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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
About People
movements Of Individuals to and
From the City.

Born 10 Rev. and Mrs. / NJ Potter
OF Woodsdale. son. John Hair Pot.
Ter. Monday. April 1913
Miss Louise hatcher of Fairuon,
- me guest OF friends on the south
William q. Bardsiey. of Pittsburgh
was a business visitor in the civ.
yesterday. '''
Miss Margaret Grassland. of Nash
s.on. "a. Is the guest OF friends
on the Island
Mrs l.. o. Woods has returned to
her home on McColioch street. after
an extended visit with relatives in
Wooster, O !"
Miss Angela Jewett of Aberdeen
south Dakota. j. the house guest ~
MISS Alberta Stifel. al Pleasant Val
Mrs Y ". Ferry. Of North Main
street. vas called 10 Cumberland O.
ny IN" Illness ~ her daughter. Mrs,
Robert Richardson
l.oring Milton. who attends school
~ cornell. Is spending tho spring va.
cation with his mother. Mrs 4. ]
Milton NJ the Stratforu
leo 'oleman who attends school
~ MDrE' nio~n. IS home for the spring
vacation ''e
col \. a. UDocl Smith the popuiar
restaurateur part orato- and politiran
arrived home Saturday from a four
thonth : stay al Orlando. Florida. Col
Smltn was seven DAYS on the road
from Orlando. being held up nv the
n"od az Cincinnati. and Columbus. and
"nlF reached Wheeling after much CIR
CuiiouS travelling
Miss Ncttie Gutm4n Miss Eather.
me LETTERS and Miss Dorothy duncan
leave today for Goucher college. a
baltimore
pr. T. r. DrinAard is spending a
irw DAYS in Baltimore on professional
business
Miss cora Holland. p teacher i'm tho
home
\. 7. Arnold. general secretary %
The N"-t Virginia SUNDAY school q r.
~"cidil"n. returned yesterday morn.
ing from several days stay In Clarh,
burg ~
Mr. &. W Carman has returned .,
No. hoW" In Wcllsviils. Ohio. after
N,@iiins Mr and Mr. " Ba-cram.
81 l.'-llalr" Tor few daN-
Miss Elizabeth MIllisdn az pitt
hurEu D. %" guest ~ Hiss NI3ru,r.,
iiai" in bridgeport. Tor Tow da,s
MISC Margaret and l~aheli. Mar.
ing ~ kle". Ohio. ar. the guests N,
NJ and Mrs y " Harcram on North
Gu"rnscy street. He'iair". for several
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
NASTY BLAZE

An alarm oi fire sent in from box
-, called tho IRE department TO the
house ~ No. 3l.r McColloch street
about 40 o'clock last night and
there the iremcn were confront cd
with one Of the worst fires To handle
that II has been their lor 10 fieht for a
long time The fire started on the
second floor and when discovered
much clothing and bedding had been
destroyed The tiremen responded
quickly and BY careful work We're able
10 eNiinguish the blaze with small loss
10 the other property
Chemicals were used and one line
OF water hose was played on tho burn
Ing house and the fire was eXtinguish n.
ed hcfor" the flames penetrated the
roof and no damage was done there
The first floor escaped both Are and
water damage The total loss will
not exceed $50 The house is owned
bv Paul Falch and ~a- occupied 10y
". VI Bailey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
SOCIETY
Pretty Luncheon.

A luncheon Of pretty appointments
was given al the George r, Slifel
residenc" in Pleasant Valley Monday
afternoon when Miss Alberta Stifel
was hostess 10 a number of her
friends. The affair was arranged as
courtesy for her house guest Miss
J""eu. Of Aberdeen. South Dakota.
and Miss Mary List Haziett. who on
thursday becomes the bride of Mr..
Joseph PAUL. Jr
FINK was the color chosen and The
appointments Wer" IN keeping with
the SPRING wedding The fifteen COW
.rS we're appropriately marked with
water color plaC" cards and the
luncheon proved one If the smartes;
OF the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
German Columbia Club.

