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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-28
INTERPRETATIONS

MANIFESTATIONS
 COMPETENT and experienced time
 keeper and general office man desires
 position at once; have had 10 years
 experience around coal mine as com
 binaticn timekeeper and general
 bookkeeper; am thoroughly compe-
 tent; can furnish references and
 make bond if necessary. Address U-53
 care Age Herald. 92110r WANTED-Position by young man ex-
 perieneed as salesman, stenographer and
 in general office work; am not afraid
 of work. Address E-6l, care Age-Her-
 aid. 9-27-2t WANTED--A position by teacher hold ing a second grade state certificate;
 public school preferred will accept a
 private one can give references. Ad
 dress Edna Linn, Adamsville, Ala
 9-27-2t WANTED-Position a timekeeper or 2
 small set of books to keep by man of
 years experience. Address V-62 care Age-Berald 9-27-2t AN experienced dry goods salesman de sires posi- ton. Can furnish best of references. Address Z-62, care Age Herald 9-27-2t w wANTED-Positlon by colored man, 2s years of age; chauffeur have years experience; can run any make, D. Mickles. Phone 2275 Main. 9-27-2t WANTED-A position by a school girl
 on Saturday: have some knowledge of office work and can use typewriter. Call Bell phone 79. Ensley, Ala. 9-2s-2t COMPETENT lady stenographer desires position. Five years experience. Best Of references Address H-69, care Age Herald 9-2S-2t  | EXPERIENCED lady stenographer wants position; accurate. reliable: references. Bell phone Main 224O-J, or address K-6l l care Age-Rerald 9-2s-2t l Naturalization as assistant book I keeper or desk clerk. Can furnish. ref 1 erence. Address E-6s, care Age-Herald 9-2s-2t FIRST CLASS office man, 10 years ex- perience, wants work at once in or out 1 or city: best of references furnished. | All round office man. Address X. " Z.. 1872 Ith ave 9-2S-2t WANTED-Posftion by young lady
 stenographer, have had four years experience and can furnish refer
 ences. Prefer legal work. Address 1 D-eS care Age Herald. 9-2s-2t COMPETENT stenographer who under stands general office work and filing | thoroughly wants position; best ref | eIenceS IufDlSUeu Dell fnOit 0Sl y. l 9-2S-2t BOOkK EEPER. thoroughly broken. ! well gaited, reliable and accurate, is l very anxious to hear proposition
 from some good, reputable concern. for employment; don't desitate: if i, 1 is anything In figures you have to i do. l can do it. Address Bob" care Age-Ierald. 9-2S-at i POSITION as cashier by young lady;
 reference. Address JeS, care Age
 Herald. 9-2S-2t | WANTED-Position by white barber;
 can deliver the goods. Tom Duke. 1 5l6 Locust street, Gadsden, Ala.
 THE Remington Typewriter company's s | employment department serves the ] employer by selecting from it's lists
 of tested stenographers one who is l competent to satisfy his require
 ments. Tell us your requirements | and we will see that they are filled. l Our services are given without 1 charge 2115 1st avenue Main 2327 1 Bell. 9-2S-2 tn SUI
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ROOMS-WANTED-BOARD

to four rooms with mod
 ern conveniences, furnished for house. keeping preferred. by young couple, no children. Address F-62, care Age Herald. 9-24-ot
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WANTED-Posftion by young lady stenographer; have had four years
 experience and can furnish refer ences. Prefer legal work. Address D-63. care Age Herald. 9-2S-2t
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FARM LANDS

