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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1912-03-12
Notice Of Sale Of County
Property.

In accordance with AZ order of tho
Board Of County Commissioners Of Min
eral county, Nevada. msde and entered on
tho minutes Of said Board January sth,
1914. directing the Treasurer to sell GER
tain property delinquent for taxes. the
time for redemption Of which is past. and
II oompliance with section 2,lil Of the Re-
vised Statutes. Cutting, Compilation, no.
the is hereby given that will sell at the
Courthouse door at Hswtholnh. at 10 AN,
oli'the
~ 18th day Of February, 1919,
" the highest bidder for cash, the follow.
Ing described property. to.wit 4. ,..,.1.s
fstentsd mining claims situated In Santa
2, Fe Mining District. Mineral counv
Nevada. end Known Is the Commodore
= the Thrash: and the. Aspsgs y. ~
| Dated this "a Of JANUARY. isl3 a1rs
= ). q. ATCHIsoN. Treasurer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1912-03-12
NOTICE. OF FORFEITURE.

To John Prior of IIanford. California;
agent Of delinquent co-owners In the May
mining clainl -. = A
You ara hereby notified that tho n,ier.
siGncd iias expended the sum Of SloO IL
labor and improvements upon the follow
ing Iianned lnisfing claim. namely. ths
May, situated Hu Alum Creek Mining Dls-
trict. Mlaersl county. Nevada. In or
der to hold tho said mining prem
lays under the l~otlsi6i,s Of section .. sa4
Devised s,atdtss of tho Unl,ed staees. be-
ing tho amount required to h6ld the same
foythc year salfihk De6cmber 81, 1911. -
Andif wishiifnlhety days after tho SER
Vice on you di'vhls notice by publication
yog fail or rcfuss to contribute your pro-
portionFof neutrality-suspicious. a. c..ownst,
VIZ: $ss ss'a, you being the agent for
five-sixth interest In sail NAY ciaim. Your
interest IN said mining ciaimi viii become
the property Of tile uudcfstkned, under
the provisions Of said section ASH -
~ s5 ''' TX. BARRETT. ~
First pub. Jan. %. 1917.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice Of Sale Of Real Property,

George Z, Clark vs.: "A. L.-Dedmon,
cdarIss ThE4llkill and Alb. knapp: *
,; By virtue Of ian. execution issued out OF
The second %sdieiai District Court Of the
State Of Nevada. IN and for the County Of
washoe, wherein George r. Clark was
PLAINTIFF. and Al. Dedmon. Charles
fhrallklh. and A. b, Knapp were defer-
.tiaIts. On a judgment rendered on the nth
day Of October, 1911. for tie sum Of Five
Hundred and Seventy-one. Dollars. and
Sixty-six Cents Ces7i So; One Hundred and
Ten Dollars aud Seventy Cents Fts1io.7v)
COSTS gold coin Of the United States, with
interest thereon At the rate of seven per
cent. per annum from the date Of said
judgment have this day levied upon all
VI the right. title. claim and Interest Of
said defendants and each u them, Of. In
and to the following described real,esrate,
to-wit - -
All Of that certain qusrtz mining claim
known and located US the Golden. Pen
an undivided 'oneinalf interested In. and
to those certain quartz mining claims
known and located "a Lucky strike No. l
and Lucky stffke No. I eli III DdvIrd siip-
Ing District. formerly county Of Esmeraxl-
da. now county Of Mineral. State 81 New
ada.
Public notics Niisrsby given, that I win.
OF the 18th day Of january A. D.. 1sl9, ut
10 p'etock A. Mot said day. ut the court
House door. county ii Mineral. IN iiaw-
thofne. stats OF Nevada. sell Ut pdbIts sue-
tiou. Cor United Maths gold coin. all the
risbt title. claim aid interests OF said
defendants. \. l.. Dedhon. Charles Thrsil-
xiv, and a, sB.'Khspp. Of, fn'-and To the
ahoye descryHs I'd property, or 80 much there
Of AZ may 10 necessary TO raise SUFFICIENT
to satisfy fsaid Judgment. with interest
and chsts 20 tho highest bidder for cash.
Dated this 26th day Of December. 1911.
a. EUGENE GRUTT
sheriff u Mineral county. state Of Nevada
WI. Box. deputy.
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Forfeiture Notice

