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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
Manhattan Go.
Making Good

The Directors OF the Manhattan
Big Four Mining Company declared
the second dividend for the company
n the rate OF cents per share, at
meeting held at the Goldheld Hotel
last evening. There are 100000 shares
outstanding and the disbursement
will amount to $l5,24O, which will be
payable August 18th TO stockholders
of record August 10th.
Three leases are now working on
the property. The Poak- -Steen- Ci-
cola lease has produced $225!OOO dur
ing the last eight months, and there
are several thousand tons of good
milling ore ON the dump row await
ne future reatment.-Bonanza
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
Has Rough Experience
in Carson River
Narrow Escape from Death When
Raft Floats into the Rapids

About ten days ago. or during the
high water in the Carson River, Mrs.
James Yerington of this city had a
close call with death.
She. with her husband and a mum
Der OF friends have been spending the
summer months at the smelter. In
order to have all the pleasure pos
sible out OF the river a raft was con
structed, which all hands polled
about the stream below the dam.
On this occasion Mrs. Yerington
and Nine. Barry were on the raft,
In some manner II swung into the
swift stream. The two women did
all in their power TO hold the raft
until help could be summoned. As
II swept down the stream il swept
under the footbridge which spans the
river. Nine. Barry caught the bridge
and was pulled out OF harms way.
Mrs. Yerington on the raft was
swept down the stream and into the
rapids at that point. She was nearly
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

A telegram published in the Reno
ernment will double the assay charge
at the mints throughout the Union.
l his is on such material as a pros
pector might bring to the United
States Assay offices for returns.
The telegram states that the assay
offices have been run at a loss for
years, as the prospectors prefer to
ts Ike their materials to a place where
the charges are less.
The telegram is misleading in so
far as it states that the Carson Office
is to place double charge on the as
says from that place. The truth of
the matter is that the Carson Office
as maintained by the Government at
present exacts a triple charge for as
says. Such an assay as the custom.
assayer turns out for silver and gold
at the uniform price of one dollar, is
subject to a three-dollar charge a
the Mint. This is the price estab
lished in all OF the Federal assay of
fees.
As rule, the prospector and il
some instances the mine owners
have the idea that an assay certih-
cate from Uncle Sam must be cor
rect. The truth is that the same pro-
cess is gone through at the local as
say Office as it receives at the Mint
The same character of hux, the same
system of separation and the same
manner of weighing is employed
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
Postal Bank
for Reno

Postmaster General Hitchcock has
sent out another batch of names Of
postal banks to be established
throughout the Union Among them
is that of Reno. The Reno bank will
open for business on the Sth Of Au-
gust Every bank established in Ne
Nevada is making some envlable
financial history in the postal bank
business and this city is part Of the
game.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
Stop
the Smelter

The Pacific Livestock Company,
better known in this county as Miller
& Lux, filed an action last Saturday
against the Mason Valley Mines Co.,
ant that said defendant be restrained
from carrying on or operating a
smelter, or from smelling ore there
on or discharging therefrom fumes
containing sulphuric acid or other
noxious gasses or substances injuri
Gus to vegetation; also for temper
ary injunction during pendance OF
action, the permanent init notion to
be reached at end of case
The complaint sets out the owner
ship by plaintiff of various ranch
lands, aggregating 10000 acres in
Mason Valley and the defendant
threatens to erect a smelter to treat
ores, the fumes of which will desrtoy
growing vegetation and crops on the
lands of plaintiffs also that damages
will exceed 100000. and that the in
junction is asked to forestall the in
juries threatened.
The action does not allege damag-
es at the present time, but the sui
is probably brought to put plaintiff.
in certain standing in court shoulo
it be necessary to bring damage sui
otter the smelter is started near Wa
| buska.-Yerington Times
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
THE Maccabees," See this great
picture at the Wigwam Friday and
Saturday.
GETS FIVE YEARS

