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The New York herald., 1922-05-18
COFFEE.
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at M Custom House
yesterday we're Al .oo5 .os5 III Of which s72i.-
The New York herald., 1922-05-18

Range of prices:
The New York herald., 1922-05-18

Closing prices OF stocks in which there WEI
M transactions yestt rdayi MA All
The New York herald., 1922-05-18
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
MIR. DOOLEY HAS IT
 RIPENED IN WOOD

"Would ycs Itca awis of raio old atuGl" asked fIr uo0Ioy
 200. wud ud Hounomeyi lado me lo lt"
 "Wa't uI wan av mo ottymohIIcs romr ui0nF" mid Mr. Do0ioy
 "Oumoblc y'r oyo-yo's don't own Wau nv Che diYIl wagons" re- piled Honna
 "N0l nol 0I paid rr moslf" mId Nr DooIoy "bul haif thc ol'ymo- blos in town are wuuukIn' rr me. You aoe. Honuoaey it Ia th.s way
 "Wmn O. wm a mIlor boiooro Che mal yer ago OI lant Chat Ono best way .o aec booze was to put It 'u lho hold nv a ship fr few months and .ho ro.Iu uy Che vessel would age il more iu a month lhIn Un yalrs in n ceIIar Wud so O' ann uIIEr' ou mo knowledge Q. have rIU at mc homo and O. uut Ono product I'm wan gallon barrels ay wood Thin OI goes to aomo fcIIy Chat owua cyar an' Oi aaya ul him Barney O. Hys or Harold O nrr. or l.m 0l aya. or Jack' O mpa mo matter which wan it is. O ay Iayc mo pu. th.s l.tuo barre. In y.r cgr rr a fow day. m O. WInks at him. T'r ou.' says Inc. an ho puts tho u.tIe barre. under ,ho hood of his cyar hotWIzl Che carbon.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
COLONIZATION Is
 GREATEST NEED
Optimistic hnchousate freaet Wonderful Future for A'r7u
 When Populated

hrehoraro within Ono uezt nf .r.r or twenty ycar. h'aaEl WI bo supplying Che bard Wholt necessary for n.lcut lnur n lhe United s.t.s' Ts lhc opinion of a mcmhor of ih. Anchorage Chamber of Come m.rre rhat ifIr Ir mol. r.a.on H amply nnor.eI h tnc hH.oIy O. h. Canadian We.f whore conditions arc mo potter. aside from networks o. .rrn.rmnHou thrn Iu Che whoa. beIt ol hIa.Er." he wIi. Ihore aro f-.000U0O aero. of arahIe land aIona Ono lInsEa railroad and I... yolr I' u.H damur..r1I.I by ucuuaI n.u .hrI rrr hard whoa. mnr U0 grown Approximately COCO huahoIH o. uhrrt eame oI One nni and .fH represents lev hcme.oad. Cha. hare hcon developed while Che u.I road wu building. Once Che A'H'.. railroad orec.. a colonization policy
 and elEeH ar. a.oure. Che arou nrmol uu he mmc..ut lo runHH wheat Cor 1I local rH.noa and have n surplus for export.
 rho outlook Ia o aurus Chat already Hrs are heus taken io on. courage wheat growing A ma. -four mW aII ba buIt at Auchoreo nel. rrr.nr To ae..e tle Ma.anua.o .-r.cuuuI IoIls and following th.a uT como cro.mor.oa and errrout.ue nIauf.. A IronI canuarT H to WnnH Che nucleus of n vegetable and hcru canning Industry and within a do.au moro rear AlaaEa vim c.t from her own roI and hare a mp'u Io eE. port
 "tr empire builder ia am chat ia needed to make of Che Alaska rl..- road monument equal lo tha, cree .lrI by Jamea J. Hu I'm Che Great Northern railroad and Ono proiectou of Che Canadian pac.nc.
 "tIasm has shci her ruoddunr clothes and Is emerging as great commonwealth orer|ur everything for hrriy pioneers and especially for young mon and women w.th courage lo taEe un Che work whore Che gold hunters Icft ol.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
GLAND TUNING IS
 LATEST INDUSTRY