| :
10 the Nevada t'onsolida' ed Mines and
Selling Company and i. B. HOUSE:
You are hereby notified b It the UNDER;
signed have expended tile sun, 81 Si'em In,
Labor AMI improvements upon the .fpAow-
ing named mining claims: "a
he Gilroy. Alice. Lookout, Snowb&ll.
Gold Bar, Melissa. Gold Staddard, Shake
Cabin, i,
Situated in Walker Lake Mining District.
Mineral county. Nevada. In Cat Creek.
about four miles west Of Walker Lake. Iii
order to hold the same under the provi-
siohs OF section 2 a24 uf the REVISED
Statutes Of the United States. being tho
amount required To hold the same for tho
years ending December 81, 1910, and De-
celnber 81. 1911.
And II within 90 days after tho service
on you OF this notice by publication you
iail or rcfuso 10 contribute your propor-
tio'hof such expenditure as cs.-,wner, viz:
go Tor tue year 1910 and $3uU for tho
yrtr 1911, your interest IL said cains
wi'i become tho property of the under,
slsAed' uhdar the provisions of said sec-.
"eA 2'a-a. & u. KLEER.
WI, ALBRIGHT.
lNr5 SIN A. WEBER. g
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MISCELLANEOUS
=. = s. . =
Quarterly Report:

ITO THE HONORABLE THE BOARD
OF County Commissioners Of Mineral
County. Nevada =.
The County Auditor and Treasures re-
speetfaiiy submit the following report Of
the financial Affairs Of said county for. the
three months ending December ~. lsn :,
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Auditors Notice

Wells, Fargo 4 Company-Operat-
Ing over 1910 miles Of railroad
track In Mineral county at $40
per milo. tax 49,. 49,. $s4s 80
Delinquency and costs. .. 90 "a
Total. S946 IS
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
COAL ENTRY isr..14n ossl7.,
tscc. 2s47. R. 81
LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CRY. NEVADA.
81. January 20, 1912,

Notice ID hersby givon that Ernst T.
krcbs ofCarson city. county Of Ormsby.
State Of Nevada. has this day filed at this
once Application to Purchase. under the
provisions Of section 2sl7. O. s. Revised
Statutes. the NEH. SwH Of Section IS.
Township North. Range u E., N. IN.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the lands dsrcribed. or desiring TO object
FOR any reason to tho Aale thereof TO al.
pltcsnt should die their sffidavits OF pro-
tssts IN this Office on or before the istl, dav
Of March. 1912. otherwise tho application
may b. allowed.
LOUIS J. COIN. Register.
Data Of nrst publication Jan. 30. 1919.
Date n last publication March IL, 1919.
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.PosTPoNEMENTs

PosTPoMEMENTs
The above ssss is hereby postponed to
Wednesday 80
January -. 1912
at = O'Clock pm. :,
* EUGENE GRUTr
BY W. J. Boz, deputy
- -. :. ~ -
- PosTPoisMENT.
The above sale is herapy further post
pOned until
January 81. 1917
ut 10 O'Clock AN.
EUGENE GRuTT. sheriff.
ByW. j. Boa, deputy : - 80
PoSrPo.NEM2NT.
The above aaie IL hereby postponed 10
Wednesday. ssrs = ..~l ,, =. -
February !, 1912
At 10 o'clock,Aa-N ~.
q ~. Poztponsmsnt
Tho aboye sale IL hereby postponed to
February. ~. .sal2. at 10 o'clock u. m.
EUGENE GRUTT. Sheriff.
By W. ,. BOX. deputy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1912-03-12
STATE OF NEVADA. J
COUNTY OF MINERAL.

