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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-13
Mlssisntppi.

MISSISSIPPI LAND-Thousands Of acres
OF the very best OF farm and timber land
for sale in Wilkinson county, Mississippi
at from s. to $40 per acre. Wilkinson
county is in the healthiest part Of this
country with g climate unsurpassed; all
kinds OF crops can be grown here, and
horses, mules, cattle, hogs and poultry
can be raised very sprofitably. Have
tracts from 10 to 10000 acres in one body
colonization at very low prices; also fine
timber tracts. IL you want land In any
other part of this state, or in Louisiana
can furnish II. II interested call on or
write to @. A. Wettln, real estate agent
and county director Of the Mississippi
Miss.
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CHICKNN RANCH.

Five acres OF good alder land, partly
cleared, near good road; good new house
and chicken house, 80 laying hens, ducks
and q lot OF pigeons; two miles from good
new town, near boat landing; ten miles
from city of 10000 people. Price, $500; 1900
down, balance $40 per month. See Mr..
Morrison 29S5 Bond St.. Everett Wash.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-13

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TO SECURE
a 1 to b-acre home at Hayward at low
price and on easy terms; we are closing up
the Horny W. Meek estate and buyers must
act quickly; the electric from Oakland runs
to the tract every 20 minutes; s. p. and
western Pacific runs through the lands
only IS minutes to San Francisco; one crop
will more than pay for the land.
Beans produce $500 per acre; peas, Gear
Hest in the state) $500 per acre garlic 5000;
tomatoes, $3.50; cherries and aprioots, from
500 to 1856; local buyers have purchased
over 100000 worth in last 90 days; they
know Its value; only about so acres Of the
subdivision left. Come out at once; free
information electric cars stops at our door.
ROBINSON q CUNNING,
General Agents for lands of Meek estate.
52s Castro St.. Hayward. Cal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-13

SAN JOSE Income Home Orchard.
S,5O0-5 a., adjoining the city limits of
San Jose; assorted fruit orchard, pays
$500 per year; two good new cottages rent
Tor $50 per month; mill and tank and all
outbutldings; land adjoining selling for
N,VyO per a.; best proposition In the state.
j, M. NELSON, "a N. LIST St, san Jose.
tS0O-S6o0 down; 10 acres good level land, 4
miles from MERGED; adapted to alfalfa,
truit, ETC. l mile from school; small house,
sheds, water right
N,2oo-S4OO down; 20 acres good level land,
miles from MERGED; adapted to alfalfa,
orchards, etc; water right
j. h. RUSSELL, MERGED Cal.
A HOME with an income cheap-24O
acres, miles from Auburn; good house, 5
rooms furniture, barn, sheds, farming
tools, wagons harness, 10 mich cows,
80 acres bearing orchard and grapes, 50
acres grain land, 25 natural meadows. 8
alfalfa, balance pasture; living springs
all under ditch; finest climate on earth
miles to r. r. shipping Price $1,000, 5000
cash, balance per cent. r. e. Lee, Real
Estate Broker, =. Auburn, Cal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-13

Mexico,
LANDS.
MEXICO-I have for sale several fins
tracts OF tropical lands and transportation
especially suitable for fruit and stock rails
tnts wanted. None but responsible firm,
or parties need answer References given
and required Address J. Perrin Kent
TlGcotalpaH'. Yer Mexico
MichfEan.
MICHIGAN FARMS IN FRUIT BELT
No. l to-A., all cleared. log house, frame
barn, nice creek, $3.50
No. 2, lO-A.. rs acres cleared. new house
level, good soil, $3.50
No. 3, 20 acres. all cleared. buildings, 4
miles town, 200 peach, other fruit, 1850
No. 4, SOFA, 9 acres cleared balance cut
over, house, fine stream, $1,000.
No. Q, 4O-A:, unimproved. miles town.
No. 8 lo-A., .unlmproved, level. can be
No. Z, sO-A., unimproved. level, heavy
black land, $1,000
black soil. $500
All on easy terms, others, list free.
THE EXANs-HoLT CO. Fremont Mich.
FARM BARGAIN.
Best 600-acre farm in Mich: black sandy
loan; IA bldgs; / mile from town net
yearly earnings 5000. r. ArbogasL Bloom
field, N. ].
FOR sALE-l2,OOO acres OF unimproved
fruit and farm lands in eight townsh hips
in Lake, Osceola and Mason counties, Mich
situated in well settled country; title per-
feet; abstract furnished. Representatives
at Land Show and at Hotel New Southern,
are shown. H. w. Marsh owner. Man
istee, Mich.
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Georgia.

