Population shifts and political notes from US cities
Richmond and Albany report population changes, Salt Lake City surges by 18,688, and Akron nets 19 arrests after a riot. Caleb Powers jailed for Goebel case. Utah candidates named. W A Clark leads new railroad project. George Sutherland to run for Congress. mixed global notes on Far East, European scholars, and Bryan support.
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Akron
Ohio
Salt Lake City
Caleb Powers
Cantrill
Salt Lake
Utah Republicans
George Sutherland
Congress
W. A. Clark
Los Angeles
Los Angeles and
Vermont Election Shifts Legislature in Wake of GOP Margin
The Vermont statewide race produced a Republican majority of about 32 000, a drop from four years ago, while Democrats gained multiple seats in the Legislature. In unrelated notes, an old ad claims Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day for 25 cents.
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Vermont
Veromat
Irrigation Studies Report From West Office Work
Elwood Mead leads a comprehensive first year report on irrigation investigation outlining methods in the arid West for water distribution and use. It notes measurements of water duty seepage and evaporation and discusses aims to improve efficiency and reduce disputes among canal builders and landowners.
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Elwood Mead
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Mead
Clarence T. Johnson
Thomas Berry
Colorado
W. M. Reed
New Mexico
W. H. Code
Arizona
W. Irving
California
R. C. Gemmell
George L. Swendsen
Utah
D. W. Ros
Idaho
Samuel Fortier
Montana
O. V. P. Stout
Nebraska
Mr. Mead
Olinghouse ore to be worked in White Horse canyon soon
Olinghouse ore to be processed in the mill at White Horse canyon amid water shortages closing many California mines. Development continues at Johnny and Ophir in Stateline with ongoing promising prospects. Dan Walsh and John Pearce fainted from powder fumes in Hale and Norcross tunnel but survived. Monte Cristo mine leased at $100 monthly by J C Handley with four men to start work. Fay Nevada plant gearing to process 100 tons daily as leaching begins. Dressmaking and tailoring ad notes available in Lake Tribune.
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Olinghouse
White Horse Canyon
Johnny
Ophir
Stateline
Dan Walsh
John Pearce
Comstock
Hale and
Norcross Tunmel
Higgison
Walsh
Pearce
J. C. Handley
Flowery District
Monte Cristo
Six
Sevenmile Canyons
Virginia Chronicle
Winnemucca
Thomas Hulley
Paradise
Horseshoe Company
Fay
Nev
Macfarland
Lake Tribune
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Richmond
Helena
Albany
N. Y
Eichstade
Rome
Catacombs
Arthur J. Sewall
William J. Bryan
Small Point
Bath
Maine
Sewall
Piches
Bill” Williams
William Creek
British Columbia
Bosbee
Canada
United Verde
Douglass County
Washington
Day's Creek
Umpqua
William Kerr
Peking
Olney
Bryan
Richard Olney
Cleveland
Hall
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
F. J. Cheney & Co
Joseph Rougon
W. W
Mines and Mining
H. D. Corey
The
Electric Mining and Reduction Company of
Reno
Mother Lode
Ae Tee
W. D. Morey
Humboldt County
Joseph Lavoy
Union Township
W. A. Sperry
Mackay
A. Sage
R. Guthrie
Wipnemucca
Gilbert
J.J. Hill
Staunton's
R. L. Perkins
Szumboldt County
E. A. Ducker
J.T. Dunn
Bert L. Hood
D. J. Biggins
Witaiewiuces
Llonboldt County
Lndersee
Stevenson
W. H. Corbiere
Lovelock
Poaebarat
Silver State Building
Nevada
Sammie T. Wheeler
Winnemucca, Nevada
Giroux
Golconda Hot Sptiage
Bours Prom
Tan
Prank X. Murphy
NOTAR
Winnemucca Nevada
Pridge
Tc. Hanson
Webber Building
Eagle Drug Store
Alfred Chartz
Carson City, Nevada
W. H. Hoyt
Paradise Valley
New
Charles M’connell
Dr. Pierce
G. W. Summerfield
Diehl’s Book Store
Astage Street
Peerate
C, Diehl
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