l. John Gallagher. County Auditor OF
said county Of Mineral. State Of Nevada.
dohsreby certify that the foregoing is a
trAe copy Of all tax delinquencies Of said
Mineral county whore the delinquent tax
exclusive Of poll taxes. exceeds the sum Of
three huadred dollars.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1912-03-12

The Above sals Is hereby postponed to
Wednesday +. '...4- 's.
Fsbrusry 2Is.. 1912.
At 10 O'Clock A. II.
EUGENE GRUTT, Sheriff.
By W. J. Box. nepYty.
The above sale n hsreby postponed to
February ~, 1919. A. 10 O'clock =. IN.
EUGENE GRUrT. Sheriff.
by w. J. Boy. deputy. =.
The above sale Is hereby postponed to
March =, 1919, at 10 o'clock ~. IN.
EUGENE GRUTT, Sheriff..
By ", j. Box. deputy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1912-03-12
LOST CHILDREN OF ISRAEL



4sbrdicted by a Set OF lsraelites
:%ho are actively prrparing'f for the
stasastEDpbe. "A party Of these be-
lfyaEs pasSed through New York
Eseently on their way from Aus.
sfratia tV . Mithigan, where they
viii await the end. Incidentally.
s&he; catastrophe IL expected in
tagTbs. aect calls itseIf the sLost
Children of Israeli Most Of the
tPemberS of ftetribe are wealthy
They arr al strict vegetarians,
and eat nothing except what tlws
grow Themselves. On the fripoysr
on fhe Princess Irene they lived e4.
the food they had brought ,Hs
them, and none Of them ate apy-
thing served to them by the ships
steward.
The first leader of the tribe was
johann Houthcott, who held the
positibn ip 1921. The others who
have bAen leaders are Richard
brother, Peter Sha ". George FUR.
ncr, James Jezrill and the present
King and queen Of the tribes. Ben
1amip apd Mary Purne1l. who o.
pect to ride in the golden chariot
into Heaven when the time comes.
The Hpopey offyery member is put
tato one. common purse, and this
purse II placed In the hands OF the
leader, who disb1rses it.
The 0riefual members of the
sect started Prom Bepton Esrbor.
Mich, In November, 1903, ostensi
bly to circumnavigate the globe.
They journeyed by way Of Van.
pdavsr,,' u. g. where they set sail
for the oriejit, After stopping at
Honolulu for = short time they
continued On to Melbourne, Aus
tr6ila. - s''i =
s'iAt Melbourne their meetings
we're largely attended. according
10 Edmund Bnrley, one OF their
ieadcEs; They held many overflow.
ing n,eetiassaTthe time Elijah
powir $as' drivrh'ont of the same
town and adIRpeiled to leave the
country. ~ ''-'A..
After 'eAtsblishipg a colony at
Singleton. Australia. their con
serts greatly increased. Many
Austria ians volunteered to 60
with them around the world,
Thetr Hnmber Was supplemented
IN England. where they conducted
meetings. The appearance Of the
members %. the tribe is calculated
10 attyaet attention. The men
wear their hair long. hanging
as'l0w ~ their waists. This. they
6eciared, was in accordance with
the teachings Of Moses. but the
specific reason for their long hair,
they 'said, was that they were
walking ia the footsteps OF Christ,
whose hair was never shorn. Tho
dress Of the hen il fantastic. to
say the least. High felt hats OF
theIstyle worn a century ago are
weFn by all. Long frock coats Of
RQod material. and we'll fitting
loOse trousers Of like material and
stost shoes NosnpIete tlicit attire.
The alost.tribr arrives at.its con
clnsibn that the world will come
team end BY 1af6 by reasoning
fhat a. there were 5000 years be-
tveep Adam aud Noah and :.OM
gears between the time OF Christ
ind the present fine, 1916 will
seMpletsthe cycle, :.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1912-03-12

JOHN r. MELR0sE
Attornoy-At.Law
Hawthorne, Neyads
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In bankruptcy No. 1853.