FOR SALE-How Is this: A lot 60x140
feet in progressive city, and 40 acres
cash and so monthly. ADDRESS, nn' r. H.
Thomas $3.50 River road, Columbus, Ca.
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IN FINE country, $50 acres OF land; 27O
acres cultivation, so acres pasture Groom
house, double granary and corn crib, s6
feet long, barn for IS horses windmill
fenced, land is rolling miles east miles
north OF Creighton, Neb. II sold soon
$3.50 an acre; easy terms. Write owner,
Max Fielder, Pierce. Neb.
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$500
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE


ARKANSAS FARMs-Big list: special
bargains; sent free. Write today. Captain
taEss, Fayetteville. Ark
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FARM LANDS.
$500 PER ACRE
Kansas.

leo ACRES I'm Anderson county, Kan: 50
acres pasture, balance new land; price St4
per acre. Neal-Bowman Land Co, Garrett,
Kan.
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GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA

T IA ' ElTtoED 81 THE
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM &
ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
Lands adapted TO the widest range OF
crops; all the money crops of the South
plendfully produced. For literature treat
ing with this coming country, its soil cli-
mate, church and school advantages write
W. II. LEAHY,
Genl Passenger Agt.. Dept. X. Atlanta, Ca
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Florida.

FLORIDA LAND.
F1orda-You cannot lose on any we'll
selected property in Florida. but are sure
of quick and substantial profits We have
many good properties for colonization,
fruit and vegetable lands and improved
farms Pope & North, 90l Atlantic National
Bank Bldg, Jacksonville, Fla.
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KLICKITAT APPLE LAND.
50 acres only 5000 per acre
Address l.. ID. cakes. CASTOR. ore.
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TWENTY QUARTERS
for sale, every acre tillable, no sand or
rock lies smooth, dark loan soil Price
1880 per quarter. Frank Mashek scott
City, Kan,
ALFALFA land. farm lands in western
Kansas. / quote, subject TO prey iOus sale
s. W. 19-g0-82. shallow water alfalfa land
at SO per acre; 3h miles from McCue ~ h
1l-lI-32. good wheat Cr broom CCrn land gll
per acre 6 miles from Manning on Mo
Pac. @. d. Card. Scott city, Kan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-13

AS YOU read this ad. so will thousands
read your want ad II Il Is In The Bee.
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Sao-7-room mouse. modern except heat,
ster 6509.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

