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The Washington times., 1905-03-15

A long list of changes in the street
Cleaning Department, pfesuthapiS hol
the good of the service, was ahiiouilceo
tc,7ay bv S.1perintendent Stidham. who
hos submitted it to Commissioner West
for approval.
The appointments and res1gnanons
seem to indicate a general shaking up
in the department The changes are
to take place on March Is. If approved
Transfers and Appointments.
The transfers and appointments so
far announced are as follows:
Inspector John w. Ladd. from 81 'I0
to a vacancy on the city refuse list at
81 per diem, payable out of the appro-
priation for streets, d1spoSai ot ci's
refuse, 1906 Ladd to continue as IN
spector of hand cleaning
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
General Shaking Up
Among Street Cleaners
S,,nerintendent Stidham Submits List OF
Transfers and Appointments tor Approval.
Other Changes to Follow.

Inspector ". c. Owen, from $500 to
inspector e e. Barnes. from s1,1oo to
81 ,2f0.
Assistant Inspector James w. Wood,
from $500 to inspector at 81, 100.
Temporary Foreman of Dumps Sam
uel Myer, appointed assistant inspec-
tor at $500, vice wood. and assigned as
acting city refuse inspector.
Inspector Webster Beymer. from $l.Zoo
to foreman OF, dumps at $500.
Inspector C. c. Rockwell, from 81, ioo
to 81, 200, vice Beymer.
ing from $500 to inspector at slice, vice
Rockwell.
Ii is understood that Mr.. BeymeT S
transfer was at his own request.
1t is further stated that John IL. Al
mutt, city refuse inspector at 81 per
diem has resigned aud that George
resign.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
To Havana and Return, S4s.

Southern Railway announces March
2s train No. e, rate one fare plus S2oo
to Havana and return: tickets good leaY-
ing Havana until April 13, 1905. Stop
overs.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
PRESIDENT NEEDHAM
SPEAKS ON ASSOCIATIONS

At the University assembly today
President Needham discussed the sub
ject of Association. Every week DR..
Needham speaks to the assembled stu
dents on some subject of interest. and
his addresses are a source of inspiratio
dress today he dwelt upon the impor-
tance in the life of a man or woman of
aSsocia tionS.
Dr. NeeGham said associations were
easy to find Il they were sought. and
urged the students to be care full in their
associations and seek only those OF the
highest and best kind.
Prior to the address Of the president,
E. H Daniel sang solo. Sing Me to
Sleep.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15

The Charm of the American Beauty
can be fully appreciated when you see
the specimen Roses grown by Guide.
1914 T.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15

Funds Not Only Draw Interest,
h,,t are subject to check at will. when
.1eposited with banking department OF
Union Trust Co. 1414 Z st. NV
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
Monday, the 18th Day OF January
A. ID. 1906

In front OF the Courthouse door in Ely, all
pieces and parcels of property on which the
taxes and said Ten Per Cent penalty and cost
Of advertising have not been paid, for all OF
said sums subject to redemption within six
months from the said 18th day Of January by
payment OF all Of said sums, with three per cent
per month thereon nom the suid 10th day Of
January until paid, as provided by Section 30,
Chapter NCIN, Statutes Of Nevada, 1901 and
also as provided by Section ,. Chapter LNNXl
statutes of Nevada. 1897
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
INE COUNTY. NEVADA. THURSDAY. DECEMBER Il 1905
Shaft Being Sunk

The Nevada on. Copper com.
pany put force of men To work
Monday sinking two. compart-
ment shaft on the Liberty Gore
mine. The Liberty Gore claim
takes in the contact Of the lime
and porphyry belts on the south,
and the shaft is being sunk to
determines whether or not the ore
body Of the district extends to
the lime belt. Developments on
the Liberty Gore will be watched
with a great deal of interest by
every claim owner IN the dis
trict.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
Noted GeoIo9ist
Visits Cherry Creek