-ff-Gl,ND1 sNr1Ps.- P5ss--'>''-"~o-oo-" 120 acres, Marengo county near Thomas : ton in black prairie alfalfa district for only s10 an acre.
 500 acres. Autauga county, red and sandy land, half mile from depot s7.50 an acre.
 1103 acres, Conecuh county, for fine stock or cotton plantation, with some tim Der, only SC an acre.
 200 acres, Lowndes county. improved with fair buildings. s12.50 an acre. 160 acres Dallas county, improved with large room house. sl500
 F F. SECOR, Agent. Selma, Ala.
 9-2S-7 t RELIABLE INFORMATION! Alabama, Calhoun county. 10000 acres improved farm lands. 40 to 1590 acre tracts. from $ to $40 per acre. Highest bank ref erences. Deal with honorable men. Write us Meharg and Tarvin. Ohatchec, Ala. 9-15-15t 40 ACRE farm, well equipped and stocked, new house and barn. miles from R. R. station, 10 miles from Birmingham, es- pecially adapted for poultry or truck farm, cheap for cash, or will exchange for city property: write for full infor- nation. Address J. s. B., care Age-ETer- aid. 9-o4-6t
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FOit sALE-Complete new drug store outfit: also show cases and counters
 Acme Canopy Co, 17fl 2d avenue. Bell phone S9. S-16-tf
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 PERSONAL

LACES-Slo00 reward, Nature remedy ab- solutely relieves delayed or irregular menstruation, ? to , days; guaranteed;
 safe, reliable; mail s1. Nature Remedy Co, Desk D, Pittsburg. Pa. 9-l5-l4t
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for immediate sale: Five acres $500; 10 acres S750; 20 acres $1500 100 acres $50 acre. Choice suburban property. convenient to sta lion; cash or terms. See E. r. Eborn, 522 Empire Bldg Bell 5622.
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QNE CENT 4 WORD.

RATEs---One cent word a day; no nd.
 taken for less thnn 25c for first inser- tion. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-Room and board by couple with baby or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping furnace heat preferred Southside, near Five Points. Address C-63, care Age-Her- aid
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0NE CENT 4 WORD

hATEs--Onc cent word Il day, no nd. tnkcn for less than 26ci for first inser-
 ton. Cnrh must accompany ordcr.
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RATEs-0nc cent n word n day; no nd. taken for less than :5c for first inser- ti0u. Cash must accompany order.
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FELL < ITY offers excellent opportunity for steam laundry, bakery and other in- dustries. Write for farm bulletin No. loo for bargains in St. Clair county farms. Address Pell City Realty Co. Sumter Cogswell, president, Pell City. Ala.
 9-2S-2O
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WA ANTED-Laborers, sawmills. rock quarrys, farms and yards; travelling salesman for Jefferson county; men cooks, cafe, hotel. private homes. Other openings Room 626 Chamber Com merce building.
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WANTED-To sharpen your safety razor blades; 25 cents dozen; out oL town orders we pay return postage. Robert Prowen Stove Co.,, Birmins-
 ham. Ala. 4-s-I
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SHETLAND pony and outfit for ;hil- dren to ride or drive for sale at Flies
 X Sons auction Thursday, Septenl- her 2S J-2T-2t
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WANTED-Young lady desires room and board in private family; south side preferred. Address L-63, care Age Herald
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RATES--Onc cent n word day; no nd.
 tnkcn for less than .5c for first inser- lion. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE-Larse boarding house. com pletely furnished, and full of first class boarders. Close in at bargain Re qures S125O cash Tyler X Ramsay. 31o North Fist street 9-2T-9t
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FOR SALE

SHETLAND pony and outfit for children to ride or drive for sale at F'ies x Sons auction Thursday, September eS.
 9-17-of
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@oFI OsAoFI, DaIaNCe @oa per THVIIVIff 9U3 , beautiful room bungalow just eoai- pleted in Ardis Heights; beautiful hard- wood floors throughout, furnace, han1- some electrical fixtures. beautifully dec
 orated. tapestry, brick front, stone fire place in living room, tile bath, pla.e rack Whittemore & Williams, 712 Elm pire Main 2S5; Peoples 9Gl a-24-5t-eod
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WANTED

Mi repair all makes of stoves with ex-
 perienced help. Robert Prowel Stsvo
 Co.,. SIS North 20th street. 1-2s-tf
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 WANTED-HELP

f>cGc c>SS Nf-N,l Wanfs emoloSes. Writs for list of positions open. Franklin Institute Dept 2-H. Rochester. N. r.
 7-30-2n
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N NANTED-Stenograpn and assistant bookkeeper. Address with references Box 5S5 or call F South 20th street. at
 once. 9-2S-2t
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HOAIEs-EAsY PAYMENTS.