John Carey of Reno. local prize
fighter, who was convicted OF an in
famous crime. was sentenced to hve
years in the pen by Judge Moran on
Saturday. An appeal has been hled,
and ( is possible that Carey will be
kept in Reno pending the outcome oi
the appeal TO the Supreme COURT
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
OVERLAND TRIP

Next Wendnes esday morning Dr.
Cavell and wife, J. A. Muller and
wife and Sam Platt will leave for a
trip to San Francisco, going over the
mountains by way OF Placerville in
Mr.. Platt's car Miss Neva Platt IS
TO be married in San Francisco next
Sunday and the party will be there
in time to attend the wedding.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
Count
of Ballots

This morning the counting OF the
ballots in the election contest was re-
sumed, Elko County being taken up.
The members Of the Supreme
Court announced several days ago
that they would make ruling relative
to the costs and to whom they were
to be assessed. The Court at the
morning sesson stated that owing to
. number OF authorities being sub
mitted and the complication OF the
case that they would render the de-
cision relative to costs at later date
from the bench.
There is story about that Jar
bidge precinct would contain mum
Der of doubtful ballots. These bal
lots are supposed to be pencil marked
instead of a rubber stamp being us
ed. The contestng parties in order
to determine the exact condition OF
the ballots took up Jarbidge.
Upon investigation and as the
counting OF lhe JdfDiuSe DdiotS Pio
ceeds, it has been shown that there
are but few ballots that will be re-
jected There are possibly six or
eight of the pencil marked sheets.
This is a considerable difference be
tween the actual facts and what was
supposed to be the case. In this
precinct Springmeyer has a large
lead over Baker in the original cleo
ton returns.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
RECEIVED APPOINTMENT

A. w. Clark. who has acted as fire
man and general mechanic about the
Capitol building for the past couple
of years. has been re-apponied to Z.
position at a meeting of the State
Board of Commissioners.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
GOOD WHISKEY BUSINESS

That somebody in this city is do
ing thriving business in whiskey
traffic is evidenced by the member OF
drunken Indians to be seen at fire.
quent intervals. Last evening sever
al young Indians, mere boys, were
gloriously intoxicated.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

The Essany film oi wild animals is
exceptionally interesting in that its
treatment OF the subject is made nov
el and unusually entertaining in GER
tain novel features never photograph
ed in motion pictures before. See
them at the Grand.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
FROM THE LAKE

Will Mackey and Arthur Borde-
wich. who have been spending afew
days at Lake Tahoe, returned from
that resort in the latter's auto early
this morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
IS CONSIDERABLY BETTER

Mrs. ]. N. Reid, who has been
quite i'll at her home in this city for
several days past, is considerably
better
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
TO LEAVE HOSPITAL

George Dangberg. who recently
on account Of blood poisoning, has
so far recovered he will be moved
to his home in Carson Valley some
day during the week.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

Elko is to. be classed with the mod
ern cities of Nevada. At the cleo
ton held Friday it was-decided to is
sue bonds in the ssum of $45, 600 tor
sewerage purposes. The vote was
nearly ten TO one in favor of the is
5uance of the bonds.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
RETURNS FROM COAST

Mrs Jas. d. Finch, who has been
in San Francisco seeking medical at
tendance for her son Stanley, has re-
turned to this city. The little fellow
is getting along as we'll as can be ex-
pected
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
NoTARIES APPOINTED

The Governor this afternoon ap-
pointed s. w. Pugh. OF Schurz. as a
Notary Public.
AT the same time he appointed w.
] Atkinson OF Sparks. as Notary.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

Tomorrow night is amateur night
night at the Wigwam. Don't miss it.
Two big acts from Reno and two
from Carson
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

Leslie SMALL and John Wilson
have returned from a trip around
Lake Tahoe They report having
very pleasant time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

Quite a number of Carson people
went to Reno Saturday evening to
see the "back-h haul knockout" burned
n efigy.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

If you miss the pictures at the
GRAND tonight, you will miss a
treat; for they are above the ordinary
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