Professor W Is. Rule and Chas.
II. Reno of Denver recently vis-
tied Cherry Creek to report on
the Wide West mine at that
place, in the interest Of eastern
stock holders. Prof. Rule is rec
ognizod as one. Of the leading ge-
ologists Of the country and his
report ON the mines Of Cherry
Creek will do much towards at
tracting the attention of mining
men throughout the country to
the great gold-fslver treasure
vaults which lie buried in that
district and only await the
Sesame" of systematic devel-
opment to open their doors to
the fortunate investor. Prof.
Rule expressed himself as being
highly pleased with his eNamin- =
alton Of the Wide West property
and with the entire district.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
NIDE WEST
MINING co.
Six.DriII Air Compressor and 70
Stamp Mill Ordered for Prom
inent Gold Property Near
Cherry Creek

The Wide Vest Mining COM
pany has placed an order with
the c. 7. Carnahan Mfg. Go. OF
Denver for Il siX-drill Rand air
COMPRESSOR for lis Wide " 'st
&nines al Cherry Greek. An or-
der has also been placed ~ith ihe
Risdon Iron Works uf San
Francisco for the machinery and
equipment foE 4 2a-&tanp qd'rtz
mill, which will be installed ON
The present site of the o-stlnp
mill, Which the company has
found 10 be inadequate to haHdle
even the first class ore from its
mines.
The company has 800 tons OF
ore on the dump which Will net
handsome profit, but which
has been laid aside until the ca
pacity of the mill has been in
creased sufficiently to handle all
the a"e extracted from the mines.
More than 10000 tons Of high
Grade free milling ore are blocked
out in the mines.
The mines have hitherto been
worked by tunnels, but arrange
ments are being made To install
hosting plant, and as soon as
completed, work will commence
on the sinking of ii 5O0-foot shaft
from the lower tunnel level.
Supt. J. Fl. Leishman took
charge OF the property little
over three years ago and has
opened it up in ii manner that
can leave no doubt as to the per
manency OF the ledge or OF the
valnes il carries Notwith hstand-
ing numerous costly improve
mente and much dead" wnrk
done, the mine has paid regular
SsNvidends for the past eighteen
Months, record that forces APP
preeiation from he stock holders.
The mines will be worked Cn an
extensive scale during the COM
ing summer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS

8 Notice is hereby given that
tfealed proposals to publish all
Ihe legal advertising required by
White Pine county for the year
1906 will be received by the
Board Of Commissioners of said
county, up to and including the
eighth day Of January, 1906.
Said bids shall specify the
amount for which the bidder will
publish such advertisem ents per
square (ten lines solid nonpariei)
per issue, The successful bidder
to furnish good and sufficient
bond in the sum of $1,000 for the
! faithful performance Of the con-
ract. The Board reserves the
fright to reject any and all bids,
BY order of the Board Of Com
missioners of White Pine county
Attest +. ID. OLDFIELD,
Clerk
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
Didn't Like the Climate.

A fellow named Joe Coyle hor-
rowed .Jewcller T.. II. Lick :
team few weeks ago to drive
to Hercules Gap to make SOne
mining locations, in which Mr..
Lick was to be made Il partner.
Mr. Lick waited patiently for the
return Of his associate, to learn
his report on the future honanza
Of the district, but the report
was not forthcoming, nor was
the associate,
Coyle evidently concluded that
he preferred IA warm climate to
bonanza in IL place where the
snow drifts and the Thermometer
lodges below the zero mark. aud
hied himself southwark. Sheriff
Baird wired the sllei'itf's office Of
the different counties TO-, the
south to be on the lookout for
the runaway, and received notice
Saturday that Coyle had been ar
osted at Caliente. Sheriff Baird
left for Caliente Tuesday to
hrinu, hack the DriSonnr
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
Examine Mining
Property at Ward

J. Angus Snedaker, A. &. Bur
ton and B. Ross, well-known
mining men of Denver, accom-
panied by W. O. Temple, a
prominent Denver attorney, ar
rived in Ely last Thursday and
continued on to Lake district
Friday, to make an examination
Of some mining properties re-
Gently discovered in that district.
1'he party returned "Wednesday,
after a brief examination of the
Lake properties and also proper
ties at Ward.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
Items From
Cherry Greek