FOR sALE-At % per cent discount 1880 purchase notes well secured. Address
 U-62. care Age-Herald 927-5t
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE of Birmlng-
 ham (Highland Garage building). Five Points. Complete four weeks course repairing and operating automobiles,
 s25; easy payments. Day night classes. Positions secured. Write or call. 9-l1-30t
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COMPETENT stenographer who under
 stands general office work and filing thoroughly, wants position; best ref erences furnished Bell Phone 59l9.
 9-2S-2t
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sl6.50 cash. Sl6.50 per month. rooms and hack porches, city water. electric lights, street improvements cement walks, wood fiber plaster, nicely papered. al- ley corner: price, s1650; no taxes or in surance: convenient to school, churches, ears and business section; "a rare op- portunity."
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WANTED-A few good solicitors; high class proposition; new plan; pleasant work; men who mean business ap- ply, Wright 609 North Fist street after D. m.
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s300f to S4000 in good part purchase money mortgages, will exchange for South Highland lot; must receive good value
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WAN TED-FOur or five boys with
 wheels. AT N. 18th street. 9-16-tf MANTED-Comb blacksmith and wheelwright for logging camp work must be thoroughly experienced blacksmith and wagon wood worker: state wages and whether married or single. F. E. Jackson Lumber Co., Ri dervile Ala 9-27-2t
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F. RST CLASS office man, 10 years ex-
 perience, wants work at once in or out or city: best of references furnished.
 All round office man. Address X. Y. E..
 1872 1th ave 9-2S-2t
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BUSINESS CHANGES

V'ANTED~Coa mine superintendent and a storekeeper who can each invest 5000 or more to equip a fine lease on 800 acres, 4ls feet domestic coal; no part ing. entry goes up grade; only 1000 feet rom railroad; easy to equip; fortune maker. J. NJ Ross, Somerset, Ky.
 a-26-10t
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ABLE BODIED mvn wanted for the U. S. Marine Corps, between the ages of 19 and 35. Must be native born or have first papers. Monthly pay s15 to s69. Additional compensation possible. Food, clothing, quarters and medical attendance free. After 30 years serv- ice can retire with 75 per cent of pay and allowances. Service on board ship and ashore in all parts of the world. Apply at U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting office. 13 simon block. Birmingham. Ala. 9-1-30t
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BOOKKEEPER, Thoroughly broken
 well gaited, reliable and accurate, is very anxious to hear a proposition from some good, reputable concern
 for employment; don't desitate: if il, is anything In figures you have 10 do I can do it. Address Bob" care Age-Herald. 9-2S-.t
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WANTED-Fou high class stock sales
 men. ThA National Exchange Fire In surance company at Waco Tex, files its charter. Highest commissions paid. Ad-l dress National Exchange O. ganizaiion company, Waco, Tex 9-l9-lit
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FOR RENT Bungalow. No. 172l 18th ave- me, south Highlands: $40. r. l.. De- mere. 1al1ls 1st ave Bell phone 11i9.
 s-a0-7t
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: CASH. sls PER MONTH.

Price slS0o: five room cottage; front and back porches city water electric lights. street and sidewalk improvements. lot 5oxll0 feet 10 20 foot alley; good neigh borhood: two blocks of cars, four blocks ot school and five churches; few oppor- tunities like this are ever offered to get B home: no taxes or insurance.
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HOTEL MASON-Birmlngha newest modern hotel. European plan. 20l6 9th
 avenue 9-2-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

WADDELL HUCSE-Large. comfortable rooms; convenient to business section
 1s161h 1st avenue Bell phone 6122 6-o4-tf
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PERSON

