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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed In the Office of the Recorder
OF Eureka County Up to
December 28, 1912

Proof Of Labor on the Iron Mask
Bland, Thurman and Beck mines in En-.
reka mining district by Julius Huebner.
Recorded December 81.
Proof Of Labor on the Gordon Nos. l
and 2 mines in Eureka mining district
BY David Morris. Recorded Dec. %.
Proof of Labor on the North Star and
Long Shot mines in Eureka mining dis.
trict by J.. O. johnson. Recorded De.
cember 20.
Proof of Labor on the Oarbuncle mine
In Eureka mining district by F. I'm
Obersteg. Recorded December "a.
Proof Of Labor on the Oregonian mine
in Eureka mining district by Thomas
Eccles. Recorded December "a.
Proof of Labor on the 1906 mine in
Eureka mining district by r. A. Broy.
Recorded December 20.
Proof of Labor on the Tornado. Nellie,
Pearl, Ruby Bell Nos. l and Q, Jack Pot,
Horseshoe and Pearl Fraction mines
In Eureka mining district by Ed Berry,
man and Phil Paroni. Recorded De-
cember 26.
Proof of Labor on the Rarus and Iron
Blossom mines in Eureka mining dis.
trict BY Ed Bergman. Recorded De.
cember 26.
Proof of Labor ON the Victor Con.
mine in Eureka mining district BY
George F1avin and Ed Bergman. Re-
corded December 26.
Proof of Labor on the Daisy Nos. l
and Q mines in Eureka mining district
by Henry Father. Recorded Dec. 81.
United States of America to Buck
horn Mines Oompany-Patent deed to
the Easter Nos. l and Q mines in Buck.
horn mining district. containing 40. 937
acres, more or less. Recorded Decem-
Der 90, 1912.
j. ID. Meidinger, Trustee, to the Ne.
vada Star Mining Company-Deed to
the Good Hope Nos. 8. 4. 5, 6 and 2
mines in Maggie Greek mining district.
Consideration one dollar. Recorded
December 26. 1919.
In compliance with the general Cor.
lporation Law of the State of Nevada.
The Farmers Mining Company has filed
. statement in the Recorders office
showing its expenditures. etc., for the
six months ending December /. 1912.
Proof of Labor on the Horseshoe Nos.
l, 2. 8, A and 5. and Curly mines in Eu-
reka mining district by Louis Palma.
Recorded December %.
Rollin B. Belden to Edna Covert
Plummer-Deed to one ten. stamp mill
and all milling machinery, including
the building; also a small sheet iron
building situate near said mill also a
two.s story dwelling house situated about
a quarter of a mile from said mill and
all the buildings and out buildings stu
ated near dwelling house; all of said
buildings aud property being situate in
the said County of Eureka zeal Alpha,
and in that locality locally known as
''The Chimneys." Consideration $40.
Recorded December 20. 1919.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
Probably one of the most interesting of tn,

Probably one of the most interesting of the
many great concessions that will be seen at
the Panama Pacific international Exposition
is the production of the Panama canal on q
gigantic scale. The concession will cost in
the neighborhood of $3.50, 600 and was granted
to Lewis E. Meyers, a well known engineer
Of Chicago. He plans to truthfully repro
duce the canal and the surrounding country
in a weather proof building with aglass roof.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
Palisade School Honor Roll

Those having high average in scholarship,
attendance and department in the Palisade
school for the month Of December were: Hat.
tie Ebert, Felix Sri, ordie Tadlock, News
Ebert, Fred Ebert, Elvira Merialdo, Dewey
Ebert, Nathaniel Hawkins, Julius Siri, Pre-
ella Jewell. Clorinda Merialdo, Madeline
Ebert, Mary Merialdo, Nevada Whitmore,
Dslpha Jewell and james Whitmore.
SYLVIA WHITAKER, Teacher.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
Precincts
Windfall Property Attached

