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EHSlGH QUlNLAh
HERE SATURDAY

Earl II. ouinlan. who graduated a
few weeks ago from the United States
Naval academy at Annapolis. Mary
land. and is now a regularly commits
stoned ensign in the navy. stopped OF
here last Saturday to greet County
Clerk II. E Smith and family and
other friends while on his way to
olathe. Colorado. for a three weeks
visit with his parents. Mrs. and Mrs
F. b. ouinlan. before entering upon
his duties in the public service.
Ensign ouinian. who Is, In reality.
a Canon City boy. graduated from the
academy at Annapolis with high
standing. and his friends anticipate
for him distinguished career IN the
naval service. He has been assigned
to the battieship South Dakota. now at
San Francisco. and he Is under In.
structIons to report there for duty on
July tenth.
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HEAVY SHIPMENTS
OF BERRIES MADE

Heavy shipments OF strawberries.
gooseberries. cherries. etc. have been
made from the Canon City district to
Colorado. Kansas and Oklahoma
points during the past few days The
demand for Colorado grown fruit and
garden products Is keen in all of the
eastern and southern territory and
difnculty Is nearly always experienced
in supplying the trade In that quarter.
On account of the prevailing hot
weather in Oklahoma the berry and
vegetable crop In that state Is very
light this year and an unusual amoun,
OF produce has this season been ship
ped from here to that state. oklaho-
ma City. Guthrie. McAllister and Enid
have been especially good customers
OF Canon City ranchers this year and
big consignments OF berries. celery
and other produce have been made 10
dealers there by local shippers dur
ing the past week or so.
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MANY PEOPLE on
i WESTCuFFE EXCURSION

The Rueblo-westciire excursion
over the Denver 4 Rio Grande road
on Sunday was patronised by fully ne
hundred people and was In all re-
spects = most delightful AFFAIR. Ap-
proximately one hundred and any
tickets were sold here; the rest Of
them as Pueblo and intermediate
polnts. The train. which, vaa -
charge of cssy nasssassr sad riehst
Aesat Card q Dsavsr. arrived hsrs
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COOPER'S
NAME SENT
TO SENATE

Washington. June Is-CSpec.ag s:ss
p. m-)-The president this afternoon
at 3:i5 nominated clar., Cooper for
postmaster at Canon City. He also
nominated W. ]. Brown postmaster 1t
Rocky Ford.
Meredith Nicholson. the Indiana
novelist, was nominated as minister
to Portugal
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A Record Nan, Ad wm'Fi.S Il
SHERIrF.S SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Fremont.
In the County Court.
Elizabeth c. Gumaer
Plaintiff.
The Florence Oil and
Refining Company. al
Corporation.
Defendant.
By virtue Of an execution issued out
Of the Clerks office of the County
Court. In the County of Fremont and
State OF Colorado. dated the 10th day
of June. A. ID. 1918. In the above en-
titled cause. and wherein | am COM
manded to make the sum OF One
thousand Nine Hundred and Fifteen
Dollars and Thirty-one Cents
t$1si5.SD damages. together with In
terest thereon at the rate OF per
cent per annum from date Of judg-
ment. and court costs amounting 10
Ten Dollars and Eight Cents tt1o.osi.
and all costs and expenses OF sale. 1
did on the 18th day of June. A. D.
1919. levy upon all the right. title and
interest Of the said defendant The
Florence Oil and Refining Compsny.
n Corporation. in and to the following
described real estate. situate and be-
Ing In the County of Fremont and
State OF Colorado. to-wit:
The Southeast Quarter Of Section
Sir ts). Township 20 South. Rapse %
West OF the 9Th p. NJ
Now. therefore. I. William II. New
comb. sheriff OF said County OF FIRE.
mont and State OF Colorado, will ON
Friday the nth day OF July. A. n
1913. commencing at the hour of ten
O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day.
at the front door of the Court House
In Canon City. In said County Of Fre-
mont and stat. OF Colorado. sell ~
public auction. all the right, title and
tnterest OF the said Defendant. Tha
Florence Oh and Refining Company. =
Corporation. In and to the above g.
scribed real estate. to the hlgAssk
and best bidder for cash In hand. 10
aatisfy said execntion. court cosen.
And costa of enle.
WILLIAM n. NEWCo11D.
0AQ11 - rfouoat Comfy
F1fuk puo. J1na -. lol4
Lnse raR Jo11 ~ lofA :
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from the east at $50 a m. and re-
turned at $40 o'clock in the after
noon The scenery through the Royal
Gorge. the Texzs Greek loop and the
beautiful and productive Wet Noun
tain valley were all enjoyed by the
excursionists
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Mrs. J. W. Williams Is enjoying a
visit from Mrs. ciaud Ruth. who came
up from Pueblo Sunday. Mrs VII
Iiams and Mrs. Ruth were cid-time
school mates at Gardner.
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The 0ebhardt family took a trip to
the top OF the Royal Gorge wednes-
day. Mr. Roilo Gebhardt will spend a
day or two visiting his sister and
brother there and helping them to get
settled for their summers work in
photography.
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Mira woodford and Mrs Sprinkle
gave a 10 cent social for the Lincoln
Park Ladies' Aid Society and their
friends at the home OF the former on
Thursday afternoon A nice luncheon
was served and a good social time
was enjoyed
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The nrst cutting OF alfalfa Is under
way and rAnchmen fortunate enough
to have q patch among the young
trees or otherwise are practically fol-
loving the old sdase to make hay
While the suns hines
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Wesley Acker arrived Sunday after
noon from Chicago University where
he has been studying the past year.
looking toward an N. D. degree in due
course of time.
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Mr.. Demeree Of Cripple Greek. while
down on q visit with relatives in
South Canon. put In part OF his time
the nrst OF the week with the !. p.
Davis family.
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vlslaias Ds.sAsss.