New program OF motion pictures
tonight at the Wigwam. Five great
interesting pictures. They are the
best because they are at the Wig
wam.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
RETURNS FROM "TRIP

Al Trielotf has RETURNED from a
couple OF weeks cattle buying expe-
dtion
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31
VISITING CARSON

-. Senator Clay Tallman Of Tonopah,
is attending TO business matters in
this city;
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

Music for the social dances at the
Wigwarn will be furnished by the
Reno orchestra hereafter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

Reno musicians will furnish music
for dancing at the Wigwam every
Saturday evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

Great pictures at the Grand to.
night.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-31

n emgy.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-18

ftreuen. Sn iener Grtldrung pirb,
ipie aus Munhen gemeloet tptro, Der
8efunobeits 3uitanb beS prtn5 sRes
qenten als reIattD gut be3ei6net. 3ten@
lid aQoemein tpiro Die nprttnttBe
WortfaTIung bd6in gebeutet, oaB auF
cine ldnqere 2ebens3eit bes I'M 91iten
Qltersiabre itebenben Prtn5en ntat
msbr gu boffen lit. Die holbamtliae
&unoaebuna ailt als etne fhonenoe
8orbereitung bdrauf baB bas Boit
Iib NIT bem 8ebanfsn pertruut ma
den muB, ben 5iiriten in nidt 81 Ter
ner 3eit 5u Derlieren.
Die lInru6en in S 6tnd.
Sing, CHINA, II. Sept.
8erihte aus Sfu Gbon meloen, oaB
Elm aus 100 Wtann Bel eitebenoes De-
ta6ement Supallerte, Delhes bon
Gheng gu fortgeritten mar, BET benz
Qung6eni 8ebirge BON ben Qufitanot@
ihen iiberf11en unb uuf8erieben ipurs
be. Gin 5beil Der Qeute tehrte nab
Gbenq gu 8uriit. 2tm folgenoen Gage
nurbe cine itdrtere SuDullerie>4bt9ei
lung dbgeI6itt, pelhe ith ourA bic
9elQqerer einen Deg bahnte un0 bic
StraBe bis Sen Sbon frei6ielt. Ster
Gfon tuuroe am IA. September ben
lppalen Srupper beIegt. Wtdn glaubt,
bab bic Gage in Der 5auptItaot Der
qropin3 S3e G9uan cine bOffnun8s'
ooaers 1T.
Der Ssuerbdmon
Collar, II. Sept. - SIN ortts
! ten Stotpert bes Wountain Yien
Sotels brad am Gonntag wlorgan
fFeuer aug, pas mshrere 5GuIer elm
Gf6erte unb bebeutenbeu S6oben an
richtete. Sobn Weslep 8u8ger, etn
| 6otelQait, fam in ben 5Iammsn ums
| Qebsn; Senrp 5urit, Der it6 BET Der
Rettungsarbeitsn aus3ei6nete, fpuro'
| lebensgefd6rtth Derlebt, mdhreno etn'
brittle gerIon nod oermtbt Dirb. utar
permuthet 9ranoItiftung.
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Jn(anO Ie(egrapb
grGftbert9 9uftin Gris, ga.