Suit was filed in the District Court on
December "a by Samuel G. Dye of Eu-
reka. doing business under the name and
style of the Eureka Supply Company.
against the Eureka Windfall Mining
Company of Eureka, Nevada. for sl6.
341, 95. of which amount S. 3 So is for
supplies. and 1904 20 is for labor and
services performed.
All known creditors of the Windfall
Company assigned their claims to Mr.
Dye. who brought the suit. and sheriff
NJ. Mahoney has placed an attachment
on the company's entire holdings here.
aud put Dave Morris and Ben Thomas
in charge Of the property as keepers.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28

Judge John s. Orr, District Judge Of
Wsshoe County. has ennounced that he
will resign from the bench on January
l and resume private practice. Too con-
fining work and failing health is given
as the cause for his retirement.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
Hunter Accidentally Kills Self

While hunting with q rifle on the
banks of Walker river, near Fallon,
Morris Mania of Yerington accidentally
shot himself in the breast, presumably
while sliding down the river bank. The
body was found several days after death.
1t was shipped TO Yerington for inter.
ment.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
Forest Reserve Money Received

Governor Oddie last week received
from the United States Government a
check for $l5,086 OF. representing 25 per
cent Of the money received by the Gov
eminent for the sale and leasing of land
in the various forest reserves of this
State during the fiscal year ending June
so, 1919. The money will be divided
among the counties as follows: Douglas
$64. SO; Esmeralda. $S3 25; Elko, 81
42s. 80; Eureka. $l7S.s7; Lyon, $50 40;
Lander, 1892; Humboldt, $2.l9l.9 "a;
Mineral. 1862. 20; Nye, 81. 1858 White
Pine, 81. 1863 .72; Wsshoe sS34.59.
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Present Your Bill. Against the County

The present Board Of County Com
missioners will hold a meeting on Thurs
day, January 2, 1918, for the purpose of
winding up all its affairs for the term.
All parties having bills against the
County are requested to present them
to the Clerk Of the Board before that
date.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
County Wins Suit

Judge Frank P. Langan has rendered
a decision in the case Of Esmeralda
County against the Receiver Of the
State Bank and Trust Company. giving
the county judgment for $3.50. 03.
which the county claimed s a preferred
claim.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
Maps of Eureka Mining District

The SENTINEL has received a limited
number of new black and white prints
of Eureka mining district. In addition
to what is known as the Pardy map. has
been added the Windfall and other
mines adjoining in the Secret Canyon
mining district. Price per map. IN
dollar. By mail. 8 cents extra.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28

hiy record; Allen Henry aud Mas
Ida Mosteller were married bv ,Justh.
cartwright at his office in the court
mouse on Tuesday of this week. Both
tue contracting parties are from
ofan' Greek, Miss Mosteller having
nad charge Of the Ourrant Greek school
curing tue present term.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
CHRISTMAS IN EUREKA
Holiday Quiet Here, But Still the Christi
mas Spirit Prevailed


Christmas IN Eureka passed quietly
this year.. On Christmas Eve the Epis-
copal and Presbyterian Sunday Schools
had trees with gifts and candy for all
the children. A programme of music
end Rotations appropriate to the joy
full holiday was rendered by the children
&C both churches, and the parents and
friends were in attendance to hear the
exercises and see the distribution of gifts
by Santa Claus. There were a number
Of family reunions and small trees for
the children in their homes, and the
youngsters generally hung up their
stockings for old Santa to fill.
Christmas day in Eureka was clear
and cold, aud save for the reunion of
families and friends for dining and
feasting. one would not have known
that 1t was Christmas Day.
Christmas night the Ruby Hill. Star
Band visited Eureka. A. p. May berry
having invited the band boys aud other
Ruby Killers and their ladies down for
a good time. After the band had played
several selections on Main street all
were invited into the Brown Hotel, and
following music by the band. some old.
time Christmas carols were sung. Re-
freshmsnts were served, and it was near
the midnight hour when the Ruby Hill
lers returned home.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
H T MARKET

The latest metal quotations are as
follows:
Silver at New York 62A cents per ounce.
Lead at New York S4.25 per 100 pounds.
Copper at New York S17.0O.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28

