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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-12
SUMNER RESORTS.
PUBLIC SALE
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Special conmisioners sails Of valuable
Reaf Estate

Heai Estate
I'm mo 'Ir" court - OHIO county.
N,f' Nirtir.a.
NH''..A 81. sos go Irri viewer. e 81
~ ti'NN'EtiN
lt fir'H" ~ f.' aniI.".if. vested 3d.
PIC -ifriHI COMM rsl'trf .s q decree
t fN' ,If.1i 'n-rt or 'i" county
o.. NIF. Ii.t. UHif Do inc above en-
iI.' case. nn o." lfI lay 90 July. l'la
a'.. entered lu bfdff i"Hk. N". y. 40
90 ..' VIII sou ~ public auction Ht
'U' f.... 'fHff fHHl n f.r uufi House.
''Nl' .iHiL. lu t'r t.fy ct NHfcifuE.
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d. I"-I.Nh .E.+NI itNh 'f SLi-
ltM Lil-F. ltla.
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HOTEL f10ETEHAC kentucky Ava
100 yards from Beach. tie most popu-
Ir section' between tho two famous
hlsh-class hotel. as good as the best
capacity $50. VIII make very special
including large ocean rooms meta, bess
with white service; table supplied direct
from farm; pure water: sanitary plumb
ing porcnes overlooking the ocean and
boardvalk. w +. WATTS
Jly1s-i2
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NEWS BRIEFS

Tho basement Of the Schmulbach
building was flooded yesterday when
% large finch relief valve broke. emit.
ting large stream 81 water. which
covered the floor 10 depth Of foot
or more The carpets and rugs ~ the
Herschel Turkish bath establishment
were completely ruined
4 broken troGcy pole on work car
No. 3pl yesterday morning delayed
tho entire system 81 the Wheeling
Traction COMPANY
1t Vas announced yesterday tina;
meeting % thc Progressive commit
tee ~ DO" FIRST Congressional district
will be held in this city saturday. Au
gust lG
Attorney John berry yesterday
hlcd a notice in tt~ circuit Court
20 'he eject that be- woull appear on
S"ptombcr iD aud ask for Judgment o.
s'Z' and interest 600 tho cIer of Rose
Maurrr vs.. George ~ busch
Detective Edward N.nard Icff vcs
tcrday Tor Charleston fo briug back fo
this city for 'rill MARY Walker. arrest
rd there SUNDAY. charged with steal
ink about fi"U worth of clothing from
her brother iu law. John Walker. a.,
The Second ward this CITY
p until late hour last night ro
arrests had boon made .n thc rohh.r,
~ the store 81 ihe Kennedy Produce
COMPANY. on Eleventh street sunday
morning only "a f"W dollars ucro
stolen
The fury Tor fho September torn
~ tho Criminal Court was drawn ye4
i'rdny morning 90 Meeting az fhe
jury comm OIL. Inrnr. Tho GRAND frre
an1 Circuit Court jury vrrr drawn
last week
Deputy sheriff Henry Frphmo
VAS scnf fo Youuczfnun . ~ tcatarHl,
fo bring to fhis CTS Ou o johnson. No.
gro. arrested ln tle ohio CITY SUNDAY
h1 request ~ fhr local rn'icc John.
con o. wanted hero con- shnrF, OBJ. rob
hirE Frfnt Green au 1rDI negro resi-
dent ~ fho second word. of So
ArrHr@s 1rr hrIrr madr hy
ihr SUNDAY school of fhr Nurfh Street
VI y church Tor huldire 10 r.rr.c no
Wheeling Park Nrru.f 90
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$500. viii Buy a Good
SEALED PROrOSAIS