The nights arc cold and the SNOW
still ljngcrs i'll the valley.
Harold Siegel arrived Frida,
from Fly in the automobile.
Most of the men who went To l,lv
to attend court have returned.
An entertainment will be given
by the school children on Dec. p.
Several of our citizens are indi,
posed, owing to the early and un-
expected cold snap
Tom and Mark Dolan are work
ing for the Glasgow < Western
Exploration company,
Frank Avery came to town Sun
day with one of Badt's freight
teams and distributed freight to
several of our merchants.
Miss Alice Stratton and George
Day came i'll from Butte Valley
Monday. Mr.. Day will go to his
home in Utah for the winter.
A dance will be given in Nevada
hall, Christmas night, December es.
which promises good time to all
who attend. Everyone is cordially
invited.
The Masons held their regular
meeting Tuesday evening and
feast was spread at the New Home
Restaurant, to which each and ev-
cry Mason did justice.
Geo. Parker had the misfortune
to have a hennorrage from the nose
last Wednesday, but with the skill
full attention of Dir. Winter, is much
improved and we hope to see him
about our streets in the near future
Henry Phalan was in town Sat
urday for the purpose of purchas-
ing Frank Herrald's six-mule team
and wagons, Mr., Shoemaker will
wave the ribbons over the team
for him on the road between Wells
and Cherry Greek.
The drama which il being pre-
pared by the Social Dramatic Club
will be staged Dec 20. 1t is ell.
titled Rio Grand and promises a de-
lightful evening, The Cherry
Greek people are anSiou>ly await
ing its appearance.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
MINING LOCATIONS

Hunter District - Pay Car,
Traveller, Jackson, Wild Horse,
Crissy, Mint, High Line. Roose-
welt, st. Clair.
Robinson District - Hillside
Limestone, Association Location.
Duzzette No. >, Name.
Gold Canyon District-Limit,
Ontario, Amy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
Gabriel zanOIi Answers Call

Ga briel Zanoli, a pioneer of
Eureka and White Pine counties,
died at his home in Lane City
Tuesday evening at 9 O'Clock of
complication Of diseases. Mr..
Zauoli had been in feeble healta \
for several years and the news
Of his death was not unexpected.
Deceased was an honorable.
upright man and his death is IA
loss TO the community. The
body was shipped this morning
to Eureka, where the interment
will take place.
to- survey block Y in the town OF
Ely.
The District Attorney was in
structed to procure Il deed from
A. ID. Campton for right of way
for pipe line over certain lots in
Ely.
Ordered that bids for county
physician be advertised for.l
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
DOCUMENTS
RECORDED
In he Office Al the County Re.
csrder baris< the Week
" Ending December
,'e.. 18th, 1905
DEE,


company to Jacob j. Gubler;
conveys Lots | and < in Block Z,
Lot in Block IL, Lots ,, {, 10,
/ and l. i'm Block 3 and Lots &
and Z in Block 1, III Lund; con
sideration %797.
M. G. Shallenbarger to Morris
Roberts; conveys one half inter
est in First Chance, Second
Chance, Third Chance, Fourth
Chance and Black Horse Frac-
ton mining claims in Robinson
mining district White Pine
county, Nevada; consideration
800.
Morris Roberts to Leslie Say
age; conveys one half interest in
First Chance, Second Chance,
Third Chance, Fourth Chance
and Black Horse Fraction min
ing claims in Robinson mining
district, White Pine county, Ne
vada: consideration $500.
w. r. Graham to Neil Munro:
conveys all property acquired by
the will of Joseph Moore, de
ceased. consideration SlO.
POWERS OF ATTORNEY
:. II, Paul to Frank Paul;
power to dispose of Clara. Loca,
aud Emma No. = mining claims
in Robinson mining district.
White Pine county. Nevada.
DEGREES
In the matter Of the estate of
Joseph Moore, deceased: decree
distributing estate,
APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTIES
Alex Baird to George 4. Bur
CESS; appointment OF deputy
sheriff.
NOTICES OF FORFEITURE
Il. A. Riepe to Dave Dennet:
notice of forfeiture to one.half
interest in Duzette mining claim
in Robinson miningg district.
f. A. Riepe to the heirs OF the
estate of WIN. Hayes, deceased:
notice OF forfeiture to one'half
interest IN tue Perris mining
claim in Robinson mining dis
trict.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
ASSESSMENT WORK