No matter how good q figure q
woman may have she never overlooks
an opportunity to change some Of the
outlines.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28

Another Ravioli supper will be serve
& the San Francisco House on New
Nsar's Eve, and those attending th
Masquerade bali will be served with q
miasight supper. Advt.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28
Trial Jurors Summoned

The following list Of trial jurors drawn
by Commissioner Otis Fulton and
County Clerk r. Mechanics has been
summoned to appear in the District
Court at Eureka on Tuesday, January
q 1919.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-28


Joe Flynn, Jr j III Fine
A G Florio Dennis Keefe
William Johns Julius Minoletti
A Depaoli FIG Hale
II Jury Bailey
Sullivan Case james A Sri
James Romano Chris Hildebrandt
Eugene Rice FL Winzell
Z II Mau Bush Dawkins
Peter Carletti Z Affranchino
A S Plummer w j Hooper
&c Lewis Alfred Hooking
Bernard Damele John Hancock Jr
A c Harris Harry Father Sr
Charles Wood r j Harris
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
CONDEMN PROJECT
FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF NEW CAR LINE
Commissioners Take Adverse
Action on Virginia Ter
minal Plan.

Adverse action Is recommended by the
Commissioners in II report sent to Con-
gress today. \ bill providing for the
incorporation Of the Virginia Terminal
Company. and authorizing II to con-
struct a street railway from the south
crn approach of the Acducduct Bridge
to Thirty-sixth and NJ streets. through
New Jersey avenue and Massachusetts
avenue, northwest to the Union station
plaza. continuing over Delaware avenue
to First and & streets northeast. The
bill names as incorporators. Harry a.
Wardman and A. a. Thomas, OF the
District. and ]. q. Dudley, !. {. Taylor
and v. II. Crawford. of virginia, ana
their associates and successors.
Reference Is made by the commas
sioncrs to their report submitted 70 Ils
senate as to the necessity OF hoitiSnal
stree. car lines In the Distric'' " s, VILE,
IL was recommended thar tohsress
IN ciiitnte the consolidation Of all street
rnilwnys 50 that they would DC unaet
one management and contro' ana VIZ.
charters he refused to new cohpathes
nronosinp to bui,d extensions. lne,i
rie,xs, ns stated In this report. tnes
saw. have not changed. ana thersioI
thev can not consistently reco''"'e"u
the passage OF the bill.
The commissioners recomnlena iMr.
there that no action be tak'n oS wv
House District COMMITTEES IN the mat
! ter until the bill IL enacted provlaihs
for :, puSlic utilities commission. which
could give consideration to the necessity
for the proposed extension, and ihe
| terms and conditions under which II
| should be constructed.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
to Burtha J. Banks. lots 80 and 80. bioc.

IN uur,ho ! H.nk. lat. 20 and 40 bIo,k
so - US" W.
BALI. Aav.r,,r.rohr ~ ciennau n,
Inns ent p.:h.i W,r,,rrw lot %
, iH,..,n1 fS.,s, sH Ioh, w c,.,,., IN FRANK
nmI H,nn NJ .wnin. iot 81 h,acS 40
~Sa.t,,, HI Inhn ~ Eiiiirr ri nj irtis
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a ~ a. ~"e' ~ '' WV ~
ChiiiI,n ,.,.,l. H.,sb,s.-Ws shing,on Loan
ans Nor, Sa.s Cn,nSsnv To 4 j Cnmpb.li
in, : s",s re a,ls 10 - -
Chichssirr-;l,a r. Moore ct ylr, Thomas J..
,, 90 Wnr.,,n = ra,iIn In, so,,ars s,sS 40
, usmn,nn p:rLL N,nic,rsi Resitv Cnmnany
10 Emmet, Preston iot iol, square lisa. sio.
chsyv "hasc C:rnv."Fuiton n Goytion et ux,
S.eN yfnw..d IL, s,,,... ,r3
~ ia "' '' ''>
CS,iir,, ,.asIo --wa.hInvtop land
"nn Mor,r".s ,-nnr,anv =, I;ii,n Nav
IL, s",,srn c-c, IA W
VIZ, d%,,inn !" Xm.Tican univcrsitv park-
t;slcn i. rail ct al. trustees' 10 Mary
L. ,,a,,,. In,. ,nS hi,cL s nrd in, :
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
G|RARD STREET
APARTMENT HOUSE
BE|NGCONSTRUCTED
|New Moebs Building Is
Pushed to Provide Room
for Tenants.