toucs % Nanufsctursra Jobbsra a tr.
thanta a1d otbsr Wh0lss-is Dsstsrs
III ICE o. tltltENf fsIEs.. II4f
We state Hoard - control - tue sfnfs
D.. n F"t LrtlrIa Hiu receive uids 10 %
- " tff'ce - ghar.esfuu west O..
si-a i"r frrlrhinE supple fpr ..
s'Frfnt rfFi~ rs fiurr. tre imam o.
u.afHsf furuf ~ ah4rn BE- vesf.r la al.
i.nafI contacts vii be nrnrIed Co. t.Ie
I-NfFt nfI ffra. guai ~ one .Is-eI at..I
oturr fh.nEf %. nE eIT4t Msrf -IIraIa
90 sl"fs lil He given 4Irefarents
ldFfs ~ nuEII'rH urfIr1 u.. BE- fIlf
htfFl liiiefs g. receipt - fsI Iests
ffHl.rE f|e uus Desired
INlt tIA $50 UF. NTItftf.
80 ar Charles Wet gIr. ia
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LOST

- -~~~@--~--~~~-~~-~~--~~~~~~
1osT-fearl brooch on Market and
Indpliue streets between -lst arf
1lth STREETS. Reward for return to ZG.i
Chapliuc auIII
LOST Pearl brooch on Market ana
thapline streets between gfsf and
tsuh streets. Reward Tor return ~ sesf
thaplinef a.
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HOTEL BOUTWELL,.

Atlantic City, y. J.
Virginia Ave. second house from Stee,
I1er. Highest Standard In Cuisine and
service; moderate appointments
Booklet. J. q -. r. boutwell,
my-l0-t-s-s
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert ny
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERlAI EMBALMER.
IVA ard ft24 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 635.
Vic l. Rertachy. Bell Phone t2s7-R
&. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone f27sY
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DIED

o'HRIES- MONDAY. August 1fisf7.
oBHIES O'Clock ' q" THOMAS
Funeral nom his residence -hts Tues
..A ming lntsrw~rt rriNate
Mount ,rfiNel. oemctet,
BooTH-N cleveland Onto. On Mon
dat august TO- 1913. ATTAIN 4.
fun~rH1 services 81 So tuke4 cru-~h
conner lfiH ana ratitu Tenn street 81.
~ crnretaf afternoon. O'Clock
Friends are Invite. trffrrI-rt Greer.
wood cemetery
JAcKsoE-0r SATURDAY. Auels. . tsrt
90 80 O'Clock r. 40 hop uatrr $50
4FII Jacob street IthI.ffAf.R I.T.r1.s
vic "t JUr~p. fa ..rf. i- rr. 66tl
wear
Funeral services from he- late residences
ON Tuesday Afternoon af 80 o cIs--.
Friends ~ the family Hre invited o.
attend lufrrmruf ttrcruwUrd rrrra-
ferr There viii DO o. special car 80
The residence after the eert frea 10
convey r0v friends tn the cemetery.
NoLAuaHLIH-A i1tt-turah ~ her
late home SO 1T11 Forbes efrset.
MRS MARTHA FROST Mc1. At'ett-
LIS
Funeral from tho residence % Nsr
sister Mrs Chafics sharu No rs
Fifteenth street uu Tucsfav after
noon 90 o'clock Friends o. 80
fHmiiV feauegtfuIfV invited fn affeu A
lnfsrucut Greenwood cemefery
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Best Moderate Rate Hotel
ELBERON

And tireproof Annex. Tennessee avenue
near Reach. central. new throughout:
capacity, 900, opposite Protestant and
CsthOl( churches. running water in
IootY, private baths. excellent table 4,
fresh vegetables from our own farm:
let. special prices. $50 to $3.50 daily
Is 10 81 weekly. X. Is. LUDY. ~. u.
jy-2l-26t
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"Wy wife ie learning f1 cook Do, cor
rNfpundruCe course ~nn wrifra and
asks how to mix biscuits. aud they
reply D., return mail"
What n fho biscuit are IN Ian.
f"r ri hurninr after sho gets tHem boz
fhr oven
Then .he .clographs -PIusburch
Post
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