Grie, ga., II. September. =
grdiioent gaft perbruate ben Conn
tad in oQer Stiue. gr mar nit Ses
trstGr 5iQs unD Major Butt 8ait bet
gbas. 8. Strong. Qbeuo II uhr gEnS
bic Reife nu6 Detroit peiter.
Die glutri6t poH bern 4utomnbll@
lInolut auf Der Jair in Spracuie,
tur3 nahoem sr oiefelbe DerIa1en,
oriff ben grdIiosnten fihtIit an.
Gr fanbte benz grdftDenten Der Sps
racuIe 5anbsIstammer, 8. Ut. Sano1,
Elm geIearam, rportn er fetH ttef1tes
geouuern uber pas uuglit aus
oridte.
Sprucufe, II. September. -
5arrg graolep BON JrantIin, q. 5,
elmer Der Qeuts, ptlhe pon Dem SlDz
fielb'i6en 2luto perleBt purben, itarb
sountag, ipoaB bic 3abl Der 5ootsn
lid iebt ouf 10 beIGuft. Gin babies
8useno 9erionen befiHbsn iit IN
iebr srniter 9erfaiiuns.
Col. bu Sames M cG 0 Of.
Geubrigbt, q. s., II. Sep
Sames WcGoot, Elm Wlitgliso Der be-
tunnteu Sbiper Gamilie. peIde oIs
.1b fighting N1egoots" betannt"
lit, itarb bier i'm 81. 2ebensiabre an
Der Qungenent3iinoung. gr mar Der
iiinofte BON 9 S0hHen bon Daniel
WcGpot, bic fGmmtIih nit 5 COB
neu pon Sobn WcGOot aIs Sffi5iere
i'm gHrgsrtriese oieuteH. Der Der
Itorbens itubirte nah Dem ariege bic
Redhte in Sarpuro unD mar elm be-
tauntsr GprpordtipHsanpdIt.
SDbtIi6er Sampf unter
itaIisuii6sH aObIens
bern.
marion, 81, II. September. -
oSn Wbite Rofp, sinsm aoblengrd6ers
lager, fam es Sonntag 8rptfhen itaz
Itenifhen Wdnneru 5u einsm SampT
| i'm 9erlaufe bsTen Muteo WsausuIc
eriauiien unb SuIpaoore Gaccta ers
oolht puroe. Die Moroer peroen jebt
DON einem SheriffsauFgebpt perfolgt
Der groBe ueberlano.
slug.
Rem gprt. II. Sept. 6. g
Rpoqers, Der brittle getperber nm Der
Searit grsis, ftiegt am Scnntot
Qa6mittag nm 4:25 nit Ieinem Qsro
plan BON Der Renubabn BET Sbeeps.
heap Ban ouf uno mar balb oorau'
| ben 2lugen Der Rahi6auenoen ent'
| ftpunoer. Gr benust 81 Ietneu
| Ssluge einen 8right'ifen 3fpeioedel
unb neutrality-suspicious. bon Wapo'
Gapnpr pon Iep gort an ben Wapot
BON San Sraneisco, fouie bon Der
9efebIsbabern Der 0ittiaeu 3iptiioi
bes 5eeres unb Der Morine an Die 9e
| feblsbaber an Der Bacific.aiiite. Roo
gers lit bapon iiberSeugt, OaB er ohn
nennensipertbes MibgeIhit Ga
| SSrancisco erreiGen tpiro.
| Roogers lanbete glbenos 64 i
| MibbIstppn, nadoen sr 80 Weilsl
5uriitselsst unb einen SpeaiaIsug IN
2 Minuten ssftIugen bate. gr mir
uaontas Wtorssn istns Reiie fort
iessn.
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NNetterberi6t.

3unebmenbe gsip0libeit, ipohrs
fd.inlid eefolst pOn Resenihansr
ON Wontog Radmittas oosr IbenD;
iiihler unb beftdnDig am Sisnitag bel
friIten iIbliden Winoen.
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Der ausbruh bss Netnd.

Dns Bsfiuben EtolppiH's psri4lehtert
iih.
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Berlin, II. Sept. - SIN baperis
ihen gplt. min Die Sorge um ben
greiisn Regsnten, grin8en 2uitpolo,
niht mebr lpeihen. Die neueIte offis
siDis annossbuHg lber bos gsfiuben
bss Heiiors Der oeutIten 9unoesfiirs
iisn lit aud niht onsu anseshan, ote
Dofhefri1enbea Hsiiis9tuassn lu Ssr'
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Wsnn niht ale 3eiGsn iriissn. ba'
ben iidb isooh ale niefe Manoper ais
fruhtlos erfpieien. Gstpitete geobohs
ter Der Situniion iinb iitsrsnist. bab
Der fir ben Re5iprositdtss sDertros
sdmpitnne libsrals yrmier I'm nsuen
parIamsnt cine Wnjrrii1i bon mintes
items 30 bis 80 Siimmtn baten Miro.
Dsr hiefige .6eralp" prophtseii duf
Brunn Der in alien VroDinSsn ansss
iisIien Grtsbunasn icear. hab ni,
libsra!t Wajori.Gt. bic i'm oufeel0iisn
parlomsnt 43 Stimmsn betrua. auf
81 iteie<n ipirb. Gintn srobtn ginflub
nirp ouf ben 4usfna Der Wdtl bic
6dltung oss frons5Fidsn elements
au1utsR. bshan Uifssr Dsgsada ssn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
DEFINING.