Wut Umu. Na# Cape Cod. Io land of Che Pilgrim Fa.hera now oIom Io Che tom.at and summer wise flor i'm addition t0 ItH antiques l.a- tor.e dwellings and picturesque aa- ugos lhe added attraction Of mode em gland am
 On twenty-five aao farm hero ur. J. L.o Hanson director ol Che rnu.e.u Clinic for u.auos.a. who has long been specials. in rImf.. mv ho has established a fountain Of youth tha. would have aIs0od even Che Spanish explorers who v..uIy searched Che Western hemisphere
 Goau and guinea pigs n large numbers have been hroUEn. to Che farm. The doctor. wIth crates of small animals In hia automobile Ia n familiar Hrht
 Dr. Hanson diners radically with s1me of Che bcs. known specialists u gland treatment Uo declares Ih1. I'm many caac. ure.nI operations arc unnecessary. and Chat youthful F.sor may bo .orei without Che aeulI uauapImune of glands He contends nat Che oIe.. produced by new glands !. not n. lasting 1s chat proc ducoI by treating old r'auds Il ihor arc r.veu attention I'm Ume. Soon hc mr.. n person win have h.H or her. for Ulal mat.cr. r'auda tuned mp uIh uue moro concern chan .hat attending the aIIu..mon. Q. One cHr- bure.or of Che family nivver
 Sixty per cent of Massachusetts mon uouII be greatly bcuall.ol by gland treatment and oFeu n nser portion u. tHe women. according Go .le doctor
 smur Inc ga Is dioaae jus. n. much tuberculosis or cane ... and should be treated aa ouch.
 Dr. HnHau maintain. lhat tlc n.nfs ruaIoroI to Harold I. Mccormick millionaire Harvester muanalo oI Chicago. did mot coust.- Cute n eacrHce of hIa you.h on Che par. ol Che man furnishing thc enuIa Tho .auIs Waro not taken n Choir entirety and Che missing portion would bo replaced by nature.
 A solution for 'mauu.shuc n women and "oIDH.H.Eu IH men .. .l b. u.u. .a ...Hd u.au.uO Dee ..rI.ue |. ". ...s..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
ER COBB IS ACCOMPANIED
 HOME BY HIS RELATIVES

Attorney J H Cobb returned on Che Northwestern Tuesday nigh, from n business trip to ssatHo hcIus away ic chan lhreo wceN. HeWaH accompanied homo by Rev. and Mrs. Campbell Gray of poorr illinois, where Rev. Gur who H Mr. cohhH cousin. ]. uaslor o. . largo Episcopal congregation. He win occupy Che pulpit of Holy Trinity calHeira. Heua on next Sunday The ouEH win leave oH Che ro.wu trip ol Che Northwestern .u order lhat thcy may attend Che Episcopal conference n. Portland September 6 During Choir a.ay here .hoy are sue.,H n. Che Cobb homo
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26

rutor and an' tho thimomolIb. 10 ls as raw as any ordinary moonshoine whu It Is puI i'm. but be tho toimo tse cyar runs 'roun' town all av tho wcot and makes a thrlp or two to huk Lake av Sunday Che booze. hav.n been kept in motion all tho Io.mc am IFnorIn' union rules loo wrruhn' at an hours 'thout charg- m' for ovor,o.mc. has aged sIvin years in dvin days an' is longn to escape from hoopa av Iron am glaves av wood to kiw Che lips av man Oill ten yo. Honucsoy Oiu put mo brains fornInst y'r brawn am go un- der Che wire ahead av ye livery toimo. UmaUy Ol give tho owner av tho cyar a quarrut ay Che gallon which Is twIuty-ioiyc per ciut, but some av chem l0ikc J. p. tho Chafo and some ay fho official and professional b'rruds hold ont for jO-50. but they nivcr carry Che sicond barrel. In mct mo Ihrldo is boin sooicitod till such au oxtnt thot Oi hope in a short t0Imc to get all Che goods Oi want rpcnod on tIu per clint basis. There comes wan av mo cyars now that has been carryiu @ barrel fr cIwu daya OiI ten him to droIvo aroun' Che corner where Oi1I retraye .it am wcu take 10 tl a place Of have fixed up where ye can put y'r rut on rail an' oniy yrsif"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
JUNEAU BOYS GOING OUT