80. Carolina ave. and beach. Private
baths. running water in rooms. Elevator
10 street level Extensive porches. Ca
pacity $50. Booklet.
jy-22-r
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Tn MT ono ~ thrfe foroaa aho
kisses and tells" saId Tho summer
man.
oh. dom mind your mentioning
a. 20 arv n.ce friend ~ you're ft,
are coming down fo rho beach said
- sAmmef giri va a.rg'on Herald
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Breummer e. HiIdebrsnd

FUNERAL Directors ana EmsatFnsr-
Teier hone ac1. open dsY ana night
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NOTED POE IT'S TABLE.
MILLER ! Sss:FITILAaesSEsAhnEE

Scrupuiously clssn- electric nghtei
throughout White service: sl.26 up
daily. 400 up weekly. Established "a
AMEL. Manager
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Ladies lfHm. journal fndfa.'
World NnmHus finfps rnmrfrInl.
Nrf lures. hirsIees Tppue Touor
. ..flrr vl1s word. Top sof, l
i"Inre S'auorfry. Hatt I,ok
la f'aifa
{. ". OUIMBY
Ns~ Location: fff2 Nsrsst 81
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L E KIN ON

nAC 4 ARK. AYES. Grounds with
TENNIS * CROQJET COURTS adjoin|
BEAt II Guests may go from HDi' 81.
To- BEACH Ia HATHfNti ATTIRE with
out using STREETS. which fE PRO
HlBlTEp RUNNING WATER in
rooms. PRIVATE BATH8. $3.50 and up
aa!lN y To fl1.5O weekly. AN. PLAN
BALLROOM. VAUDEVILLE ENTER
TANNERS. BOOKLET PAUL c. ROSE
CHAINS
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HOTEL IROOUOIS

OCEAN Esd SOUTH CAROLINA
AVENUE. Atlantic city. y.
Remains open all year. Private and Pub
lie Baths Elevator 10 street. Game and
i"unEiuR Room. 100 feet OF porches
aHffv $50 F
SPECIAL RATES as Low As sla 80
PER WEEK.
Booklet and Menu on Request
iy-25-t-au-23
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Tho Wiltshire Virginia av and Beach.
ihS "isohiic' ocean View Greatly
Improved Capacity $50. Private baths
running water IN rooms. elevator, etc.
Music. Special $500 up weekly: $3.50
W. daily. open all the year Booklet
Ahg'-bt SAMUEL ELLIS.
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT.
TIE BA6EhENTs, FIRST sYCOND
LzInQ, FOURTH AND f1FTH FLOORS
OF TIE NEW FIRE PROOF hERCAN.
T1LO BUILDING ON MAIN STREET
AT S-GEL BRIDGE CORNER.
VII BE READY ABOUT FIRST CT
EACH FLOOR CAN LIE RENTED
sEPARATELY.
JANIS L. HAwLET,
1861 hAIN STREE
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TOE SALE-tiood two chair barber Shop
GOOD trade. Address w l.. Golden
Claysville. "a fv-gs-I,
roe SALE-Pennsyivanla hotel Browns
vile. Pa, fifty rooms nicely Furnish
ed running water IN every room. ieate .
ny steam. 1T rs electricity. ei.vatoH
boinE nice business. thcap rent. ~.
ana 4 talf years lease Property can b..
20 Rit REASONABLE Have good reason.
Tor selling Come and see for YOURSELF
NO aEents = ShIcklura. I'rsp. sa-4-i
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FOR SALE

fOA bALE-.iust oct 70 r---..-.
Song. When the Roses Bloom" nov
being popuaaI Iz"u la .,,M 60 $3.50.
f"r ale at al music stores .'o.nt,..-.-.l
aUil-g
fo6 BALE-One complete meat market
Outnt Installed ready 10 rur roc
hundred feet tEOm public square In
qutre OF .. Ns~~vti. ar 80 Mort a,
st, New Philadelphia. Ohio. au1l-l
FoR sALE-Onc Oliver Typevtite no :.
PoSitiN ely good az new Your own
cash price, n reasonable. Lock ai2 Elm
Grove. W. Va. au-l-tf
ron SALE-TO qui'k buyer. Lot COX
100. 18TH ST Call Nat paone I{Ss-Y
uvls-tf
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-26
Montenegro Laughs At The Powers