The second apartment house to be
erected this year by Joseph J. Moeos'
is now in process OF rapid construction
at 1861 Girard street northwest. Mr'
Moebs' other apartment is at Sixteenth
street and Columbia road. which was
completed about three months ago and
In which every apartment has been
rented.
The Sirard street building is not as
large os the other. but Is built along
similar plans. the same architect
Claughton west. being the designer OF
both buildings. The Girard street apart
ment Is four stories high with two four.
room and bath apartments to u floor.
1t IL built OF gray tapestry brick with
tile roofing. and Is equipped with cleo
tricity and a hot water heating plant
An attractive feature OF the interior u
a large reception hall on the first floor
The building fronts thirty feet on Girard
street and has q depth Of nihety-fivt
feet, the lot on which II IL built beine
40 feet in depth. Mr.. Moebs himself u
experimenting the construction. 1t II
understood the building cost between
SIS 900 and $4,000.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
SUBURBAN HOME
| Of EDWIN WILSON
QUITE ATTRACTIVE
ACIDS Another to the List of
Fine Houses Near
Edgewood.

one Of the most attractive suburban
homes to be completed within reosnt
months in that Of Edwin l.. Wilson.
just north Of Edsewood. on the Ten
leytown car line. He In another
prominent Washingtonian attracted to
this section. among them being Ed
ward J. Steilwagen. John Joy Edison.
George e. Hamilton. DR.. X. 8. Wood
ward. and w. A. Pate.
Some months ago Mr.. Wilson pur-
chased ten acres Of the old Talbot
estate, furnishing enough space for the
country and sufficient convenience for
the city. Tho consideration for the
land was 5000.
The house Is OF stone on all sides
and Is almost completely surrounded
by spacious porches.
There are eleven rooms and three
baths in the house. and the idea OF tn!
country 10 carried out In large opSn
fir. places. built from native stone. On
the other hand X IL equipped through.
cut with electricity. Il hot.water heat
ing plant, and every modern convent.
encc Of the city home.
The colonial design of urchitecture
was carefully adhered to BY y: b
Morris. the architect. The cost " tn
building cnd It's outhouses was I'll 90
The purchase Of the land was madt
through Dwight Anderson, AND Franz
Perna and w. T. Owens were the con-
tractors.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
.SOMEhV.LLES WILL
HIVE NEW OFFICES
AND DISPLAY ROOM
Dealers in Plumbers Sup
plies Enlarge Their
Quarters.

The first Improvement in several years
in n section which could be made i'm
portant in business circles. ID the new
oiYice and show rooms Of Thomas Som.
eryjlie & Sons, plumbers and steam ht-
ters' supplies, At 3li Thirteenth street
northwest. Just half q block from the
busiest section Of Pennsylvania avenue.
this property has never been used for
business purposes. Until few months
ago, when purchased by the SOmerville
Company, II was an old dwelling house.
The building has been re.enforcsd
throughout with a steel frame. and the
interior, az we'll as the front, has been
entirely remodeled. 1t fronts forty feet
on Thirteenth street. has 4 depth Of
1O6 feet. and IL three stories and base
II is the plan of the Somervilie Com
panv to move their offices from their
old building adjoining. and to utilize the
remainder OF their new quarters as a
display room Of the plumbers supplies
manufactured In their foundry. They
Will not vacate their present quarters,
however. the acquisition of the new
property being an enhancement, rather
The property was formerly part Of the
estate Of Mrs. Henrietta Stuart. from
whom the Somerville Company pur.
chased II through the office Of L. ".
OroOms.
The remodeiinx work was done by
Samuel J. Prescott & Co. The Somerville
Company will move their offices shortly
after the hrst of the year.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Government Trying to
Save Submarine Boat

