proper dumping ground by the
Health Oflcer or Sheriff. Any ques-
ton arising concerning this work will
be answered by the Health Officer.
BY order of the
COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH
Eureka. Nevada, April 80, 1920.
First publication May 1, 1920.
Last publication May g., 1920.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
In the Third Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada in and for
the County of Eureka

In the matter of the estate of James
Murray, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
a petition for the probate of the VIII
Of James Murray. deceased, and for
the issuance of letters testamentary
to Dan Morrison, has been filed in
this Court; that Monday the 10th
day of May, 1920, at the hour Of 10
O'Clock of said day at the Courtroom
of said Court. at the Courthouse in
said County of Eureka, State of Ne
vada, or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard, has been appointed as
the time and place for hearing said
petition, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest
the same and show cause, If any they
may have, Why said petition should
not be granted.
Dated April 30, 1920.
r. VEGETABLES, Clerk.
First publication April "a, 1920.
Last publication May s. 1920.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
O3928

0392S
Land Office at Elko, Nevada, March
23rd, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Albert
E. Kimball, of Elko, County of Elko,
State of Nevada. has filed in this Of
fee his application to enter1select-
locate under the provision of Section
1905 Revised Statutes of the U. S..
the following described land, viz: Lot
S, Section 10, Township 20 N, Range
So E., NJ. d. B. M.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the lands described. or desir-
ing to object, because of the mineral
character of the land. or any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant,
should file their afidavits Of protests
In this Office. on or before the eighth
day of May, 1920.
JOHN E. ROBBINS, Register.
First publication April 10, 1920.
Last publication May 8. 1920.
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The Southern Pacific Company.
which has large land holdings in this
county within the old railroad grant.
last Wednesday wired their agent. +,
p. Strassburg, to cancel the price list
OF all their lands in Churchill Coun-
~. Their agent at Hazen received
similar instructions. This apparent
ly came the day following the visit
OF the company's land agent and geo
logist. Mr.. Catlin. to Fallon and the
oil fields.s-Fallon Eagle.
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NOTICE

An allotment of 5000 shares I'm
Gle Sam Consolidated Mining Co. stock
will be reserved for a limited time
only at a price of ten cents a share
for local people who may wish to par
ticipate in the venture. Just as soon
as development is we'll under way the
shares of the company will be listed
on the San Francisco Mining Elk
change.
Apply for reservation to
+. T. TORPEY,
323 Monadnock Building. San Fran
cisco, California.
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NEVADA TRANSPORTATION CO
NOTICE

BULLETIN NO. @.
THE RAILROAD ACT, Approved
February goth. 1920. provides as fol-
lows:
Sec. 405.
Sb. 2. FROM AND AFTER JULY
1, 1920, NO CARRIER BY RAIL-
ROAD SUBJECT TO THIS ACT
SHALL DELIVER OR RELINQUISH
POSSESSION AT DESTINATION OF
ANY FREIGHT TRANSPORTED BY
1T UNTIL ALL TARIFF FREIGHT
CHARGES THEREON HAVE BEEN
PAID"
Accordingly. agents of railroads are
expected to follow this mandate to
the letter or suffer the consequences
for violation of the law, and this COM
pany will interest itself in seeing that
proper prosecution will follow.
j. E. SEXTON. General Manager.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-05-08
NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
all dogs found running at large in
Eureka without a substantial muzzle
on, are likely to be shot on sight. I
am taking this action for the reason
that a number of dogs have recently
contracted rabies.
JAMES MACKEY, Sheriff.
By ]. A. RATTAZZI, Deputy.
Eureka, Nevada, April %, 1920.