Robinson District -Sumpter,
Pansy, Leach, Motherlode, Hope.
Triangle, Bunker-hill, Rex,
Laura W., Stone Quarry, Tut
wiler, Tutwiler No. /, Payton,
Watson No. |, Norberg, Hers
stelle No, |, Macon City Gore,
Monarch Fraction, Herstelle,
Calumet No. |, Duzette, Dnzette
No. [, Peters, Elk, Perris, Oak
land, Oakland Fraction, Steele,
Weber, April Fool, Westphalia,
Gladiator No. |, Gladiator No. 2.
Ruby Hill Observation-Disclosures,
Grizzly, Morning Star.
Silver Mountain District am
sas, Emma, Armagosa, 16 No, 2,
keystone No. =, Lizzie, Key
West, Grand Deposit, Sunrise,
Grand Central, Broadside, Pro
, tpctOr
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14

Proceedings

the Clerk office. Il full board
being present, and the following
business was transacted:
The Clerk VAS instructed to
notify ] +. Eager 10 appear be-
fore the beard at its next session
and explain his bill presented
against the county for water for
the court house.
Tho Office Of Justice OF the
Peace for Lun3 Precinct was de-
clared vacant. Joseph OXborrow
was appointed Justice OF the
Peace for Jand Precinct.
Albert Danieison WAS granted
In engineer $ license.
Nj. Badt 4 GO 5. bill of a6S9 "
for money advanced for freig Int
charges on water pipe for lily
fire protection system was al
lowed
j. +. Brown was granted an
engineer $ license.
Application Of Walter Nripps
for engineer license WAS de-
nicd.
81 900 was ordered transferred
from the Salary Fund to the In
digont Sick Fund
The Clerk was ordered to ad-
vertise for bids to do the county
printing for the year 1906.
Bill No. 6194, Il. y, Riepe,
claimant, allowed Noy. 9th,
1909, and returned by the Audit
or with certain items rejected,
was le-alloWed by unanimous vote
and the Auditor was directed to
draw his warrant for the full
amount Of the claim
Bills Nos. 6o63, 6562 and 6.N3,
returned by Auditor without lis
allowance, were re-alioWed by
unanimous vote and the Auditor
directed 10 draw his warrant for
the full amount Of each claim.
The action OF the Auditor in
reducing bill 65537, Salt Lake
Hardware Co, claimant, for
S25l. p to Sl5i,25 aud bill 6575,
VIM. Hayes, claimant, for $500
to S19l5, WAS sustained.
The Sheriff was authorized to
purchase one dozen chairs for
the court house.
$40 was ordered transferred
from Road Fund No. / to Road
Fund No. 3.
Dill o. McPefhiia " w. iol '''iii
rent lof examination oi Tecel
lhomas rejected.
y communication from W. }.
Wallace, requesting payment tor
a horse Killed oy failing OH d
bridge over oeeptoe slough was
LAID over Tor tuftief coiisidefa-
llon'
blll OF Neo' ROBINSON lot re-
pairing DfluG2 III iSlIke alley
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY
FOR THT, YEAR 1905

Notice il hereby given that the tar isf 1si,o.on
the following pieces and parcels of property be.
day become Delinquent. and that Ten Per Ccut
will be added to the origins tsx besidee the
cost Of publication, and that I. J. r. Miles
County Treasurer Of White Pine County will
sell nj noon on
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
Mrs. Dobinson's READING