The capture of Scutari by the Montenegrans injects a dash oil
humor into the situation in the Balkans, says the San aneS
Examiner. Some little time ago the six great powers inlormeu
King Nicholas of Montenegro that he must give up his attempt "
capture the fortress which they had decided must belong !" d"
autonomous Albania.
The powers sent warships to blockade the coast of Montenegro
and awe the populace of the little mountain kingdom. The Monte
negrans refused to be awed and went calmly about their business Oh
reducing Scutari, while the warships of the powers steamed up ana
down their coast.
And now after six months of desperate trying the brave h''e
army of King Nicholas has accomplished its task and is in posses
sion of Scutari. The victory puts the great powers In an emoarras,
sing and ludicrous position. Montenegro laughed at the threat Of
their warships and scorned a gift of S~1O,OOO,OOO, reported to nave
been offered as a bride for the REIMBURSEMENT OF the siege.
What to do about Montenegro now is a problem that VIII wor-
nv The powers. The little kingdom has given the world a striking
demonstration of patriotism and persistence. Scutar1 and the iertle
plains about it have been considered necessary by Montenegro t1
its own conservation as a nation. What it has won at such great
cost it will try to hold at all costs and the world will applaud
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-26
Frisco People" Win Election

San Francisco voters on Tuesday ratified the traffic agreement
between the Board of Supervisors and the United Railroads., re-
called Police Judge Charles Weller and adopted an initiative. ordl
nance reducing the business telephone rates.
The Market street agreement carried by a two to one vote
Judge Weller lost his place to Wiley Crist, candidate OF the Recall
League, by a few hundred votes. The ordinance of the Telephone
Users Association was adopted by 5000 votes.
The election was unique and drew out a good-sized vote. The
people were called upon to use the three new weapons which modern
politics has put in their hands-the initiative, referendum and re-
call. They were asked to approve or reject an act OF the admins
tration, adopt or reject an ordinance cutting the rates of a public
service corporation, and virtually try a judge for his judicial acts.
The recall movement against Judge Weller grew directly out o
his action in the Hendricks case, when he reduced the bail OF a man
charged with attacking a girl, allowing the man to escape. The
bail had been set at $4,000 by one Judge. Judge Weller reduced
it to $1,000. Hendricks has never been seen there since.
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Good Times For Palisade

Elko Free Press: The pleasant pro-
prietor of the hotel at Palisade, j. w.
Ebert, accompanied by his wife. ar
rived in Elko Friday morning for a shop
ping expedition, and returned on No 8.
He says that the town is enjoying bet
ter times than for years, and with the
mills at Buckhorn In operation Pslisade
will be a lively place for some time to
come. He has recently taken over the
entire management Of the hotel. and will
improve the service in every way. max.
ing a modern hostelry of the Palisade
hotel. There will be a great deal OF
travel through the town to Buckhorn,
and it will be welcome news to know
that the accommodations will be first
class.
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Back From Willow Creek

Golfdeld Tribune: Emory Arnold
and Frank Cosgrove returned Saturday
from a trip in the formers automobile.
lasting nearly a week, TO the Willow
Greek mining district, 100 miles north
east of Tonopah. where there has been
a rush of prospectors aud mining men
recently. They are not greatly i'm.
pressed with the value of the district.
and while they say that there is a silver
ledge of excellent appearance and from
which some good ore is being taken,
they do not regard the showing in the
district as one justifying any stampede.
They prospected the country for q dis
lance OF seven miles and say IL would
be an ideal country in which to mine as
there is an abundant supply of water
and wood.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-26
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed In the Office of the Recorder
OF Eureka County Up to
April Is, 1913