The German Columbia club will on.
tain its members and the members
or tho Alpine club on Thursday even.
inC April 10 IN their auditorium and
the affair will he IN the nature of ban.
Pucj. cards and dancing Music will
b" furnished by the Elks orchestra
and IN" invitations issued for March
= tn ar" good Tor ;h.s affair
The following reception committee
has been named for theeveninc J \
Blum. l. II. Eonnenhercer. W Il ca.
Soy. Henry Bischof. Sr. = G Zarnits.
u. y CCnn"rS. Frank Formella. Nm
Groh. =. &. Hell. !. G Jun. Jacob
korn. !. W. kemple. Ed SchreIer. !
{ Sonnofeld. J y Schhck. George
kreSS. stephen Kurutz. VIM Mueller.
81. ! j. =. O'Brien. Robert Pekari.
". Rearlon. Frank Schroeder. Charles
strauss. Th0s. r. Thoncr. John Hoh-
man.
Tho hanqUe' will he in charge OF a
committee or ladies' selected from tho
Aipin" club. VINO has arranged The FOL.
lowing:
NIENt
nm 'i"- '"l'rv ii"ar.s Mixed FicSles
'h'trE~n S3lad M","nna.~" dressing
A'''''4 Ham assorted Breads
Lady FINGERS SNOW i,ions Nah.scoes
coffee
Mus,
Entertainment committee. ". r.
Sharhauch. Michael Schcazer. Charles
blessing. George RIschoG. Prof \. J.
schiller john Wolf. G. Schneider and
George W".n-dorf"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
Orqariyed New Cmh

Mr.. Harry Mos o. the North End.
entertained % number of his friends
On SUNDAY evening amt thu Rose club
Was organized Tho dining room was
IT. corated IN white ami blue and the
following are tIo nov members
-dcS>r- Harry Wheaton. Joe Cor.
'"ran. Frank Rood. Edward Bcl'z. H.
Hirrkor.to. Harry Moss. Joe Thalmar
.\nfrcN korn. Herman Moore. Iyiu
Parker. Jo" kaikcnstcln. Iv:n Medic
and Ray Thalman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
Dance at Stratford.

The young members OF Wheeling's
social set. home from college for the
spring holiday enjoyed an informal
dance at the Stratford Spring hotel
Monday evening. There were seven
coupls present and a pleasant evening
spent. These dances will be held
each week at the popular hostelery
when the Young people return from
college for the summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
ACCIDENT AT ELM
GROVE POWER HOUSE

Yesterday afternoon about IL -
O'Clock. tho cas- % the West Virginia
Traction and Electric Co. Verc delay
I'd .ur hali hour due To lack 81 pow
er. caused hv the breaking Of ono of
the cylinder heads N large engine
80 'he Elm Grove Power Uou~" HUr
Tiod repair We're made and the car~
were running on 'h"ir regular schc-
duie NJ IN O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
Island Literary Club.

The next meeting Of the Island Lit
erary club will be this afternoon az
the home OF Mrs J. VI. Wrestling. on
North Huron street The following
is the program 10 be rendered.
Quotation--"The mind unlearns with
difficulty what has long been impress -
81 on ~ co., Seneca
origin OF tn. Newspaper
............... Miss Helle MCGrana ha n
The FIRST Juvenile Writers. .........
..... ...-.... .....-.. Mr.. ! Thomas
Junior Training for tttizenShip....
..... ....-..... Mrs. Thomas Dow Minis
current Events. Mrs. j. NJ Me.stIinS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08

chestra. OF Columbus. O.. will furnish
the music. The following committee
<ill be in charge: Messrs. Harry King.
Jr.. Earl Hedges. Harry Lutz. Ankle
Steadman. Lee Swift. Carl Branum.
Joe Weyrick and Alfred Sonneborn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
Charity Whist

The Charity Whist given by the
Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society
will be given Wednesday afternoon.
April . and Miss Emma Gutman and
Mrs. Nettie Hirsh are in charge.
handsome prizes will beawarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08

-, --..-.. ,..---. ...... Grades : and
H''w dolly SHOW ......... Grad. l
- ittt ION -.--...-- Margaret O'Brien
h'' l''linn ....--... William T.tctout
Play Mas New RoarJ~r'' .........
. -.--..-.- .---.-..- Grades and
- i'itinn ..-.-- Anna RadoVich
iarc"--"ph. Y"u Teacher .....--..
..-... ...-.-... Grades =: . md
u"rHS W "rh"r> .-.. Grades and Z
"N Tniatr W ~ cut .-.. iii=h Ssuool
Re .itatioH Wllliar, NitI,r
fl'> Fudge and 90" Burgiar ....
........ CT =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
6ellaire Dance.