FOR stenographic piece work UT monthly contracts apply Sol Empire Bldg. or call
 Bell phone 6s7. Good work at moderate prices, S-6-tf
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WANTED-October l. by couple with
 child. first class board and room in
 South Highlands. Address F-63, care Age-Herald. 9-2S-3t
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CELEBRATED Babcoek buggies sold
 here exclusively by Matthews Auto Co,
 11th street and 2d avenue. e-i0-tf
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WANTED-Refined couple to board in pri- vate family South Highlands. near Five
 Points. 2l09 11th avenue. south. 9-23-9t
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GCOD house, one story rooms near eth avenue and 22d street, north. For rent No boarding house. Apply 10 George A. Blnn, jr.. at Excelsior Laun-
 dry, phones 22e. 9-el-at
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WANTEn-RoARDERS

LARGE, well furnished rooms, with best
 board in town all modern conven-
 lenees. S per week. Mrs. Kenny, 2217 4th ave. 9-7-21t
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ROOM and board. steam heat and all modern conveniences, 1928 Avenue II.
 9-22-St
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FOR EXCHANGE

room new bungalow, Elizabeth sta. ton.
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WANTED-B -Bookkeeper. Small business
 Apply A-63. care Age-Herald. 9-2i--.
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MODERN room colonial house, just completed. faces east, on South High lands: has furnace. hardwood floors beautifully decorated. four large bed rooms, sleeping porch. tile bath, II closets. large living room, library md dining room: will exchange for smaller house or will sell for 5000 on terms like rent Whittemore & Williams. 71e Empire. Main 2s5; Peoples 9sl.
 9-94-3t-eol
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Men to take 9o-day practical course in our machine shops: learn the automobile business and accept good positions. New Orleans Auto School,
 New Orleans, La. 7-26-tf
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NANTED--AttorneY desires position with busy firm attorneys. or with corporation or insurance company in personal injury claim department, or would consider partnership with right party; have had four years experience actual practice in Bir- mingham: have library; am married L-60, care Age Herald.
 g-23-6t- sa -su -tut tn sa su
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BARGAIN realty; 60X140 corner Sd avenue, north, rents $500; also mod ern. room cottage 18th street. South Highlands s350 cash, S35 month; also elegant, new. modern 8 room home, South Highlands, cheap, small payment and s35 month. See Eborn. 522 Empire Bell 5622
 FOR SALE-Three bargains in houses on terms like rent. Call at our of fee and will take you out and show you these places. l. R. E. Co of Ala, Harry Lyon, sales agent, 2109 1st avenue. Bell phone 764. 9-2S-2t
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s room modern ? story residence on ele- Vated lot facing south. This house has furnace electric lights, bath, and is located in nice neighborhood
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FOR SALE-First class chair white bar Der shop. in town of 5000 Only shop in town. For price write (. A Tendon,
 Tuskegee. Ala. Box 21I 9-2f-1t
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FOR RENT-To couple without children elegantly furnished, [ room house, all conveniences, South Highlands, east ot 20th street, near Highland avenue car line; servants house on place; reason= able rent to acceptable people; refer ences required. Address Furnished House, care Age-Herald 9-96-3t
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RATES-One cent n word day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first tnser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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s room story residence, on elevated corner lot, house not new but in good fix, and close in; will exchange for farm or vacant unencumbered prop eity.
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FOR RENT-Upper flat. best part of South Highlands; four rooms, s35 per month. 2232 Sycamore street. Inquire John ". O'Neill, 202O 2d ave.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-07-25
LOSES LIMBS TRY.
ING TO STEAL RIDE

At about IL O'Clock last night, while
attempting to board the moving fast
furit train in the Western Pacific
yards, Pat Conlin fell under the
wheels and had both his legs badly
mangled. DR.. Swezy, the company's s
surgeon, was Immediately summoned
and had the injured man removed to
the county hospital.
This morning County Physician
Mangan was called in consultation, and
with Dr. Swezy amputated Conlin s
left leg below the knee. There is a
bare possibility that the right leg may
be saved, although it is badly crushed.
Conlin came here from Salt Lake
City about a month ago and secured
employment at the county hospital as
nurse. He quit his job yesterday
morning for the purpose of returning
to the Utah capital and was evidently
endeavoring to obtain free ride to
his destination when he met with the
accident.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-07-25
ELEVEN DAILY TRAINS
REQUIRED AT NEVADA CON.