Mrs. Roberts Of Misna. Arizona. is
~ gasss q ~ aassAasr. ,Grs. W.
Han y. waliese - WI spsea .
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Mr.. Frank Baker came up from his
business At Pueblo to spend the week
end with his family on the ranch on
Elm avenue.
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y. Roiio cebhardt came In the nrst
of the week from Freedom. Penn.
where he has been working in the
ny. Y. N. C A. building at Conway.
He viii spend a week or ten days un-
der the parental roof.
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Miss Hazel Smith returned home
last week from Colorado Springs 20
spend . vacation with the folks on
East Sherman
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Mr.. Fred Huling spent Sunday even
ing visiting some of his friends on
the Park and bidding goodbye before
leaving early Monday morning for a
sunnsr course Of study at Denver
University.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

The roads have been dragged and
,sanded over the Park In places and
put in good condition for the public
travel since the recent rains.
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The Tripp family motored from Pu-
ebio and have been renewing ac-
.auaintanccs on lincoln Park recently
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. II was q social crowd Of young and
old that gathered for strawberry
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Forty-two members of DR.. Bells
large Bssss class. sAieh eonveaes
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Miss Grace Farmer ia attending the
Teachers'- Institste at Pueblo. She
has accepted a position ss teacher at
Parkdale for the coming year.
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Mr.. and Mrs Brooks Carver are To-
eating In town this week. where
Brooks viii bs In proximity to his
work at the Poser Plant
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MEMS SEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
At &c. si.oo, siss and s1-so.

We sbow a swell line OF nesi,ree shirts
with military style collars: also common
style attached collars OF rich pongees in
plain. figured and striped designs.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Theodore Weller came in from
Quinn river crossing Thursday even
ing and will remain in Winnemucca
for "A time.
Rev. j. II. Henry was passenger on
this morning $ auto stage for Para
disc Valley, where he will conduct
services tomorrow in the Methodist
church.
r. Barry, superintendent of the
Pyramid Lana 4 Livestock company,
of Constantia, california, returned
yesterday from trip to McDermitt
,Ichn rorgnone is in town today
from Paradise Valley.
DR.. j. j. Gallagher, the government
veterinary, is in town today.
Attorney 4. j. ID. Salter left for
Lovelock Thursday evening, to spend
the Fourth and attend to business mat
ters.
Stanley Mcintosh. who conducts the
auto stage line between Jungo and
DEMO, is in town today.
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MARSHAL A. B. GRAY CON-
FIRMED BY Thr; SENATE