The Young Mems club. ofBellaire
will entertain with a dance this even
ing n the Armory Hall and Berneid-
er's orchestra will furnish the music.
There will be large attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
EPWORTH LEAGUE TO
GlECT OFFICERS IONIGHI

Tho annual election Of officers will
no a feature a. special meeting of
m" EpWorih league of the Chapline
Street Vi. =. church on the South Side
tonight Other business of imnor-
lance will also he up for transaction
and All members are urged to be pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
THE THEATER
THREE TWINs"-sEAr

THREE TWINs"-sEAT
SALE OPENS TO-DAY
lhrr" Twins which comes T., fi,a
court on Thursday night for ap 81
hdk"in"hi az three DAYS. MATINEE Fri.
uay and SATURDAY. i- essentially, T.
ih1gh promoter. and Vet that ts f.
lHr from th" best part az if IT, man,
sirikihE novelties and catch, mu.,,.
would Do hard 90 excel m. -lud
dl" % a Little Clp-er Love. Mine.
number. with t's seven ara- of arrt
cling" iS one of tho prrfti.-t star.
pl'tur"~ ever presented
%" iama Wanna SONG which
created such a -ru-afIlu 90 N.,.
YORK 90 fh" Herald Square th..f.r
"h'r" the Thf,. Twins ram f.r f.t.
months. Is another of fha man, SONG
bits. iu fact fh'rr afc I'D, man, good
Things BOO Ihrr" Twin Chat DO vDfffI
f'quir" fuu much spare fu de.rril,
them. o. Do" many bowel effects BOO
troduc"d 'h" mot important arc Tho
Dancing Wanna Girl. -Ilr.. Twins.
comes v.th 90" ful pro.ti e.. of f1,
metropolitan success. having lp
'itr month go fh. WIffu.. Iu chit
't-n. Hrd f'U months af r. ii,rll4.
square ff.at.r 90 Sew NofA s.d or.
$500 OBJ" pr..ont~i la-a st uop.ii,r
price,. Scat sal. opens tuurt
Good Bill a. orpb.ur,.
S. 600 Ial. ff .HI NfIutfsf .-r...
cog af.r N.lf.. E.r..... .H.a, a...
.~ r.. Co.,. H- f.fs
2. 900. v'.H .. . r.... n'u. 900 fr.
'Tt '-'tn 'h rI frI Do. cob. m.t-
no 30 vtH GOOD. Hs. Doe I..r Sd. 90.
.u .H..i. u.... .- rlY.I .-
f. L.tt Hrt Isf .rI In.fa f.i. ...
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subscriptio- Dance

Tho Young men Who have conducted
q MANY successful dances IN the past
ar" Arranging Tor another ENJOYABLE
event 0u tho evening 90 Npr.l - ~
~" Eit- club and Wri-h's' first or.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
For Mrs. Oeiters.

Mrs VIII Schenk will entertain
Wednesday for Mrs Charles Deiters
and Mrs. Charles Freese will enter.
inta THURSDAY evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
Nouna Bachelors Club.