I'm hEN I-l1OUO ES
N2-alz-lA Shirley St, rooms gas and
water.
tso-l537 Park Ave. rooms. all modern.
good condition.
s45-4ol2 Harvey St. rooms. modern. oak
fin sh
s5o-Heated apartment IL No. 18th St. 5
rooms and bath; hot water. ianitor, gas
stove and shades
ID. V. SHOLES COMPANY.
sl9 City National Bank Bldg.
Telephone Doug. 90; Ind. A-so49
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MiaHOuri.
$50 AcREs-S miles TO town: GOOD. lave,
we'll drained land on mail route and
school house on one corner of tha farm.
i-room house new; barn sOxeO; hog and
8 acres timber This IL q good place priee.'
D. E. CRUTcHER DrexeL MO,
MISSOURI LANDS for SALE 80 acres to
loo acres; terms and prices to suit pur-
chaser Write for particulars. w. NJ
Stevens. Clinton, Henry Co., Mo.
HALF INTEREST 1O-aore fSrrh. under
laid with zinc and lead. Il. Chapman
go ACRES AND 4Os ACRES IN coon
Sld Cas- county; - miles from Kansas city
both well improved; fine black limestone
land; bargain choice t65 per acre; good
ssrms- e " Burdstt. Garden City. NO.
BARGAIN-5O-aere farm; 4 miles from
warsaw, Mo; % acres cultivated, balance
PASTURE near school and church; price
1900: terms easy. Address T. G. Owen.
Minnesota.
FORECLOSURE SALE OF I,AND-ws
have over 1900 acres Minnesota land to
offer at foreclosure prices; about one half
value; liberal terms; part or whole; grand
opportunity for retailer. u. w. Taylor &
Son. Nat. Ger.-Amer. Bank Bldg, st. Paul,
MINI.
FOR SALE-Best eut-over land in north
ern Minnesota and Wisconsin: S2.75 per acre
and up; farm timber and iron lands. John
9. A. Crosby, SO5 Palladio Bldg. Duluth
MINI. U.E.I
FOR SALE BY THE owNER-lGO acres
in Mower county, MINI; we'll improved ali
tillablei miles to town, half mile to school
y miles to Iowa line. Price, $40 per acre
Seth A. Cheney, Grand Meadow. MINI.
$40 OPEN MINNESOTA PRAIRIE at Sis
Terms; $4,000 hardware and implements
and 5000 buildings for farm to match in
corn belt Box 146 Adrian Mimi
Nehr"vkH.
IMPROVED farm Of about 200 acres in
Colfax county, Nebraska, all good level
land, new buildings, so acres In wheat,
lays close to town. u. p. r. r. runs
through the farm. Price, $50 per acre.
would take some city property. l. NJ
Hammond, SS2 Board Of Trade.
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REAL ESTATE
California.

FARM AND RANCH LAND ron g.
fConBnned
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OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses aud Cottages-ContInued.

Houses aud ottages-COntinued.
lC21 Howard. Broom. close in, So.
$40 South 18th Ave, 4-room. close in, AA
SJlS Seward, 5-room, SIS.
S343 Henderson. broom, $50.
El0 Parker, Groom, mod. eN. heat Slb.
POS Spruce, broom, modern. SIS.
Pill n. 18th, S-room, all modern, so
III South 26th Ave. 9-room all mod, 80.
1919 North sd, Groom, Si3
25O9 Bristol. Groom. modern. so.
264l Capitol Ave, broom close In slI.0O.
1912 South I'D, 4-room, with barn, SO
zoos Seward, 4-room, with barn, SlZ
1871 Capitol Ave, 5-room furnished home.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
Phones: Doug 297, A-SSS4 2l2 So. nth.
Nice six-room cottage, city water and
sewer In first class repair, at 2il1 Michi-
gan Ave. SlA0O per month.
W. j. Dermody Investment Co.,
d. 7sa 1914 City National Bank Bldg.
EnTQ PRINT "a, e,r,,gny NTH ~
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FARM BARGAIN
Best eoO-acre farm in Mich; black sandy
loRmi IA bldgs; / mile from town; net
yearly earnings 5000, II. Arbogast Bloom
field, N, ],
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FOR RENT-Basement with heat, 1913
Howard street. Inquire within or call Ind.
A-3227.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Cheap, good improved farm,
$4,000; half down, balance easy terms. Geo.
Ives, MRuston, Wis, r. 8.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-04-09
new BAlTlESHIP
TO Be NAMED
THE NEVADA