Late yesterday "Wednesday after
noon the judiciary committee of the
United States senate, to which the ap-
pointment of A. B. Gray for Y. s. mar
shall for the state of Nevada was re-
ferred some time ago, handed in
unanimous report confirming the ap-
pointment and the senate was asked
to pass on the appointment without its
going on the calendar as is usual with
all appointments of this nature This
was granted, and the senate, by a
unanimous vote, confirmed the ap-
pointment.
In an interview with Marshal Gray
lover the telephone) he said that he
had made no plans whatever in regard
to his deputies, and any stories that a
promise had been made were false.
He has yet TO file his bond and it will
be probably two weeks before he takes
over the Office. He will at once re-
sign from the seeretaryship of the De
velopment League, ana il is rumored
that Mr.. Fee, Of the firm OF Hale 4
Fee, will be appointed to fill the va
eaney.-Elko Free Press.
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BOOSTING FOR
THE STATE FAIR

f. w. Griffith, president of the
Chamber of Commerce of Las Vegas,
this week sent out letters to all por-
tions of the county, reminding farmers
and fruit growers of the state fair to
be held in Reno next September and
advising them of the intention of the
Chamber of Commerce to see that
Clark county has ereditable ex-
hibit, says the Age.
To this end it is requested that all
interested take the precaution to
save, as seasons for various products
come and go, exhibits of such pro-
duets as cannot be duplicated at the
time of the fair.
For instance, hay and grain in the
sheaf must be selected and laid by
and exhibits of such fruits and veg
etables as mature during the interven-
ing months will have to be preserved
in order to be available.
All persons having produce or fruit
of meritorious quality or distinguishing
features whatsoever are invited to
cooperate with the Chamber of Com
meree in perlecting this exhibit.
1t is the purpose of the organiza-
tion to provide uniform jars for pre-
servation of fruits and vegetables
and to lend such other assistance as
possible. Those who desire to CO.
operate can secure further informa-
tion by addressing the Chamber of
Commerce, Las Vegas. Nevada.
Every county in the state should
do likewise.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-05
OFFICIALS SETTLE
DOWN AFTER 4TH
Especial to the Silver State,

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Oficial
Washington will have something to do
beside going to the ball games now
that the glorious Fourth is past and
gone. Congress will get down to
hard grind again, win the senate
ding -donging away at the tariff bill
and probably the house very much en-
crossed with the banking and currency
| legislation.
There is little attempt to conceal the
fact that congress does not relish the
task of revising the currency laws this
summer. Washington is not famed for
the salubrity of its summer climate
temperature of 100 degrees is not un-
common here, and the congressman
are not keen about remaining here
during the dog days. But if the coun-
try expresses an anxiety that the
financial system of the country be re-
formed at this session, congress will
bow to the verdict and buckle down
to work.
Sociological Reforms.
1t is interesting to see the White
house giving inspiration to the work
ers in the field of humanity. Both the
PhtoiNcht Ahic. WflSo0 are inter-
ested not only in making Washington
model city from an artistic stand
point and in it's system of government.
but in making it the best place in the
country for the people who ordinari-
y enjoy out few of the advantages
that come almost unasked to the rich.
by personal investigation Mrs. Wilson
has become acquainted with the dis
tressing conditions prevailing among
the many alley homes in Washington,
and it is directly through her benifi-
cent interest that congressman are
asking what they can do TO improve
the slums and wipe out conditions
which make for disease and crime.
While Washington is studying this
question, it may be well to submit that
at the San Diego exposition there will
be practical illustration in 1915 of
what model city should be. The
buildings now going up there will be
permanent, ireproof, sanitary struc-
lures embodying the latest ideas and
the most recent improvements.
The exposition itsel4 will constitute
"a model municipality, so far as the
physical features of it are concerned,
with perfect water and sewage
plant. complete lighting arrangements,
elaborate arrangements for sanitation,
an emergency hospital which has for
four months past been at the service
of those building the exposition,
nursery for children, rest rooms for
visitors, restaurant and tea rooms,
amusements and Fairgrounds, in short
everything that can be devised for the
welfare, comfort and amusement of
the public. The whole will be set in
a great garden with good roads,
smooth paths and surprising profus-
ion of flowers and ornamental shrubs
and trees bordering velvety lawns.
AS model city exhibit the San Diego
exposition will be well worth the con-
sideration of all who are interested
in city planning and in the elimination
of slums from cities.
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Q Q o o O . . . o o q o q {,