The dance committee of the Young
Bachelors club are arranging for a
dance 10 he given the latter part Of
April The exact date will be given
later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08

l-JOlts. jars. strains. falls. cause
displacement Of vertebrate.
2-DiSplacemcnt of NCrtehrac causes
pressure On nerves.
3-NerN1s regulate and control ever,
action and function of the bod,
Pressure on nerve causes ahnor
NAL function in the part supplied
by said nCrVe-thiS j. called d..
ease.
CNlNOPRACIIC Adjustment removes
frr pressure ard hralth returns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08

excellent violin solo. The at Is =
bis time timber
Marry and Norma Turpin giVr
sketch a Little Bit Of Everything
and their voices are truly cultured.
They present something entirely new
IN singing and talking. Girsrd ana
stark. of the Manhattan opera COM
par Y. in the Prison Scene from
tEt st. are clever and their costumes.
teen singing and the stake setting
leads the audience To believe they are
really hearing "raust" in IN. original
GO mpanN. The musical KleiSSes IN
sweet strains from home are certain
~ making "A hit. The two Young chit
drer manipulate The musical instru
m"nts liz. grown-upS and the Nylo-
phone trio - something fine with the
lad '"adinS. His acting Is quite -
clever as his playing. His imitation
OF Creatore and Sousa are grea:.
Trey Received repeated encore. POI
lard. the juggling comedian. Is cleN-:.
AM tn" pictures are fine as usual.
The demand for the iirst appearance
of the talking movies" at the or
ph"um. which begins Monday next IS
great. Seats Will lee reserved at ~,
on pheum today cor next week. Every
on, Is talking about the new feature
At the Victoria.
With such n headliner as Quintaro
and his musical NenetianS number
Ing twelve in all and carrying their
OWE special scenery with compile
electrical effects tn. Victoria enter
tsirment opened Monday afternoon
WAN great "c.at. They certainly
have had a right 20 feature the famous
seal number as II is an art -
Nai d"Ni lille act. distinct in every man
r"r from anything Else in must al
line The musicians extract rea!
m lzt. fFsnHv h..a. -. y
hay" an eccentric conductor that sup
piles fTn but vet with the welding Of
his baton makes music that IS rap
trous To- tn. ear
Another prominent and attractive
number on the program * the Rose
II. up". playing under the title r
The Rising Generation" II is Al
amusing comedy act and great
novelty
Ther" l. an amusing and delightful
sketch called y Moman's Way.
which T. satire on modern society.
being played 10y Selma Walters ana
Art Elmo
Their" Were p"als of laughter when
Ruhe StriCklin got or his rube mon 10
l"gu"- \"t sine" The DAYS OF the late
mented Ezra k"nGall has there been
ANYTHING aS amusing I'm rube comedy
as fas been supplied hy MIR Siricklin.
very nattV pianolugue with sing
ine ana comedy interviewer - what
Grover and Richards supply. II is An
artistic and very much out Of the
ordir AIRY number.
Tn" Kline maCol"rs are unusually At.
tractiN". The comeuv color entitled
{ Fixing Father" is full 81 amusin-
antics. VI iir the other one shows the
famous r"getta al Henley on tho
. Thames ana - very picturesque and
iiit easing
TINS H. the elaborate Till offered
ana VIII he continued until Wednes
"a night. when or Thursday there
will be an entire ,nangc o. program
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-11
Will HOUSE COUNTY [x.
HIBITS AT BFLIf ISLE

Belle Isle pavilion, where county ex-
hibits IN the Nevada state fair viii be
shown, will be opened for exhibitors
on September Is. An attendant will
be placed In charge of the pavilion
and will remain there until after the
fair is over. He will receive and help
to set up exhibits.
Prof. b. d. Bilhrghaust, principal of
Reno's public schools, yesterday asked
the fair management if space in the
Belle Isle pavilion could be spared for
an exhibit Of school children here. The
management will set apart corner of
the building for the pupils, and speei-
mems of their work wlll be shown,
Interest in the running races which
will be held daily during fair week, is
increasing, and now there are As thor.
oughbreds stabbed at the track. A
number of others will arrive in Reno
after the California fair closes in Sac.
ramento September 20.
Secretary Phillips of the fair asso-
citation denied that any trouble was
being experienced in getting the race
track in shape. "The track is in bet
ter shape today than ever before. he
said.-Gazette
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-11
TRAP SHOOTERS OF couN.
TRY TO HAVE TOURNEY