suAtupO.
In bankruptcy No. 1853. IS
10 the creditors Of John F. Moody OF
Nina, IN the county OF Mineral, and dis.
Tict aforesaid. bankrupt: IL lI
Notice is hereby gwen that on tho al In y
OF january. A. D. 1912, the said John r
Moody was duly adjudica,ed bankrunt
and that the first meeting Of his creditors
Will DO hold In the jury room In the county
court house Of washoe county, at Reno
In said district. on the
nth day Of February, 4. d. 1919.
Al $50 O'Clock In the forenoon MI vb;oh
'ime the said creditors may attend prove
their claims,appoint trustees examine ths
oanRrupt' consider the sale, ut public or
private sals. Of all assets of banlr,,t.s
estste. IL any there DO beside money md
u 80 minded, aud il such sale be not oh.
looted to-or, II objection bs mad. ..d
oVerruied-to order such sale and c,nrr-
NATION thereof without furthor motto. >,
authorize litigation In behalf 81 san 49,
'ats' anu 70 transact such other business
- nay properly come before said mee,in~
J. POUJADE,
Referee in Bunkruntcv
Carson City. Nev.da, Jan. m lsIa
Msck, Green, Browl Il !lesr. Rom Ma
vau4 Attorneys tqr Bankrupt. lis, Ar
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1912-03-12
In the District Court of the United
Is States for, the District of
..,. Nevada.

In tie matter OF
- JOHN F.. MOODY,
'e "a
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HAPPY STUDENTS
|. IN CELEBRATION

The students of Oahu College held
an enthusiastic rally last night in cele-
Eration OF the winning of the game
between Punahou and the Townies on
alexander Field yesterday afternoon
and for several hours the downtown
district rang with the cheers and
songs of the upholders of the Blue and
Gold. -.
The boys met at the corner of King
ard Fort streets at eight o'clock and.
led by Yell Master Undertake, form
ed serpentine and marched up Fort
street, down Hotel and up Nuuanu to
the Liberty theater@ where two nun
dred seats had been engaged for the
evenings performance. The. fair sex
o. the college were already there. and
Gs the boys entered they stood, and
the whole student body gave the Puma
shcu cheer and songs. From that time
on there was not quiet moment in
the theater. and every minute they
would break out afresh. The Town
Team had engaged both box sections
for the evening and from the moment
the Puns entered until the time they
left, both aggregations wed with each
other in seeing who could make the
most noise. After the show was over
the crowd broke up and scattered, but
up until nearly midnight the Punahou
yell resounded up and down Fort
street showing that some of the stu
dents had not yet gotten the enthusi-
assn, created by the winning Of the
game, out of them.
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TEAM
Wins AT GOLF

r. ellis team won the golf stdufna.
ment played at the County Club yes
tefday morning. scoring q points.
The team captained by ,. I. B. Greig
took second place with 20, while
Frank Armstrong; and Frank Hal
stead's golfing aggregations were tied
with 10.
Play was between four seven -man
teams. each player having q match
against the men of corresponding POI
sition on the three other teams. the
Nassau system, of point scoring being
used. 1t was splendid day for golf,
the tournament being one OF the most
successful held this year.
A new amateur record was set for
the course last Wednesday. T. GIL
turning In a card of 81, which ties the
professional mark. and clips one OFF
the former amateur record held by
Frank Armstrong and Harold Giffard.
Gill missed easy putts on the second
and third green's, and had he been
able to run them down his score
would have been phenomenal
His card was as follows: 4, 6. 4, 8,
3, 3, A, 8, 4,-34
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HARNESS RACE TO
HAROLD D IN
FIVE HEATS