1t is difficult to say whether Mrs.
stephen Phillips last grand drama,
1.-The Sin of David" will prove more
interesting on next Thursday evening
than the musical numbers provided by
the Beethoven trio, consisting of Miss
Elizabeth M. Jordan, piano; Paul Jen-
nison, Cello and Arthur Perry, vio-
lin.
The first number on the program will
be the first movement from Tschaikow-
sky's trio, op. so. This is one of the
great Russian composers most char
acteristic works.
Then following the dramatic inter
probation of the first and second acts
of the play, by Mrs. Dobinson. the
Spring Song" one of the splendid
melodies of Wagner, taken from the
first act of "Valkyrie," will be given.
The third number will be the vivid de-
scription of the death of the little child
of Lisle and Miriam. The finale (fu-
neral march), from Tschaikowsky's
trio, will complete the third act of the
play.
Out of compliment to this patronesses
of the affair the following young gen.
tlemen will act as ushers: Cecil Bor-
den, Harry Borden, Rothe Langton,
Calf Ingram, Lewis Tolhurst and Clar-
ence Carpenter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
For Bride Elect

Misses Jennie and Martha Robinson
of 923 South Union avenue gave a card
party yesterday afternoon compliment
tary to Miss Helen Hutton, whose en-
gagement to Percival Glenn Winnett
was announced recently. Euchre was
the game played, and progressions were
marked with tiny red hearts or heart
shaped score cards, ornamented in Gu.
pid design. Miss Ethel Stockard won
a picture offered as first prize, and a
fancy silk opera bag was awarded t.
the guest of honor Refreshments were
served at the small tables after the
games. Those present were Mesdames
Harry Mines, lie Mar Harris, Leslie
Harris, Oscar Smith, B. Holmes, T. w.
Richards, Misses Lulu and Rosallna
Elcan, Mary Holmes, Eva and Willie
Kearns, Ethel Mitchell, Ida Underhill,
Belle Crowell, Smith, Mignonette and
Elizabeth Hutton, Ethel Stockard,
Katharine Potter and Ann Stockard
of Columbus, Miss.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26

John V. q. Posey, Mrs. Marshall slim
son. Harry Robinson, the Misses Fran
ces Coulter, Edna Bumiller. Pansy
Whitaker, Frances Barber and Rowena
Moore.
A little incident occurred in connec-
ton with the unlocking and erecting Of
Miss willard's statue which was sig
niicant. IL became necessary durins
these operations to move the statue Of
George washington several feet. Thus
was a place made for the first statue
of a. woman in that hall. An onlooker
was sorrowful over such a shifting and
regarded It as one Of the inevitable
results of the time when womans
rights have sway oh" said William
A. Smith, congressman from Washing
ton. that only illustrates the great
courtesy Of the Father of his Country,
It dominates even in marble"
Ever since their first baby was born
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrod have disagreed
as to the proper method of bringing up
children. Mr.. Harrod insists that they
should never be Crossed" but should
be guided by example and left to obey
through a desire to give pleasure
spare the rod and spoil the child
says Mrs. Harrod; but she exacts from
the children a prompt obedience to her
orders by milder disciplines of her own
Little Jim is ten years old now, and
occasionally manifests an unwilling
ness to follow in the path his father
thinks desirable. One day Mrs. Harrod
was going down the front stairs when
she heard her husbands voice in its
sternest accents.
"Jim," he was saying, "you do what
L told youl"
There was no sound from the boy
and Mrs. Harrod, sitting down on a
step and peering through the banisters,
could see him lettering back and forth
on his heels and toes.
"Jim," said his father, peremptorily,
"do what told youl'
This time the boy looked UP and grin
ned. He did not offer to do anything
else. Mrs. Harrod choked back her
laughter with a heroic effort, and
awaited the outcome. Her husband
strobe across the room and put his
hand on the boys shoulder.
"Jim," he said solemnly. you do
what L told you, or"-he lowered his
voice-'Ill sick your mother on to
you!"
AS Mrs. Harrod put her apron over
her head to stifle her mirth, she had a
ieeting glimpse of Jim Junior flying to
do what his father had ordered.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
Birthday Anniversary