IImo MeNuurhi0n. Howard Caaa
 and ChnrIc roro'le win icare rome ume ueEl month Io ln.c un r.ul.ca for One coming roar i'm One uuIru- a.ly of Washington Seattle One Ior mor two for Ihe dut ume and Pe-a'Io for hi. .coni rolr Ralph Wne eolw o'fe.. on o. Rev. and Mrf David Wa..oHer win Iolro uoEi WoaE for M.Hour. where ho w.I ont.r n college for the next tem lH nH honor n very enjoyable rlr.r WW given at lho Waesonor homo Monday night whom n arr. number ol t10 r1un. mma renla and 0oud. %. IHe nmIr wore present.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
II.IL.I ILTTI -

Mu HaIor Of s01.uo is whiting hore Ono guest o. hr a,her Iudro r M Hool ol m. dHuct court. Mr unIor wont to Nomo on Che nrf trip of Ono a.armw Victoria iu Juno and returned b. Wly of lho iu- Eon r.rer Her llh.r met hw al saruar Monday oI ih.a weeN and tr.y returned lo Juneau on One Io. ..ron Tuo.iHY morning iu HaIor made Ono .E.ouIcI trip north for pleasure and ha bad deIHH.Iu
 ummar She was able lo m0s. goo. connection at s. MIchae. tor Dave aon and mo delay. Woro experienced sho HuI reml.u hero with her nthe. for few days before o1nunun. oa .1u.h lo her homo.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
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suHI.. morning worship at n suH... Hu.H .HI Nooi. nHr. srr o. My s.uI .Iorom.I Nu M. L. W.r-" and Nr. IT. Y. noI
 - w. r a.".e. HI .Ho n.Hnn.
 sunI.. .0. ". I.I' "In r.u..n. ....". tor uH
 HnHo-.H L..euc HI ' o'clock. suh .... r.. r..nH.. o. a Hard Tul Nr uH Femme. win he lIe .oadw
 Er.un. worship at o'clock suh |... EIH and Moods. Solo h VI. L. nm Mn. rau. a- One piano. .c.rI.r and H"- He .INueerr|
 nn W.In.. evening "I < u.r'n.N M. Hu hold nu .. o....u. 0urr. m...r. ID ".. r..r AM memn.n uu he expected I'm hr nr...n. u m. worry mror.ar. meeHne w A. II.r H...nr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
SWIFT COMPANY MANAGER
 MAKING INTERIOR TRIP

Accompanied hr Ihe.r h'an rep re.uaure. N r. M.DoHuoI J. L loeum western manager Q. .H0 Swift Company o. Chicago IoI. on thr N1r.Hwe...m Iur..r meH' .or a ua.t To westward town. and .Ho Interior n. far u. Fa.raHN .on. m by tHe government railroad and returning by the Richardson Heh. w.r Mr No.um making Che trip tu Hl. mp business conditions in hIaaEu for hi. company
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
HAHN TAKES DISCHARGE

H... N H..H who H..0H" .n I month. ... H.. connected W.IH m. Juneau n.n .Huor hu. who won. from H... -. .". Cape HH.H.H-
 ... .HmH.. ...n m. gone .o "..r.r... Washington. for m. nHr. H... .. taking H.. IHrH.rs. from Che
 n. ...I ho.ar. leaving ....... Cha. :. WI" hH intention .o
 return and ... m Alaska. HHt I1.. .. .... n.... VII. un. ..Hr.I Hahn n i'm. ..u. follow and WI. ho .....m. nm. H.... H. known.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
ELKs BOWLING ALLEYS
 GENERALLY 0VERHAUED

Tho bowling alloys al .ao HN club fuFo beu gone over carefully and pm. in nu.o.a" condition for .hc ramon which H now onm.u. and In which T. !. expected hH. Che In.oro. which ha. 'H.n dormant for lhe n..t a.r.ra. months win he ro. r.rel. It Ia urono8cl lo a.arl .ouw- ament I'm Ono n..r future which W.H do much toward awakening eueu. ufor0
 urre Hou.o. has ha HwW.cl alleys I'm nHe condition and a series ol ma.oh eamo between EN and W.oEor IH probable.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
JUNEAU RESIDENTS FORM
 NEW BUSINESS CONCERN

William Prentice. John Johnson and William Strong have n'el ar ueIas or Incorporation of ihe IaEu Trading Company and win operate trading ro.H and steamers Iu thl TaEu far.cI and on Ono Tnm river. An three orc We.I known ra..ieut9 O. rmuu Tcr urat post win ba opened m fHr mouth ot thc mkHn rrar which rour Unto Ono Iaau river Thoy u.I operate boat be- .roer Tasu and Juneau nH occasion demands
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
Local News Items