Notice of Location of the Negren
Spring situated in Diamond Valley by
A. O. Florio. Recorded April 10. 1918.
Location Certificates of the Storm and
Gold Basin mines in Lynn mining dis
trict by William E. Barney and Ernest
o. Barney. Recorded April 10, 1918.
Location Certificates of the Red Top
Nos. l and Q mines in Lynn mining dis
trict by q. w. Danley and John I.
Lloyd. Recorded April 10. 1913.
Location Certificate of the Golden
Dart mine in Lynn mining district by
William E. Barney. Recorded April
10. 1918.
Notice of Location of the Snowflake
mine in Union mining district by @. 5.
Magee. Recorded April 10. 1918.
James II. Jones to Charles S. Moody
Deed to an undivided o~ne-fourth in-
terest In the Bunker Hill mine in Lynn
mining district. Consideration 500.
Recorded April "a. 1918.
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Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior

Department Of the Interior
U. s. Land Office at Carson City, Nevada,
April 16, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that William II.
Sweeney of Eureka, Nevada. who, on Janu-
airy 20. 1918. made homestead application
No. 07623, for a tract Of 79.45 acres within
unsurveyed but what will probably be when
surveyed Sections Is and "A, T Is N, X. 40
f., described by metes and bounds as follows.
Beginning at corner No. l, a limestone marked
+. s. NJ. HI, situated On the left rand side
of Copenhagen Creek S. 6 deg. +. 23.6 % chain,
from the forks in the stream, and 80 chains
from the road on the west side. extending
thence K. l4.S9 chains: thence N. % deg, w.
1888 chains; thence n. IL deg, w. 1927
chains; thence N. 81 deg, W. S.55 chains;
thence 5. 8 deg, L. 47.79 chains; thence s.
10 deg, f. 1886 chains to cor. No. /, the
place of beginning, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final three-year Proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described, before
the Clerk Of Eureka County. Eureka, Ne.
vada, on the 10th day Of June, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Bart Cerruti Of Eureka, Nevada.
William Dooley
Dominica Cerruti
William Blair
LOUIS j. COIN. Register.
Date of first publication April 26, 1918.
Date Of last publication May "a, 1918.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-26
Mr.. RaftiCG Says
Statement Was Too Strong

The SENTINEL recently copied an item
from one of the White Pine papers that
stated that Robert Raftice had struck
ore in his mine al Bald Mountain that
went $500 per ton in gold; that the lead
six foot in width. would average $40 in
gold and also carried values in silver
and copper; also, that the property had
been bonded for $25. 900.
Mr.. Raftice 10Y writes the SENTINEL
denying these statements, aud says he
has not bonded his mining ground to
any one; also, that while he has a very
good showing of ore in his mine. he has
nothing like q six foot lead that carries
5000 per ton in gold values.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-26
TARIFF READY BY AUGUST
L.. will Be Through First and the
s.nate Will Follow Later

Washington dispatch says II Is nc
oninion Of we'll posted Congressman 'nAs
will witness the completion Oh
,hs tariff legislation aud signing oy the
President. The Law will go into enec'
the d.y after the bill is signed Inc
noossurs will be discussed in caucus Oh
,ha Uouse Democrats for two or three
Avs Of next week and then will oe re-
no,,ed 10 the House for open considera-
ton. Chairman Underwood hopes 70
bava !, through the House by May l, ou'
this Estimate is too optimistic In. the
oniniou Of others, who say that a great
many speeches will have to be made ana
~;,n,msrable amendments offered and
voted mon. After these proceedingsth In
Committee on Rules will bring in an air
tight. copper riveted rule, and jam the
bill through the House.
No such expedition is possible in .h'
sana.e. however, and as every d~isgruntled
interest is preparing to make its las
stand in the Senate, a long tedious
battle lie expected there.
When a mans head begins to swei
he discovers that most Of his old iriendI
are fools.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-26
MUCH SNOW AT HAMILTON
Prospectors Advised to Remain Away
From Camp For Several Weeks