Harry Anderson of 625 South Griffin
avenue celebrated his birthday ami
versary yesterday and in honor of the
occasion entertained party of friends
at his home in the evening. Music and
games were enjoyed, and light refresh
ments were served. The guests in
Guided Misses Muriel Dunsmore, Cordie
March, Elizabeth Ball, Rowena Major,
Hazel English, Ruby Anderson, Lillian
ELIAS. Emily ELIAS, Messrs. j. Velzy.
Albert MCGEE, Ralph Mason, Willie
McWilliams, Willie Dorward, Gus King,
Bert King, Robert Londsey, Frank
Smith, Earl Matthews, David Cripelar
and Carroll Burgner
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
Leisure Hour Whist Club

Members of the Leisure Hour Whist
club were entertained recently by Mr..
and Mrs. Edward C. Magauran of SIT
South Alvarado street. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Brown, Mrs. Mary Purcell and
Mrs. H. Burke of New York were pres
ent as special guests on that occa-
sion, and members who attended were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luckenback, Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Canfield, Mr. and Mrs.
T. b. Comstock, DIR. and Mrs. Benja-
min f. Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Abner
L. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Valentine, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Voight, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
r. Wolcott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Campbell Mrs. T. C. Dobbins. Mrs.
Vinton L. Mitchell. DR.. j. j. Choate
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
Informal Card Party

Miss Ann Stockard Of Columbus,
Miss. was guest of honor Tuesday
evening at an informal card party
given by her cousin, Miss Ethel Stock
ard of 1907 West Fifth street, with
whom she is visiting. Nasturtiums
were used exclusively in the house
decorations, and even in the refresh
ments served the flower shapes and
coloring appeared. Those who shared
Miss Stockards hospitality at this
time were Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Rob
inson, the Misses Hamilton, Phillips,
Italia Bowers, Martha and Jennie Rob-
inson, Reynolds, Messrs. H. f. Dan
forth. E. r. Houstan, Mather, H. A.
Robinson, Martin, Smith, Rosenberg,
George Reed and Madison.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
Weddinq Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Will A. Harris of 929
West Ninth street entertained Wednes-
Gay evening in honor of the wooden
wedding anniversary of their son and
daughter-in-law,M Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Mar
Harris. Other guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Forester, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Besery, Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Leslie Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Matison B. Jones,
Misses Bosbyshell, Lulu and 'Rosaline
Elcan of Memphis, Tenn, Ethel and
Ann Stockard Elizabeth Allen, Helen
Howes, Martha and Jennie Robinson
Messrs. Dan Carter, Stafford Bixby
Charlie White, De Forrest Lowry
Rolla Coleman and Rugby Ross.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
Birthday Party

Mrs. w. Hollingsworth of 92051s Cen
tral avenue, gave party in honor of
her birthday Friday evening. The
house was prettily decorated in green.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon. In the evening d
pleasant time was enjoyed at the home
of Mrs. j. j. jackson, where supper
was served. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. j. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs T.
Millard. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Mr. and
Mrs. w. Hollingsworth, Mines. r. Wat
kins, p. S. Ober, Ostrom, ]. w. Sahli,
Misses Maud Sahli and Mallie Muters-
baugh and C. Feideler.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-26
Rhoton.Shivas

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Eleanor Rhoton of San
Francisco to Edward A. Shivas OF
this city, the ceremony having taken
place in the northern city Friday
afternoon. DR.. Smoot of the Second
Unitarian church officiated, and Miss
Iva Rhoton, sister of the bride, and
Clyde Elber Albert attended the
couple as maid of honor and best man.
respectively. Mr. Shivas, who is son
of Alexander Shivas of this city, will
make home for his bride at Berkeley
where he is engaged in business.