It took the full five heats for j. r.
Siiva's Harold d to win the match
race from Maui Boz at Kapiolani Park
yesterday. The first two heats were
taken by the Mani horse. to the huge
disgust OF the Oahu contingent, which
had laid everything that could be col.
lected on the Oahu entry. and found
takers for every cent that was Of
fered.
In the third, fourth and fifth heats,
however, Maui Boy broke badly com
ing into the stretch, and was OFF his
feet long enough each time to enable
Harold I'D. eieverly driven by Jack
Gibson. to come under the wire &
safe winner ]. Cornwall held the
reins over Maui Boy for the first four
heats, and then resigned in favor Of
W. Lucas. who met with no more sue
cess in keeping the horse down. The
fastest heat was the third. & won BY
Harold u IN 2:27.
About thousand persons. Including
many women. wee on hand to wit.
Hess the. sport
+ p.
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The speedy Chinese scored their
fifth straight win since returning from
the mainland at Athletic, Park yester-
day, picked team from Schofield
Barracks playing the other half In
What turned out to be q baseball com
ecy. II was all good natared, and the
spectators had a first rate time, fer al.
though 1t was really no contest after
the second inning. the Chinese had
chances enough to pull on brillian.
fielding and base running stunts. and
put up a brand OF ball that looked AZ
tines like zig league article.
The Chinese have got more real
baseball on tap than all the Other
teams on Oahu put togeter. for they
rot only pull the grand stand stun, but
clay q game through witnout any sug
gestion OF slump. A run or two
against them isn't the tignal for 9
general aviation meet, and that's thf
sort of bah that the fans like to see
It's to be regretted that the team will
probably not be seen in action again
before next year.
The Chinese started their damage
In the second. Kan Yen and "cnief
Akana, the first two men up, collected
sharp shingles. and Apau sacrificed.
Sing Hun brought them both acros
with . single to center, and then pro
eeeded to steal second and third. he
scored when Suddarth threw wild tr
third. the ball going to the bleechers
Them two were out Three runs.
The game was practically over If
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jab to the face landed and Ritchies 8
right eye was partially closed. This
round was Wolgast's.
Sixth Round.
W0igast stopped his rushing tao.
lies. and took things cody. evidently
counting upon having IN advantage
and not Iisking 1t by attempting to
finish things too quickly. Ritchie
fought back gamely, but his blows
lacked the power that was behind
those of Wolgast. Woigast's round.
Seventh Round.
Wolgast resumed his rushing, look.
ing for a chance. to halter down his
agile opponent. He planted his right
squarely TO the jaw and floored the
Californian Richie appeared groggy
and Wolgast sought ftiriouslg to land
a knockout. raining In his blows. This
round was Wolgast's by a wide mar
gin. - =: !. +.
Eighth Round. ~. -.
Wolgast took it easy in this round,
wearing his opponent down. Richie
found the champions defense beyond
him and appeared unable to land any
kind OF an effective blow. The cham.
pion fought with q broad smile on his
face. Wolgast's round. -
Ninth Round. - ..s...S. - j
Richie came up with his right eye
entirely closed. He was on the de-
fensiye throughout the entire round,
lodging the champion. who chased
him abput the ring, trying to corner
him. The Californian was severely
punished Wolgast's round. ,esss
Tenth Round : 4. - -. ss
With suddenness that surprised
everyone, Richie came back strong
and this round was close, ending with
honors even and the crowd on its
feet yelling for the local q fighter.
Richie sailed in on the Jump AMI
tilted the champions headpiece With
straight left and right. ibis WIS
Ritchie's best effort and The crowd
rose and cheered. 800 ~ :.
Round even, with Richie having a
shade the hest Of 1t.
Eleventh Round ~.~
Wolgast appeared badly ratified by
Ritchie's sudden, return to full fight
ing vigor He swung wildly and IN
covered himself Richie took quick
advantage and landed several straight
rights to the jaw The champion
slowed down considerably and his
punch seemed to lack the kick.
+ This was Ritchie's round.
Twelfth Round
Richie again forced the fighting.
running the champion around the
ring in an effort to come to close
quarters. Wolgast was wary and con-
fined himself to the defensive. No
| telling blows were landed.
The round ended even, with no ad-
yantage.
Thirteenth Round
This was another even rotind. the
men clinching and fighting head to
| head. Wolgast's delivery was very
Wild. Both men were playing for
line and wind and neither seemed
Inclined to break.
Round even.
| Fourteenth Round
Both fighters tried to make this
ound the last and each fought des-
oerately Wolgast forced the Cali.
ornian to the ropes and planted two
,elling rights to the stomach, under
which Richie winched. The cham
Won whipped over his left and landed
m Ritchie's closed eye. Richie
,ountered with a shower of right and
eft jabs. landing repeatedly on VOL
rast'S stomach.
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2 Followers of the gridiron game :
2 will be glad to learn that yes :
!: terday's game did not after all
J: mark the close of the football :
!; season on Oahu.
q On Dee Z the Punahou and :
? Town team will play another ;
2 game at Alexander Field. A Sc :
2 ries between the, recently organ ;
. lied Kamehameha team and the ;
2 Punahou Seconds has also been !
2 arranged. On Dec. IS the big
!: inter-class game Of the year will :
!: be played at Kamehameha be- !
2 tween the Seniors and Juniors. /:
!. :: /. an :: :. .. q q = . q.
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FOR THE GOLFER.