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Humboldt County
Chamber of Commerce was held AZ
headquarters Thursday evening.
The list of new officers and directors
elected for the coming year is given
above. A vote of thanks was extend
ed the retiring officers for their work
and the interest taken in same during
the past year.
Messrs. Sheehan, Duncan, Summer.
field, Leach and G. h. Brown were ap.
pointed committee 10 organize. if
possible, an automobile association.
TO assist the Chamber of Commerce in
building better roads. The committee
will hold its first meeting on Tuesday
evening, July :, at Chamber head
quarters.
A resolution was adopted and com.
mittee appointed to interview the
county commissioners with regard to
abating the nuisance of dumping rub
bish in the streets and alleys within
the town limits.
Chamber Favors Northern Trail
Communications were read from the
Elko and Battle Mountain Chambers
of Commerce, asking for the coopera-
tion of the Humboldt County Chamber
in securing the q Northern auto route
through the counties of Elko, Eureka,
Lander, Humboldt and Washoe. II
was stated that the initial step will be
to build bridge across the Humboldt
river. near Whitehouse. in Lander
county. 1t will be necessary for Elko,
Rat ntstfx -
stand half the expense of the under
taking as Lander county will not
help, owing to the fact that Austin
and the southern part of that county
are not in sympathy with the new
movement for the reason that at pres
ent they are getting the travel. The
bridge will cost approximately $4,000,
of which amount the Dunphy estate,
which owns the land on both sides of
the river at the proposed bridge site,
will give 81 900; the ElkO Chamber
of Commerce has raised $500 the Bat
tie Mountain Chamber $3.50, leaving
$3.50 for Winnemucca TO contribute. 1t
was the sense of the meeting that this
amount should be contributed, but as
there were no funds available for the
purpose. II. W. Duncan and J. p.
Grandel were appointed committee
to raise the money by subscription.
II was the unanimous expression of
the members present at the meeting
that the roads of Humboldt county
should be placed in passable condi-
tion for automobiles and that the
Chamber would do everything in its
power to accomplish this end. Messrs.
Allen, Robinson and Guyon were ap-
pointed a committee TO draft suitable
resolutions expressing the sentiments
of the Chamber and Onward copies of
same to the various commercial bodies
between here and Ogden.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-05
POSING A HUNGRY LION
FOR MOTION PICTURES

At the moment that Brutus,' one
of the big lions of the Cincinnati Zoo,
was scheduled to keep and appoint
ment with a motion picture operator,
one of the guards appeared with a
large piece of meat, which was held up
invitingly Thereupon Brutus present
ed an unusually pleasant face to the
picture machine. 1t was only a
"'passing" expression, however, for
the Withholding of the meat soon
aroused feeling of impatienee, which
rapidly grew in intensity, providing
tn operator with an excellent series q
facial motion pictures. A picture
the lion "posing" for the views ~
pears in the July Popular Mechanic
Magazine.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-05
WELL-KNOWN REAL ESTATE
MAN MAY LOCATE HERE

5. R. Hargraves, one Of The best
known real estate operators on the
Pacific coast, arrived in town Thurs
ay afternoon and registered at the
Lafayette. He is an old personal
friend of Col. +. X. Place, general
manager of the Winnemucea Northern,
and was attracted here by the prob
able movement in real estate as soon
as the building Of the road is com
menced. He found, upon his arrival,
that Col. Place was absent in Idaho,
and win await his return before max
ing any further arrangements.
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LONG WHILE BFTWFtN
DRINKS ON SHEEP RANGE