The submarine boat b.. which was
stranded In Lynnhaven bay. Just in
side OF Capc Henry. and to the south
of Hampton Roads, will not be aband-
Oned by the Navy Department, as re-
ported from Norfolk. Negotiat ons with
y wreckinE company have not been
concluded because the company wants
Sg 600 for the job. more than the Navy
OFFICIALS believe II to be worth. Con-
sequently, 1t was announced at the De-
partment today, every effort will be
made by tho service to salvage the
little vessel with navy men and equip
ment, Al efforts to float the little
craft have been vain, she IL hard and
been moved. The b. grounded dur
ing maneuvers December &
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
WASHINGTON RANKS
EIGHTEENTH FOR
NOVEMBER BUILDING
Slight Gain Shown Over the
Same Month of Last
Year.

Washington is eighteenth in the list
Of cities as regards the value Of new
',.,",. -. S.". -,,
n"T1hs .he noh'n Oh No'ehoer' acco7p
ing TO Construction News. Almost all
OF the seventeen cities ranking above
Washington. however. arc larger than
the National Capital, and when consid-
cred In connection with the inhabitants
OF the various cities, Washington ranks
VAL gain NJ , per cen, 10 shown IN ,b,.
city over the corresponding month of
iast y"ari ferm,.s were Issued ior me
n,.,",, y, Cnst on % ,r,,r"ya,n ~ ssIo So
The greatest gains over last wear re-
made In smaller cities. Dayton. Ohio.
shows Il gain OF $40 per cekt, the larg.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Today's Transfers.

Shorwood--Clsra 4. Marden ct vir Edwin II.
to J. A. White. lot 25, square 4a+s. Nit.
l5a. Columbia street northwest william p.
Ghelmirc to Mary T. Phillips. lot II. square
3G5. SO.
Chilium Castle Heights-Junettc Blackstone
to Washington Land and Mortgage Com
pany. lot 1856. square 1884. SO Washington
Land and Mortgage Company conveys Same
property to Joseph l.. kirchin. $500.
Chillum Castle Observation-Disclosures Land
and Mortgage Company to Kari L.sschaus.
lots 81 and 81, square 3sSa $500.
'aa Sixth street northwcst-Maggie +. Bever-
part %sk ri mr. S a S to GNs
street northwest. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Hnrry Wardman ct al. to
Jessie q. Cuglc lot l2t square a0S lsub-
.pect to mortgage OF $1,000, $40.
Vermont avenue and l. street northwest
Jessie O. Cugle ct vir. Charles d. TO James
H. Cooley. lot u. square nj tsubject u
trust for eS,50O), 80.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
NAMED
TO ADVANCE PLANS
OF TRADE BOARD
Executive Body Will Work
for Mcmillan Park
Scheme.

Chairman Arthur 3. Moses. of the spe-
cial committee on park commission
plans. today announced the appointment
OF the executive committee. which is
authorized 10 carry into effect the plans
which have been or may be adopted by
the general committee.
Mr.. Moses. William Il. shannon, who
Is named vice chairman, and o. r,
Singleton. secretary. are made cx-officio
members of the executive committee.
The other men named are l.. c. Gra-
ham. John l.. Weaver, Frank Upman,
y. Sslr.n TAFT. J. Miller Kenyon, Rich.
nrd d. Walton. Henry r. Offterdinger.
W. =. Corby. and Samuel J. Prescott.
First Meeting Plan.
The fret meeting Of the Park plsn com.
mittee was held yesterday afternoon at
the willard. The most significant fea.
ture OF the proceedings was the passage
of resolution to ask the corporation
OF the 1900 boards OF trade and cham
bers of commerce throughout the Uni
ted States. 1t Is the plan OF the COM
mittee tc secure an appropriation from
Congress CT $s.Oo0.u00 or $l0OO0.ooo, and
! 1t IL believed that the various Congress-
men and Senators can be appealed to
more effectively by the boards OF trade
ana cnamDerS, OF commerce In their own
States than directly by the local COM
lnittee.
Refuse To Indorse Plan.
William L. shannon read to the COM
! mittee a report from the committee OF
| 100. known as the 'Greater Washington
Committee" asking the Moses commit
tee to indorse the action Of this commit
tee. II was suggested by. Mr.. Moses.
Chris GOckeler. and others that III In
| dorsing a plan Of NO great a scope as
that Of the Greater Washington COM
mittee. the special Board Of trade COM
mittee would be going outside Of Its
| bounds. AS It had been created for the
specific purpose Of extending the park
| system and doing nothing else. The
resolution was referred 10 the executive
committee OF the larger committee.
Publicity Committee.
| The chair was also authorized to APP
point q committee OF five to serve as a
publicity committee, who will devise
means of advertising the Mcmillan park
plan all over the United States.
The third committee IL to be known
as the Congressional Committee. the
| number of this committee to be left
| with the chair.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
FUN AND BUSINESS
AT COSMOS CLUB
Younger Members Will Provide
Entertainment Features Dur
ing Session.