On September IA, Is and 16 at Sac
ramento what is considered the big.
gest trapshooting tournament ever
held on the coast will take place. 1t
is to be given by the Interstate Trap
shooters association, under the aus
pices of the Capital City Blue Rock
club and will be attended by many of
the crack shots of the east and middle
west. Several Nevada marksmeu will
be in attendance. Frpm Reno will go
George Wipgfeld Gurney Gordon,
Frank Leonard and l.. X. Gregory.
John Miller, OF Lucky Boy, who be
longs to the Reno Target club; Burns
Colwell. of Goldfeld; Ed Staunton, the
Stall brothers, Clarence Sage and
Judge +. A. ueker, of Winnemucca,
also will participate.
Two thousand dollars In added
money will be hung up for the shoot
ars In addition to the usual trophies
and medals.
Following the Sacramento tourna-
ment the shooters will go to San Jose,
where a shoot of three days dura-
ton will begin on September II un-
der the auspices of the San Jose Blue
Rock club.
At Live Oak, Sutter county, Califar.
MIA, beginning tomorrow and lasting
two days, the Live Oak Gun club will
hold a blue rock tournament Char
ence Sage, of Winnemucca, is partici-
psting in the shoot.-Reno Gazette
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-11
FORMER LOCAL CONTRACTOR
HUNTING NEW PASTURE

II. Z. McCamant, who had been en-
gagged in the building trade in Winnie
mucea for the past year or two, has
dropped completely out of sight. He
was last seen on Saturday, the day af-
ter the Oklahoma Wild West show
was in town. Some of his friends have
been limiting at foul pay, as he was
said to have considerable sum Of
money in his possession when last
seen. 1t now develops that he owed
about everyone in town he could get
into. and there is a present one suit
pending in the District Court against
him, filed after his disappearance, and
several more will be started if it can
be found that he left anything behind
worth going after.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-11
WEATHER REPORT

Following is the report of the local
weather bureau for the twenty-fo
hours ending at a. m. today:
Highest temperature yesterday. s4.
Lowest this morning, 4S,
Mean temperature yesterday, sc.
Normal yesterday, 63,
Prevailing wind direction, N. f.
RAY L. FISHER,
Official in Charge.
Weather forecast for Winnemucca
and viciaity-SaA Francisco, Sept. IL:
Fair tonight and Friday.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-11
Will RESUME WORK ON
WHEELER NATIONAL l[ASE

To-day supt, Tam Murphy, of the
Wheeler National lease, received a
wire from DR., l.. G. Wheeler, president
of the company, who is in Milwaukee,
authorizing him to resume work on
the property between today and the
18th instant.
Work was closed down op the lease
a month or so age, owing to lack
of funds Dy. Wheeler left ten days
ago for Milwaukee, to consult with
the principal stockholders, who reside
in the Cream City, and has sveidently
been successful IN raising the required
mapey,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-11
EASY MONEY MAR.
KfT FOR mining

"Not in three or four wear. n....s
nave | seen as encouraging signs Of
money returning to the mining in
dustry as during the past few week. ),
declared one OIL Utah's prominent min.
ny engineers and mining promoters
VINO carried on his business in . ,r;.s
legitimate way. q'ies'
of course there is NOT q. un.A
money leaning our way as we should
nAe, ne continued, "but there l.
enough to form straws which show ths
WY the financial wind is just begin
In the past few days have met .
number of cases where real eastern
money is actually out in search of
81: smaller good mining propositions
inese people mean business and h.vs
the money when they can ind vh.t
tney are after. They are different from
some OF the big concerns which at al
times are ready to gobble up cood
mines, but at figures 80 ridicu,on.Iv
low that it is an actual loss to ~.
owners to sell at the prices Offered
These new investors win nav Fair
prices provided the property measures
~-- A~4uii CfucutS. AFTER the
panic just mention mines to = Nav
fSfk OF Boston man and up GOES hi.
Aands. II is different now.
These new propositions are soms-
sniRe resembling the times we Rad
pnor but never since the money crash
OF lsO7. The way the metal market
continues to improve / believe that
tAis demand for mines will SLOWLY he
augmented until within the NEXT
mining will be near the
top OF the ladder again, and that any
really good property will have not
only one but many buyers in sight.
AS | heard it remarked the other
day, 'utah's three leading mining
eSMps, Bingham, Tintic and Park
Vlty, never before were producing a
monthly tonnage equal to that of to.
day. And prices of the four principal
metals, copper, lead, zinc and silver.
were never before as high taken ali
together The situation to me is full
OF hope and encouragement.
An astonishing anomaly of the
present situation is that in spite of
the fact that the producing mines are
making and paying more dividends
than ever before, yet mining stocks
in general were never so low. Her
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-11
N. f. CONFERENCE
NAMES PASTORS