Mr.. ana Mrs. J ~ HodgJon gave
dinner n week ago Monday evening
IN honor of Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Rog-
crs
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Darling CAV.
a birthday dinner Ia n number at
friends mt their residence on Nickel
street las, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. u. Holt enter
taincd u number OF friends With u
dinner last Tuesday evening In honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. II. Rogers
Miss Ida kimmick gave a party "a
u number of her friends week ago
Thursday evening. The young people
amused themselves With a candy pull
ing. Ice cream VAS served aud tn,
guests had u general good time.
MIR. and Mrs. :. u. Swopc enter
tanned a number Of friends with din.
ncr at their residence last Thursda,
evening The dinner was III honor
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Rogers.
The Friday sight Bridge Whist
club met with Mr.. and Mrs. a. 4
Tcmkc last Friday evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
new MEXICO GEMS
TO Be EXHIBITED
Unique Display by John Lee
Clarke, Inc. Will Demon.
strate What Territory Has
in Way Of Semi. Precious
Stones.

''hc cntcrprising curio aud Indian
goods store OF John Lc. Clarke. Inc.
has prepared another treat Ia h., wit
messed by the Albuqucruu. public an
exhibition az New Mexico gems, rare
ana beautiful The stones. muny ~
them collected within the territory.
include not only specimens of such
well known gems AZ topaz. amethyst
and turquoise. but smlthsonitc. rhodun.
| tie and the radiant chrysolapus. Per
haps the most beautiful collection at
| turquoise ever assembled IN this city
II part of the display. Rare and SENT
precious stones without cnd VIII he
In the show counters.
Mr. Clarkcs purpose in holding this
| exhibition ~ To advertise the AnI"ri-
can cutting process which is employed
| In the recently Installed IN pidary ot
his store of i.0oO wonders The
process gives an added briliiancc and
! iustcr t. the gems. \ more compict"
| plant. employing siN people. viii De
| set up In a few DAYS, a. soon az the
mae hinery can be received from the
east Every stone except the diamond
| can be treated by the plant SetiiuH
| stones viii then be included IN the
work of the department
| The exhibit Is attractivcly arrange
and viii continue for n week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

association, that they ~ turn NAV re-.
ceive oihe benefit 10 accrue To tho
whole community resulting from this
great civic ana moral force IN their
midst, Aud that individual citizens
may intelligcn,ly measure The satnd-
ards and work oi the Y W G. 4. an
urgent invitation Is extended 10 each
one 10 be present at the mass meet
ing IN the opera house Monday even.
ing and hear one OF the ablcst speak
ers ~ the dav tell in unrn'staNab,c
language What the y " G. a May
Mean To Albuquerque Is NOT this
question OF vital Importance 10 every
citizen who has any civic patriotism,
or chorishcs a hope for the city's
growth 10 say nothing of hope Tor the
protection and education of Young
womanhood? Miss Helen liarnes Is
one ot he most fluent orators on the
American platform. vet aithal so un'
consciously eloquent In her Zcaious
appeals To the chivailS of mankind
ana dignity OF wumankind that her
oratory isiurgottc II and the lnspira'
ton 10 nob,er living alone remains
Miss Barnes Is the author of numer-
NIN 'V'k bHAl AlAi ~ MAJ 0'al wv 'hi
marks of a Consecratcd lie and her
messages go right 20 the sources OF
good and evil In The heart Her pres
cncc here Is considered proud day
H. y " e \ circles and church cir.
cies. where her worth and fame are
known The address Monday evening
viii deal strictly with local affairs
aud the possibilities of the future In
Albuquerque. BESIDES the eminent
speaker an excellent program Will be
rendered by resident artists The pro
gram follows
VOL Solo .................. Selected
Miss Lorna Lester, accompanied b,
Miss Martha l,ullard.
Reading ................... selected
Miss May Ross
soprano Who'll Buy My
Lavender ....... Edward German
Mrs bradford
Address "What The Y W, G. \
Na, Mean 10 Albuquerque .....
Miss Helen Barnes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
PERSON ~ MENTION from
R\VJO<, G.STAN(Jt VALLEY