IL has been practically determined
that one of of the two great Dread
nalsGts to be constructed by the U.
S. shall be named Nevada. The sec.
ond 10 be called the Oklahoma.
The new ships, the Nevada and
Oklahoma, will be $50 feet long,
and 95 feet beam. Their draught
will be s3.5 feet. Their displacement
II least 10000 tons and probably 81
900. The sreed will be q knots, the
coal load 5000 tons, and they will
carry complement of rs officers and
1890 men. The armor will be eleven
inches on the belt and on the bar
bettes and eights inches on the sides.
There viii be in addition to the ten
l4-inch guns, several 5-inch guns
As floating fortress the ship will thus
have two guns for every sector and
With overlapping ranges. A five inch
gun has been placed at the stern to
protect from torpedo attack. A simi.
lar provision would be made at the
stem but for the difficulty of putting
a shutter here that will keep out the
water in heavy seas.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-04-09
Want Land Office Moved.

1t is stated that there is move on
foot among the farmers of Churchill
county to attempt to have the United
States land office moved from Carson
City to Fallon, where the government
ias a large irrigation project. 1t is
hardly probable that the government
will pay any attention to the request
lor the simple reason that the officerl
are well established in this city and [
place where the records are easily
accessible to view them at any time.
One of the finest federal buildings in
the west is situated in this city and
he land office has fine offices thereir
and it would be foolish to make the
move to satisfy a few farmers who
would probably have business in the
land office once in lifetime.-C
son City News.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-04-09
ROUTINE BUSINESS
AT MEETING Of
THE COMMISSIONERS

All members were present at the
meeting of the board of county com
missioners held last Monday and the
usal routine of business was transact
ed.
A claim of John Roeder for SIS was
returned for the o. X. of the super
visor of the Hike road district. A
claim of the A. S. Thompson COM
pany for the sum of $1l.75 for sup
plies furnished the town of Phoebe,
lacked the o X. of the town advis-
ory board and was returned Rob-
ert Graham presented claim of SIG
for publishing the new ordinance pro-
,idinS for Il dog tax license In
Caliente; II was laid over un-
til such time that the Caliente town
fund contains sufficient funds to pay
said bill. The claim of Amy Culver
well Tor 81 for cash advanced for
room rett at the county high school
was laid over for investigation. The
claim Of Mrs. Agnes Godbe for 81 for
taking the census of the Prince
school district, was returned to re-
ceive the o. K of the superintendent
of schools.
petition was received from the
citizens of the town of Caliente, ask
ing the appointment of c. P. Christ
ensen to the office of night policeman
and fire marshall of the town of Cal
ente; but inasmuch as the ordinance
creating such office had been repeal
ed upon the petition of the residents
of said town on January 9Th, 1908,
the meml ers of the board deemed
they wer. without power to make
such all appointment at this time.
i Accordingly, petition from the resi-
dents OF Caliente asking for the re-
\ enactment of the ordinance win be
in order and after its presentation
and adoption the appointment will
doubtless be made.
The rehienation of James G. Small
as night Loliceman and fire marshall
4 of Phoebe was received and accepted.
An application was received from
Chas. Lee Horsey, asking the board
make the requisite order to effect
the sale OF certain lands situate in
the northern portion of Lincoln coun-
| ty which have been sold to the coun-
ty for delinquent taxes and decided to
the courty. Ordered by the board
that the clerk proceed to give and
post moi ces of such sale in accor-
dance with law
! A communication was received from
J. A. Hyde asking the permission OF
the board to redeem certain proper
4 ~ which has become delinquent and
has been decided to the county. Or
dered that the clerk notify J.. A. Hyde
TO make application to the board to
have the said property offered for
sale in accordance with law
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-04-09
VAN FLEET DEAD.
State Bank Examiner Succombs A.
ter Brief illness.