The Methodist Episcopal confer
ence of the Nevada Mission concluded
its session in Bishop, Cal, Sunday.
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes presided,
pronounced this the most enjoyable of
all his experiences in this conference.
Reno, Winnemueea, Las Vegas and
Susanville were all candidates for en-
tertaining next years session. On the
only ballot. Reno led so strongly that
il was on motion unanimously chosen.
w. 8. Kelly, formerly of Reno, Lee
l.. Tower, of Fallon, and Asa p. Beaii,
of Bishop, are to report to their re.
spective conferences.
Appointments for the coming year
are as follows:
superintendent, DIR. s. A. Thomson.
Austin, Battle Mountain and Car
lin. NJ, Tuii.
Big Pine-R. Rassy,
Bishop-T. G.. Knoies,
Bodie-To be supplied.
carson-W. II, d. Hornaday.
Cedsrville-I. z. Price.
Davis Creek, Cal.-To be supplied.
F.HgleNllle. iHl.-T0 De supuI1en,
Eiy-To be supplied.
Fallon and Fairview-J. M. VIII
son.
Gardnerville and Minden-To be
supplied.
Goldfeld--J. L. Collins.
Greenville and Taylorville-w. +.
Wenk.
Independenee-C. T. Harrison
Greenville-ti. T.. Reeder.
Sehurz-J. M. johnson.
yanesville and Standish-C. W.
P9gue.
Las Vegas. A. Palmer
Loveioek--Joseph Jahns:
Madeline, Gsi.-Fo be supplied.
Loyaiton-W. A. Armstrong.
faradsa-Ta be supplied.
Phoebe and Galieats-G. u. Jewett.
Quincy. w, Huston,
Rene-Harrv Sheldon,
sparks~-Paul Il. Rass,
Snssnviiie-J. IL. Westervelt,
Truekee-Y. w. Carter.
Tusearora--To be supplied.
Weilington-To be supplied.
Winnemueca-P. H. Willis.
Yerington-Frank Summers.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-11
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER CoUNTY's
AGRICULTURAL POSSIBILITIES

3. K. Young, the well Known Love
lock business man and raneher, was
In Wipnemueea yesterday afternoon
between trains, Mr.. Young has fine
pumping plant on his Lovelock valley
ranch, which was visited by President
Sproule, of the Southern Pacific, on
his recent trip through Nevada. He
believes pumping to be far ahead of
surface reservoir for irrigation, claim
ing there is enough leakage in the lat
ter system TO irrigate large tract,
while from the underground reser.
voir there is no chance for the water
to evaporate.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-11
NOTED aHeLeaHsF n
WfNNBMu6dA TODAY

II. v. Wipehell, the noted Minneapo,
lis gologist, Is In town today, having
stopped Off on route TO the coast. Mr..
Winchell was the chief expert witness
for the National Mines company in
the celebrated apex suit, tried before
Judge Harrington. in the Federal court
at Carson City year ago.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-11
NEW SALESMAN FOR THE
GOLDEN RULE STORE

o. A. Larson, who came here from
Evanston, Wyoming, to take charge
of the Golden Rule store during the
absence of Manager Morgan an buy
ing trip, returned home yesterday.
This made vacancy in the ranks of
the statesmen, which has been filled in
the person of w. NJ. Roberts, former
iy' with the Horton Mercantile COM
pany at Battle Mountain. '''