SpsCidl 10 Evening Htralu.
Barton. y. NJ. April s.-Mrs II. T..
Miller returned from Alhuqucrqu.
whore she spent the winter.
Mrs - Pike was out from Albu-
aucrguc and stayed Il few days on
her claim
clcvc Eden returned To- Albuducr-
que Thursday where he Will resume
work
willie Lawrence nlcd on an add-
tonal 100 acres last week
Miss Mae MadOlc has returned
from Oio Caliento where she laugh,
a successful term OF school this win
ter.
Mrs. T. H. Rcnfro spent sunday
with Mrs John Metz
Grover Guest returned from Albu.
qucrquc where he has been employ
ed.
J. u, Meet and daughter Norah
have moved home after wintcring IL
| Albuquerque.
Mrs r. L. Ray visited Mrs q
Guest Monday,
There Is an epidemic that appear,
to be dlptheria In our little native VII
| lagc Scdiloo. Seven children have
ldlcd up To- date Two died Saturda,
night and three more are sorlousl,
| NJ
| Grover and Earnest Guest made
business trip 10 Albuquerque TN
| week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
AUTO MAIL ROUTE TO
ROSWELL WORKING
Roswell congregational Shursi, u
\gWim IN search or ~ Pastor. Rev.
l1n-kiu Having Declined CWii.

Special to The Evening Herald
Roswell y. NJ. April S-Rcy : c.
HasSin. pastor OF Pilgrim Congresa
tiona, church OF Milwaukee, to whom
the Firs, Presbyterian church OF RIOS
we'll sent call. aitet his recent visit
here with his foster parent Rev IL
GrifIlths aud wife, has accepted q call
from CONGREGATIONAL church In st
Louis The Roswell church will al
once cndeayor 10 secure some one
else.
After doing without It for three
months. the people of Roswell are
again enjoying the benefits OF the
automobile daily mail line between
this point aud Vaughn Also the car.
riers are delivering the mail twice II
day instead of once only
Clarence Potter has bought POO
acres six miles north ~ Orchard
Park from Vim. J. Stiles for 81 200
Ross r. Ru,lcdec sod J. r. Blythe
"a acres two miles northwest OF Iiag
crman or 81. i6sI5.
Cl,rcnce Potter has invested tlit
100 N 2iO acres six miles north u'
] Orchard Park. which he Dough, OF l..
y. Gleason
Chas Hoffman sold \ " Inenning
| ESQ acres just east OF Greenfield ioi
sl2. 900
John X Nelson bought 100 acIcg
| about five miles west of Lake Arthur
from Frank O. Nichols for $500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
IvDI,T SUMNER.

4 delightful surprise party was
given t. Mr.. George Yodcr on the oc-
casion of his 18th birthday anniver-
sary recently \ large party OF his
friends called bringing baskets.
boxes and various other reccp,aclcs
filled to overlooking with the many
things that go t. make hlshil sue
ccssfui birthday dinner. The birtn-
day cake. on which was inscribed
l"Cncle George was baked ny MIS-
Grandon. while MI Bradley was
awarded the honor of having brought
the most appctizing dish. number
| ~ friends from distance were pres
cnt and most enjoyable day was
spent.