Surveyor Prank h Me.cr'l Ha0 TO- turned from m. r.erhurnooI o. sur Hher. ro I'm. boon engaged u r...u. mr.. claims for Ono . "
 n.. I.nr.. and Nrs. A G snun H.... u. Che I...-or W..r.... m.r.n. T.u a r...t .o He...
 " '. F-..HHr. daughter and ... from ...H.eo. Mon. nigh. HH| '.. uu .'e A.Hme.H night for H.r. after ..... |.,. H.H Mr. fre. burn ."......
 H.u .H.r.. and son. Iohn IT. Princes. Louise Iu...H nn... .r H.u. m e.... ... months ......ur .H. ... H..... ... I...I. H.. ...r o. Holy limit. Cathedral -. ... u.... I.. IT. m. Louis. .. m0-u.H. u atom. . convention winch .....n m ".-."r. Oregon sn."
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 . Prom h..on.. lam r ".... ". take. steamer .. .... wi" resume .... primary ....Har which .0. .... during ...
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
rLr----r s..r.. CLn-.L

eer..H. .r. hold every Sunday Hl II n. m. m .He church of Christian s.n.. s...r.r n. ImeIu. on FI.h -.r... h..H..n Main and Seward sr.. TH. mn.... Sunday W.II ne U.r.. Ia
 sunday school .I H.|1 n. m.
 W.Ire.I.. T.UmmHI meeting Ht ..I. n. m.
 Christian -...r.. Reading Room Room |. NH.arr HIo.E Open I.IE .l..r. sHHI..H and holidays from ... Tn and s to 9 D. m. W.Ir. 'rr evenings from ,o $
 HH. nuHH. cordially Invited 'o attend f... ..rU... and F...t Che H...n. N.."
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
ENJOYABLE PARTY GIVEN
 BY M00sEHEART LEGION

The uIuaI party of Ont fan and winter series to bc given by Che Indies Of Moosohoart Legion was held Thursday night with a program in three parts card p.ay.ue dining and dancInr ThuHday night was Che second anniversary Of Che fouui- ue Of Che Legion iu Juneau and the entertainment iu honor of Che oc- casion was a 0ttus ouo It ia pro posed lo hold a similar rot-toec'her affair ouce each month throughout Che next several months
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
BEHREDs BUYER IS HOME

Mrs. Dorothy Bakto. iu charge of the dry goods department and dy good. huyor for Bchrenda & Co. returned Iaat Saturday night ou thc Princess Louise from a visit to .ho wholesale houses on Che Pacific ooaat Mrs. Bakko was accompanied on her return by hcr littIe daughter who had beon outside for acFcra. months.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
LDEmLI EYlNs s9UTHB0UD

The Admiral Erau. arrived from Che westward a. Q o'clock lh.s mou- mr WIn mn her passenger a..0n- modaHons HEon. Hu. n. n number of her nn..ne.u eo. o. her. 'HH. was snac. for .hc Ha'l dozen or moro thaf boarded h. H... I.c steamer was in port huI short time.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
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|."" =H.H. after 'on...o.
 0...... Holy N.H and General Communion 70. ... children o' Oh. I... Second Mass H..H sermon
 aa. b. H.n....ou o' tao H.eH N. evening |..0.aH s.-.... H.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
DRY GOODS HAN RETURNS

IT. L. Allen. head of Che dry goods department at Go'd..r.u'a Emporium. accompanied by Mn h1ou. returned ou Ile steamer Quau Iaat night from buying trip lo Che outside on which Inc visited au Che principal eUu on Che rlalc coaal
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
CHURCH NOTICES
buedan Church

nh.n .H... .I ..I..
 HHr school H. ThaHe at ..t'.
 Morning worship nt fI.nO o'clock suH|... Ur..nr.. i'm Heaven.
 Er.rue worship nL o'clock Tho rreu.r. H.I he given oror 'u aH honor rr..e HrHe. for Che young rerrIr or One church who Hro eo.r. .a Che states soon .o uso mn H0 un..I Ho. No.. Iher W.i haF. n. much o. m. hour n. possible In n..mrn..' Inv HI... hE Rev. N .rn.r. ur HH.. and Governor Bono
 Hu. .u.. or W.In..lar eron.n. rI N...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
OFF FOR KErCHKlE