For soreness of the muscles, wheth-
er induced by violent exercise or in
jury, there is nothing better than
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. This lini-
ment also relieves rheumatic pains.
For sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith & Co. Ltd, agents for Hawaii
advertisement.
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the sixth Kan Yen hit got second
on passed ball. and stole third. L,
Akana cut, pitcher to frst kpau safe
on shorts error, Kan Yen tcof.ns.
Sing Hun hit. and Apau scored n
.Asam's sacrifice ay to center Sing
Hun stole third. and scored o. Sind
darth's tumble Of En- sues bunf With
three runs in the Soldiers decided %
nut in new twirling talent and tent
in Bower. port side finger Vernon
Ayau was safe on the first basbmnn's
error, and A. Akarfa at 10 right. aror.
ing En- Sue, and going 70 third on
wild heave from center Lai Tin sim
gIed scoring Akana. This made the
circuit OF the batting order, ana Kan
Yen, up for tie second time. ended
the slaughter by striking out. Six
rurs.
In the next inning three hits and q
Pass, judiciously distributed brought
IN three more runs. the last storias
% the game.
Kidd. the big pitcher OF the First
Infantry, replaced Bower In the sew
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principals yesterdays Championship which
last Decoration Day. shows Rh helping Helgast Dis after
through
knew hiseto
could
that his confidence
q q @ Z q q % Is a q
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13

on n. Y. street, put it in her
mouth, and told friend she was
going to have good luck. Doctors
say she's lucky she didn't die
from swallowing it.
Kate Shelley, heroine who be-
came famous throughout the ma
ton by creeping across High
Bridge, near Boone, Ia, in storm,
and warning Northwestern train
of the break in the bridge, is cri-
tically i'll at her home in Des
MoineS.
Anthony Reid, GAINESVILLE, O.,
being delirious, wandered about
in blizzard clad only in his night
clothes. Funeral private:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13
ANNUAL DANCE

The Typographical Union, No:
10, will hold its annual reception
and ball at the First Infantry
boulevard, tonight. The ball this
year will be given for the benefit
Of the hospital fund Of the or
ganization. The social features
committee has made every5effort
to insure their guests good
time. - ~.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13

This. is Frank S. Cairns, who,
according. TO press dispatches,
may be selected-to succeed w.
Morgan Shuster as treasurer gen
eral of Persia. Cairns. home is
at San Mateo, Cal. -,
He has been Shuster,,s assist
ant in his fight with the Russian
government. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13
NEW YORK FIRES EXACT
HEAVY TOLLS OF LIFE

With the death in, the Equit-
able building FIRE, New York
fire victims. The number of
deaths by5fife in greater New
York during the last four years
exceeded the like fatalities in any
other city during the same period.
Here are the totals:
Manhattan 1908 1909 1910 1911
alone .162 100 III POI
In whole of
Gre ate ...,