Prospectors Advised to Remain Away
From Camp For Several Weeks
Ely Record: Axtel Shields, who is
in charge of the Ne Plus Ultra mines at
Hamilton, is in the city serving on the
grand jury. He reports that there is
still much snow at Hamilton. aud thinks
it advisable for prospectors and others
TO remain away from the camp for a few
weeks yet. Mr.. Shields is of the opinion
that the old camp will see q revival Of
mining operations during the present
season. The strike recently made on
the Grand Prize group by William Har.
wood and associates. has already had q
tendency to create new interest through.
out the district. and much development
work will soon be under way. The
question of reasonable freight rates via
the Eureka q Palisade railroad seems to
be practically settled. which means that
after a lapse of three years shipping Of
ore will be resumed. Eureka parties will
put on a truck between Hamilton and
the railroad if a sufficient tonnage OF
ore can be guaranteed to make them
safe on the investment. which will
probably be forthcoming. Under this
plan ores will be shipped from the
mines at Hamilton TO the smelters at
the remarkably low price OF $l3 per ton.
which will leave wider range of profit
for the miner. Notwithstanding the pro-
posed reduction on lead which will
probably pass Congress during the pres.
ent special session.
The ores Of the Hamilton district US
ually carry from 10 to rs per cent lead
and from 30 TO 90 ounces In silver. and
as they receive free treatment at the
smelter. the miners Of that camp are
fortunately in such q position that they
can stand the cnt ON lead and still make
shipments at a profit on their high grade
ores.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-26
NEW TODAY
WATER NOTICE

Notice Of Application for Permission 20 Ap-
propriate the Public Waters OF the
State Of Nevada.
Application No. 2679.
Notice is hereby given that on the Sth day
of April, 1918, in accordance with Section 81,
Chapter CXL of the Statutes of 1913, the
Huntington and Diamond Valley Stock q
Land Company. by IL. J. Sadler, Vice Presi-
dent, Of Huntington. County of Elko, and
State of Nevada. made application to the
State Engineer of Nevada for permission to
appropriate the public waters Of the State OF
Nevada. Such appropriation Is to be made
from Big Shipley Spring, Eureka County.
Nevada, at the NE4 Of SEA Of Sec. %, 7. "a,
N. h. 50 f, NJ. d. b. 4 NJ, by means Of
several head bitches, and IS cubic feet per
second is to be conveyed to Secs. IL, IA, q.
81, % and &c, T. "A. n. r. SO f., NJ. ID. b.
& NJ, and Secs. II, Is. 10 and 20, T. "a, n.
II. SO E, NJ. d. b. & NJ, by means Of bitches
and ~laterals and there used for irrigation,
stock and domestic purposes. Water not to
be returned TO stream.
Signed: w. NJ. kEARNEY,
State Engineer.
Date Of first publication April %, 1913.
Date Of last publication May "A. 1918.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-04-26
TAX COMMISSION INVESTIGATING
Members Visit Reno and Will Require
Statements of Amount of Business

Reno journal: That the State Tax
Commission is proceeding to the investi-
CATION OF reveDues from licenses as well
as assessments and straight taxes. was
shown Monday when the members
called on Sheriff Burke and inquired
into the methods of collections and var
ious other details in his office.
In addition, letters were delivered
from the Commission. calling attention
to two features of the law, n being the
new liquor license and the other being
the provision requiring different grades
Of merchandise and other licenses. &C
cording to the amount Of the business
done.
Attention is called to the fact that
the new liquor law increases the retail
license from $50 to 500 a year. Il in
creases the wholesale liquor license from
800 to $3.50 per year.
AS to other licenses. attention is called
to section 1881 of the revised laws of
Nevada which command the Sheriff to
require Of all persons paying licenses to
make an afidavit as to the amount OF
business which they do. This is for the
purpose of classifying the licenses and
determining the amount TO be paid. The
Com mission serves notice that this af-
fdavit will be required hereafter, and
Sheriff Burke says that he has no alter
native but TO demand it.