Commissioner ot Education L. u
 Hendc-ou. accompanied by Info wife and habv Ien ou hc Alameda ThurIry morning for kc.cH.Hn Co attend .he Territorial Te1cheu Inc uuta which oonreneH next Iue.-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
DEAF AND DUMB MOTHER DIES

H EI Won't. nm Indian woman m-r.| n WH.I. mon. recently .... n. N.mr. .e..H. ..E children Tn. ..I. n.u. year. and Che young
 four month. n'I Tho woman VII. both |... and dumb
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26

GIan Burlington. hIr..r rcnr..en- uurc for Ono snrId.nr Company rc- turned on One Ernrs today from a .r.n Io Ono westward.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR PR.
MARY ELECTION.

Notice Is hereby given that yotars
may now register for the Primarv
Election to be held on the first Tues.
day in September. 1922.
Voters may register with the Conn.
ty Clerk.
For the purpose OF registration
Offices viii be open daily, exoep. Sun
days, from Q a. m. to > p. m. from
the first day Of June, 1922. up 20 and
including the fifteenth day o. Aug.
asst, 1922. For ten days preceding
the fifteenth of August. offices viii BE-
open until 9 p. NJ.
Registration will close at the hour
of . p. m. on the FIFTEENTH day
of AUGUST. 1922.
The Deputy Registrars for the va
rious precincts In White Pine County
are as follows:
ELF. II. Oldheld, Courthouse.
CHERRY CREEK-Geo. r Ne.
Murray. Cherry Creek.
SNAKE YALLEY-Esta A. Bellan-
der. Baker.
NEWARK - Ninifred smith.
Strawberry.
PRESTON Sophia E. Windows.
Preston.
HAMILToN-R. A. Dean. Hamil-
ton.
y. s TUNGSTEN. $. Ramsay.
Shoshone.
MELVIN-Martin Magnuson. step.
toe
RUTH-H. c. Oliver Ruth.
PLY CITY-N. w. Fay. East Ely.
PLEASANT VALLEY n. Hun-
ter. Parker.
MGNcl-J II Dolan. Aurnh.
McGILI~Geo. l.. Ball. McGill
TIFPETT-Frank Bassett, Tip
petit.
TAFT-John Yelland. Cleveland
Ranch.
LUNr-R. u. Mckenzie. Tnnd.
kIMBERIl-E. !. Dykes. Kim.
berly.
+. u. OLDFIEI.D.
County Clerk aud ex-Oficio County
Registrar. White Pine County. Ne
Vada.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
ABORIGINAL Europeans.

The European aboriginal mar was
The Neande.thal. The three races of
Caucasian stock. Aryan, Alpine, and
Semitic, are invaders. OF these only
rhe Aryan claims To be in any way
European. The earliest traces Of
Aryans show a race of blond saNages
l~Dhabitlng in part the marshes nf
eastern Russia. They did not dwell
at that time In the West or In the
Baltic basin, because these places We're
under Ice. aud looked like Greenland
does today.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
Sulphur Peculiarly.

Yellow sulphur melts oil heating, but
II the heating Is continued and the
temperature Increased the molten mass
hardeDs and becomes solid, melts
again and Is finally converted into a
gas. This peculiar behavior of sulphur
Is OF the greatest significance from an
Industrial and technical standpoint.
II has made 1t possible TO mine IL un-
DER The most unusual circumstances. II
Feat which would, under other conGi.
tions. have been impossible.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
Pes. Let Loose on Country.

The gypsy moth WAS Introduced in
10 this country ut Medford. Mass. in
1859, I'm connection with some expert.
ments in hybridi2ing silkw0rins. A
few specimens escaped. and about
twenty years later the insect had he.
come a serious pest. Between 1S.G
and 1900 the state of Massachusetts
spent about a million dollars in com
batting the insect. which became
scarce temporarily. but speedily re-
sumed its depredations when the cam
pajrn against IL was discontinued.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
Children Need Much Slcep.

II has been shown To be- doubtful
II children can have too much sleep,
hours solid sleep is a proper allow
ance for them. During the sleep Of
childhood. all the adjustments and de-
yelopments are going ON which will
gradually develop the child into the
grown-up man or Children's
nights should last all around the
clock. and should be absolutely quiet
and free from all disturbances.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
Pspal Hat Worn in $50.