A Eurek dispatch to the State
journal urder date of last Sunday
says:
M M. Van Fleet, the state bank
examiner, died here suddenly at II
o'clock Saturday night in his apart
ments at the Hotel Zsdow. He had
the evening in company with w. b.
Fowler, deputy attorney general, and
officials of the Eureka County Bank,
and at 10 O'Clock returned to the
hotel o retire, apparently in the
best of health. Almost Immediately
after he was taken violently i'll, suf-
fering with an intense pain in his
chest. A doctor was summoned and
everything possible done, but Mr. Van
+ eet diei within an hour of the
first attack. The cause of death
il given as neuralgia Of the heart.
The body will be taken to Elko by
suto Monday morning, where 1t will
be met by Mrs. Van Fleet and ship
ped to Denver, his old home, for in
terment.
II. NJ Van Fleet came of a family
II bankers. His father was an Iowa
banker. and he himself was at one
time engaged in the banking business
"A that state.
Later he went to Denver, where he
had smelling interests. daughter
ot his now lives there.
He was made state bank examiner
IF Nevada In April, 1908
Mrs. Van Fleet has been at Long
Beach, Cal She Is Fastening to Ne
va ia as FAST as She can get here, to
meet he body of her husband at
Elko
daughter and two sons, besides
the widow survive the bank examiner
The daughter is Mrs. Wylie, of Den
yer. who will meet Mrs Van Fleet
and the body there. John r. Van
Fleet OF townsville, is one son mar
ried to he daughter of Judge Fitz-
patrick, well known in Nevada, Utah
and Montana, and formerly of the
Comstock. Another son lives in New
York. Both sons are mining en-
gineers.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-04-09
GOLD CHIEF COMPANY IS
READY TO BUILD MILL

David Goodsell, a well know capi-
talist Of Portland, Ore, has become
heavily interested In the Gold Chief
Mining company. operating in the
Chief district near Panaca.
Through a deal consummated this
week, Mr.. Goodsell has become the
owner Of 10000 shares. and is there.
fore, one of the largest stockhold-
ers In the corporation.
While none Of the local officers of
the Gold Chief company have said
SO, the Record is reliably informed
that the transaction represents an
investment of between $4,000 and
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-04-09
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
A splendid SUCCESS

The past week has been far and
educational standpoint, in the hist
tory OF F!oche, and those who are
arsighted enough to recognize the
connection between intellectual and
material progress will see in this
weeks events new promise for a
"Gr,afer Pioche."
The first teachers institute ever
held in Phoebe; the first in Lincoln
county for eight years; the first WIS.,
it of a president of the University
of Nevada, in the person of DR..
Stubbs, and the dedication of Pioche's
magnificent new school building, the
most moGtrn in plans and equipment
in eastern Nevada, each in its way
marks an epoch in the civic life of
lnis community.
CALLED TO ORDER.
The Institute was called to order
promptly at 8 O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing, ty Prof M. o. Graves, the con-
duetor. and ran full blast and without
r,.D ent of tagging interest dur
iny the prescribed hours until it was
ao 10 ~ ed to give way to the dedica-
tory exercises Friday afternoon. Sing
ing. sociability, good cheer and hard
work and discussion have marked
every session..
Nevada, was announced by the con
ductor as one OF his principal themes
and the silbjetc has included the hist
end the subject has included his
tory, geography, geology mineral and
agricultural resources of the state
and best CT all methods of spreading
knowledge of the processes
by which, these resources may be
developed.
Prot. Graves also discussed music
grammar, morals and manners, peda
gogical principles and variety OF
other matters briefly, as the topics
we're sugge sted by the teachers OF
developed from the course of the in
stitute
MISS NATH IS GRAMMAR
Miss DC'othea Nath presented g
very bright and logical paper on in
struction in English grammar, es
pecially in the grades preparatory tt
the high school.
Mr. immons, Mr.. Edwards, Mrs
Burke, Mr.. Gelabert and Miss Kel
" contributed sketches of certain
localities with which they were ia
milar, that were Of great interes
70 teachers of geology.
Most of the visiting teachers ar
rived Monday evening and when th'
time came for the opening session
about 20 had reported.
Tuesday evening an informal recep
ton to the teachers was given III th
rooms of the Phoebe Commercial cit
when the pupils of Miss Kelley
school al Princeton, rendered an ex
cellent program which gave evidenc
o. the painstaking instruction am
training which Mrs. Kelley is givin
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-04-09
SCHOOL ELECTION PASSED
OFF VERY QUIETLY