Sheep on the Nebo national forest,
Utah, go four and half months with
out water except for such moisture as
they get from the dew and the juices
of forage plants.
Grazing sheep on a range entirely
destitute of water is a recent inno-
vation due to the increasing demand
for forage and the efforts of the for
est officers to find a place on the for
est ranges for all the stock that can
safely be admitted. The area on the
Nebo which has now proved usable by
sheep is high and rocky, portion Of
it being above timber line, and it has
neither springs nor streams of suffi-
cient size or accessibility to be used
for stock watering purposes. The
grazing season lasts from June Is to
October 81, and during this period of
four and half months the animals do
not get a drink.
Under such conditions, however, the
sheep have done extremely well, and
last years lambs from this range had
an average weight at the close of the
season of 6S pounds on the Chicago
market, which was rather above the
normal weight from that vicinity
In one area on the Targhee forest
in idaho sheep get water only twice
during the four-months summer graz
ing season. There is no water on the
range, but the sheep are driven to a
nearby stream lower down the noun
tain side Lambs from this range
weighed 65 pounds on theChicago mar
ket.
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BURGLARS BUSY in
NORTH end COUNTY

Thursday night burglars entered
the store of the Baber Mercantile com
pany at McDermitt, carrying away
about 800 worth of fountain pens
party of sheepshearers who stopped at
the hotel that night, and word vas
telephoned to the sheriff. office, stat
ing they had left for Winnemueca, and
asked that they be look up. Yesterday
Sheriff Lamb went out to the Toll
house to meet the men, and searched
all the members of the party, but
nothing was found.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-05
FINE GARDEN TRUCK
RAISED IN WINNEMUCCA

One of the finest gardens to be
found anywhere is being grown by J.
c. Tucker, of the Western Union, and
DIR. J. S. Webster, at their ranch in
the southern part of town. For yes
terday's dinner the families had new
potatoes as large as the regulation
baseball, in addition to peas, beans
and green corn. Any person doubling
the fertility of Nevada "desert' soil
should 90 out and take look at this
garden.
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Raid Packard's Station.

Tuesday afternoon, in the absence
of the proprietor, thieves entered
Packard s station and carried away
quantities of liquor and cigars. Since
the station-house was burned about
two weeks ago, the bar has been kept
in a tent short distance away, and
the thieves had little difficulty in ef
feeting an entrance.
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TOMORROW'S SERVICES
AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES
Methodist Church.

Tomorrow, Sunday school at 9:45 a.
m. There will be no preaching in the
morning, as the pastor will be holding
service at Paradise Valley. In the
evening, at o'cloek, song service
will be conducted by the choir, after
which sermon will .e preached by
Rev. Best, of ~alifornia. We hope a
good congregation will be present to
enjoy the services.
J.. H. HENRY, Pastor.
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SEVERAL CARLOADS OF WOOL
SHIPPED TO EASTERN MARKETS

Yesterday the First National bank
shipped two carloads of wool from
Jungo to Eisemann Bros, Boston. To
day one car was shipped from here TO
the same firm.
This afternoon w. f. Staunton is
loading several ears with wool, at the
Southern Pacific station, or shipment
to Brown & Adams, Boston.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-05
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
AT THE ST. ELMO

The st. Elmo has made arrange
ments to furnish all kinds of help for
ranchers. Drop a line to the St. Elmo
Saloon company and they will get you
any kind of help you want and no
charge to either party.-Advertise-
ment, If.
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u, N. I. T. OPERATOR CON-
FINED TO HOME BY ILLNESS

Miss Phyllis Davenport, operator at
the central office of the Utah, Nevada
& Idaho Telephone company, is con
fined to her home by illness. During
her temporary absence the position rs
being filled by her sister, Miss Avery
Davenport.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-05
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
MEETING

An those interested in the organiza-
tion of an Automobile Association are
respectfully asked to be present at
meeting to be held in the office of the
Chamber of Commerce building on the
evening of Tuesday, July s, 1918.
Every owner or chauffeur of an auto
mobile is especially invited to be pres
ent. +. GERMAIN,
Advertisement, 1t Secretary
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WEATHER REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, 81,
Lowest this morning, ~.
Mean temperature yesterday, o.
Normal yesterday. go.
Prevailing wind direction, n. r.
Weather forecast for Winnemueea
and vieinity-San Francisco, July D;
Fair tonight and Sunday.