Originally the tiara or triple crown
of the pope. was a plain high cap,
much like those in which doges of
Venice are so often represented in oil
pictures. Ii was first introduced by
Pope Nicholas |, In $50. Just when
the first cOronet was added Is Il mat
ter Of uncertainty, but the second was
placed by Pope Boniface VIII in l295
and the third by nope Urban V, about
1898.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
Bankers Originally Lombards.

The great bankers and money lend
merchants who came principally from
the cities Of Lombardy and settled
in London, Paris. and other large
European cities. Lombard street in
London became IA great financial EN-
ter and the name Lombard came To
be a synonym for money lendor or
usurer.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
Seasoned Wood Wears Best.

Packing boxes made of properly sea-
soned wood are found to resist rough
handling six to ten times as well as
those made of green wood. The rea-
son II that the hbers of the moist wood
shrink away from the nails AS the
wood dries and In this way lose their
grin.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
Euypt Of America.

Cortes touched first In Yucatan n
1919 on his way To conquer Mexico.
One of his followers who undertook
the ~suojugation of :he peninsula In
Piles and palaces of the old Maya cit
les whose beauties and wonders have
earned for lucatan the title Of The
Egypt OF America
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

Ofieial list of Offices for which can.
dictates are TO be nominated at the
Primary Election 10 be held Tues.
day, September I. 1929.
Pursuant 10 Section 4 Chapter L.
of the Direct Primary Law OF 1917.
l hereby certify that on said day.
party nominations are 10 be made for
the following State, District. County
and Township offices:
STATE AND DISTRICT OFFICES
One United States Senator.
One Representative In Congress.
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
One Justice OF the Supreme Court
Secretary OF State.
State Treasurer.
State Controller.
Surveyor General.
Attorney General.
superintendent of State Printing.
superintendent Of Public fnstruc-
ton.
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Inspector of Mines.
One Regent OF the State univer-
sity, Ten-Year Term.
One District Judge for Ninth Ju-
dicial District.
kOINi1 AMI IOM NSnlf Of~
FIcES.
Three Members OF the Assembly
Sheriff.
Assessor.
Clerk.
Treasurer.
Recorder and Auditor.
District Attorney and Public Ad-
ministrator.
County Commissioner. LONG Term.
County Commissioner, SaOtt Term.
County Surveyor.
County Board of Education, Long
Term.
County Board of Education. Short
Term.
Justice of the Pence. Ely Township
No. ].
One Justice of the Peace and n
Constable IN each of the following
Townships, to-wit:
Hamilton. Township No. ,
Preston. Township No. ,.
Lund, Township No. 4.
Cherry Creek. Township No. ..
Muney. Township No. 6.
Osceola. Township No. Z.
Newark, Township No. =.
In witness whereof | have bereun-
TO set my hand and afixeG my official
seal this 14th day of July, 1922.
lSeal) +. d. OF DFIEID.
County Clerk of white pine County.
state # Nevada.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
Notice OF Application for Permission.
TO Appropriate the Public Ws,..'
OF the State of Nevada. e

Ahlt IuDIIr NNa..
OF the State of Nevada.
Application No. e72e
Notice is hereby given thai y, ~.
24th day of July, 1922, in a~ccordanaa
with Section SO. Chapter SO. NJ ~
Statutes of 1919. one d. D. Sabaia ~
Eiko, County of Elko, and STATE y,
Nevada. made application To t,a
state Engineer of Nevada for NO.
mission TO appropriate the public No
tiers OF the State of Nevada Sui
appropriation is TO be made fron,
Badger No. | Spring, at q po,nt ~
the SW IA of SW IA, Sec. az :"
N, X. 81 f., NJ. ID. b. & NJ. NV mo.ns
OF development and reservoir and
one cubic foot per second is to ha
conveyed to SW IA of SW IA Co.
%, T. II N, r. 81 e., NJ. II. r. G N
by e OF bitches, and there used,
for irrigation and stock watering n,,r'
poses. from April 1st until Septemher.
30th of each year. Water moi 70 ho
returned to stream. Signed:
j. G. SCRuGHAM.
State Engineer.
First pub. July 80; last Aug. 27-29