The school election last Saturday
afternoon passed off quitely. For
the reason that only one ticket was
placed in the field, little interest was
manifested. only 25 votes having been
cast in all Fash candidate receiv-
"a "a votes which is accounted for
by the reason one ballot was cast
n which DR.. w. w. Stockham was
he only candidate voted for; another
went into the ballot box with the X
iaarked opposite the names of J. A.
Clark and John Ewing and none op.
posite that Of the long term candi
date, DR.. Stockham.
The new board, according to the
new law passed during the last ses
sion Of the legislature, assume the
duties of their office in July.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-04-09
Pi0ChG School Building
Is Formally Dedicated

in the erection of schol build
ing These bonds were sold in the
east at a premium of 1925, which
gave the school board $15.225 for the
nerpose stated. 1t was necessary to
buy ground and all told the building
and groud represents an investment
of $4,000.
The dedicatory address, delivered
ly DR.. Stubbs was listened to with
deep interest and in the course of
his remarks, the speaker uttered
words of commendation to the board
OF trustees for the excellent judgment
they had displayed and congratulated
the citizens of Phoebe. who he said,
had one Of the most modern and best
school structures in the state
The pupils of the school rendered
program which was greatly enjoyed
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-04-09
RAILROAD RECONSTRUCTION.
Salt Lake ROUTE 10 Making Coco
Headway With Work.

The Salt Lake Route Is rushing
reconstruction work, and according
I information brought from the front
rany rain loads of material have
landed at the Acoma and Mo-
apa ends Of the track this week.
Several hundred more men were put
put on and all along the line. work
is going forward with vim.
The track is reported to be fin
ished north of Moapa to a distance
9f 50. miles. and is practically in
o'der south of Caliente ten miles. An
other force Is working north from
caliente in the Clover Valley canyon,
while still larger one is making
progress Gown the canyon from Bar.
clay.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-04-09
TEACHERS ADOPT
SOME RESOLUTIONS

We, the committee appointed to
draft resolutions expressive OF the
sentiments Of the teachers and visit.
ing friends OF the Lincoln County
Teaehsfs' Institute, beg leave to sub
nit the followfng:
Resolved, That vote OF thanks be
extended 70 the members OF the pi-
eehe Conn ercial club, and the GOOD
citizens of Phoebe at whose homes
we were guests. To the trustees
@ pioche School District No. /. and
especially, to Mr.. Jesse Simmons. To-
rai committeeman who has SO tire
ieas'y ioo!sed after our interests in
every way. To the Motners' club Of
Pioche which SO kindly entertained us
with a banquet To DR.. Stubbs Tor
his helpful talks. To Prof. M. o.
raves for the valuable instruction.
which he. as conductor Of this insti-
tute, has . ably given us.
Signed
EDYTH McMUI.LIN.
EVA H1LDRETH.
KATE PRITCHETT.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-04-09
MECCA FOR sUFFRAoETrEs.
oelamsr Now Has A School hoard
Composed OF Women.

DELAMAR, New. April 7.--At the
school election held here ON the end
inst. the school voters got together
and voted solidly for a board Of
trustees composed entirely Of women.
Three OF the leading ladies Of the
town were elected. Suffragettes ali
over the country will watch with in.
terest this experiment Of having IN
entire womens' board Of trustees.
Edward Gluyas. foreman at this
place for the Gold Chief Mining COM
pany. who has been tearing out
cyanide tanks for shipment 70 the
Chief mine, left last week for Cal
ifornia where he has accepted !
more lucrative position. His many
friends rejoice in his good fortune
and hope that stiIl better things
may come his way.