During eight days of this month,
July 9 to l6 inclusive, the Nevada
Northern railway handled s5,123 tons
of ore from the mines of the Nevada
Consolidated or an average of 10,640
tons day. This breaks all records
for q period of such length, though the
average for day has been exceeded a
number Of times for single day at a
time, says the Ely Expositor.
To haul this ore from Copper Flat
to Mefiill from nine to eleven trains
day were required. each train being
made up Of twenty.one ore ears hold
ing an average of ffty-fve tons each,
or about 1000 tons TO a train. While
all conditions are favorable this sum
mer the Nevada Consolidated is put
ting through all the ore possible and
not a minute Is wasted in the big con
centrator at Metiill. where nearly 1000
men are employed on the three shifts.
The company has been developing
more water right along and is taking
every advantage Of the opportunity
10 use II. as next winter the weather
might NOT be so favorable and the
scale Of operations might have to be
reduced. At the pits, too, conditions
ara more favorable during this time of
wear for a maximum production, and
both the Copper Flat and Liberty
workings are busy places these days
and an immense tonnage of ore has
been opened mp so that the produc-
,;on i limited only by what the con
eentrator at MeGill can handle.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-07-25
ALASKA AND THE
EASTERRN COAL BARONS

The government is about to throw
open to entry 100000 acres of coal
land in the northwest, having finished
surveys to determine its value. It will
then allow the people of the west to
do what they came west for-to de-
velop the resources of the country.
They no longer expect the government
to give away land as it did to the first
settlers and the railroads. They ex-
pect to pay for it, but they expect the
terms and conditions to be such that
they can make good profit on the
venture-not as large profit as the
protected industries Of the east and
middle west make. but just fair
profit. They also expect that, If they
find it necessary to enlist the aid of
eastern capital in carrying through
the venture, they will not be branded
as thieves and perjurers by the ever
busy special agent
When the government has finished
it's work on this coal land near home
the people of the west fervently hone
that it will find time to approve the
500 coal claims in Alaska against
which no charges Of fraud have been
made, but which have been suspended
because fraud was suspected in 500
other claims. To the non-legal mind
it does not seem fair to inflict . wrong
on 500 men because 900 of their neigh
bors in the same business may have
been guilty of crime. That is what
the government has done to the 500
innocent bystanders in Alaska.
IF the Alaska coal can be brought
into the market it may serve to
bring down the price of coal in the
northwest, which is exorbitant. 1t
will make available for the navy and
revenue cutters fuels close to the scene
of their operations. This may be dis
tasteful to the coal barons Of the
east, who have impressed on the navy
department the opinion that theirs is
the only coal worth burning and who
are profting largely by the Alaska
embargo; but the government has not
shown any excessive tenderness for the
sensibilities of other eastern barons,
and the west expects that it will show
no more when the interests of the
whole Pacific coast directly and the
whole country indirectly are set
against the interests of the eastern
coal barons-Portland Oregonian.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-07-25
STANDARD OIL Co,
MAY ERECT PLANT

a representative of the construction
department of the Standard Of, eom.
pany has been in winnemucca for tho
pa'' several days. looking over the
'a'aoie sites for locating plant at
TINS point. Although nothing definite
'an % aseertained regarding the mat
''' ~ Is considered quite probable that
tract Of land for the purpose men.
soned will be purchased in the Hav;.
'aha . H0skins addition, adjacent to
the Western Pacific tracks.
Provided the company determines
70 locate here, it will mean the build.
ing OF q large corrugated iron ware.
house, stables, wagonsheds. pump
mousse and three tanks of a capacity
each Of from 800 to 400 barrels. for
storing gasoline, distillate and coal
oil.
when completed the Winnemucca
plant viii be the distributing point
Tor eastern Nevada Of the Standard $
products. While present indications are
favorable to the establishment of the
equipment here, whether it comes or
not, the fact that company of the
standing of the Standard Oil is consid-
ering the proposition, shows that Win
nemucca is coming to be recognized by
the commercial world as the business
center Of this section of the state.