Business and pleasure will be mingled
In proper proportions at the annual
meeting OF the Biological Society OF
Washington. at the Cosmos Club. to-
night. Reports for the past year will
be presented and officers for the EN-.
suing year elected. ~he meeting will
begin at 7:3O o'clock.
1t Is customary ut the annual meet.
ings not to have any set program, bu,
II is said there are likely to be some
entertainment features brought up by
the young and festive members before
the evening IL over.
There 10 much rivalry over the cleo.
ton of officers this year and many Of
the contests promise to be close, 1t Il
said
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
CHARITABLE HOMES
REMEMBERED IN WILL

Religious and charitable institutions
are named az beEefciaries OF bequ~> =
amounting to Sl.5O0 in the will Of .Jane
Mccarthy. which has been filed In FRO.
bate Court.
Lcgacies OF s3ol each are left to the
81. Vincent dc Paul Society. st. oscph's s
Male Orphan Asylum. the Little Sisters
OF the Poor. st. Vincent Il Orphan Asy.
ium and the House of Good Shepherd.
The sum of $780, the will provides.
shall be divided among relatives In Ire
land and Colorado. Marguerite Mehler
10 left $500.
The will OF Lucy w. kellogg ramel
her sister. Mary r.. Goodwin. as sole
beneficiary and the Union Trust Com.
pany as executor.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Playlet at Friends
School Is Success

'Mcrry Christmas" the playlet given
Is the open chapter Of the fuletide
program at the Friends School. proved
q SUCCESS last evening AS interpreted by
the Glars OF 1913
Tho students who participated were
Silvia Carter. Ruth Harper. GeneVieve
Clark. katherine HawXhurst. Constance
Weaver. Ruth Patterson, Sybil Davis.
Jean Roberts. Harry Burch. Lowell
Harding, Grafton Brown and Elmer
Gates.
Tho closing exercises OF the first
semester will be held Friday evening.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Captain Dorey Must Go
To Old Army Station

Capt. Halstcd Dorcy, OF the ofiice Of
the chief of staff, has been caught By
the "Manchu order" requiring officers
absent four years from their command
to return. and will leave for Fort Crook.
near Omaha, Ncb., Monday. He IL
succeeded by Lieut.. G. $. Pattcn, jr..
Fifteenth Cavalry. who formerly was
stationed at Fort Myer.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Delay Settlement of
Dispute Over Land

Controversy over the title TO the long
strip OF land over which the Govern
ment wishes to have built u spur track
10 the Navy Yard will not bo settled
for some time, according to the predic-
tion Of the Solicitor Of the Navy in his
annual report. 1t IL stated the Govern
mcnt's title to the land will he even.
tually settled and that the danger. nr
will be removed.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Lecture on "Magruder.' u

Robert II. Hardness will deliver n
lecture on "A sketch OF Gen. william
b. Magruder" at the meeting of the
Columbia Historical Society, to be held
In the Washington Club. lIl0 street
o'clock,