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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-02-03

Organized for the purpose of uniting the peo-
pie, and particularly the land owners and water
users of Humboldt Valley, for the conservation of
the waste waters, and increasing the irrigated
lands.
Cooperation is the key to success in this age
1t is the key to successful development of
Humboldt Valley.
Intelligent union will benefit ALL and fair,
impartial study Of present conditions will prove it,
For Particulars Address the Company, 1920 Merchants
Exchange Building, San Francisco, Cal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17
DESTROY PAVILION
AT CRICKET GROUNDS

LONDON Special Tbs violence
squad OF the miitanf sunraEcttcs fu-
vaded TunbridEe Wells and de-
sfroyed the pavilion ~ thc Nevil
Cricket grounds. The building was set
fire and explosives were planted in orr
der GO insure its destruction.
The pavilion was completely oe-
stroYcd.
Near the ruins a photogram 90 Mrs.
EmmclInc Iankhurst president % the
Women's Social and Political Union.
was found. Upon the back was writ
ten "Mlitancy viii not cease until wo-
men get the vote"
The police Investigating were unable
90 Eet ciew 60 the identity OF the in-
ccudiarfcs
Holloway jan iu time 90 take part in
lasf nights big sufra gotte demonstra-
ton in Albert Hail was not carried OUT
Nearly 100000 has been raised hY
eufraEctte workers Co carry en- the
feminist campaign tn England.
lt was announced at the Holloway
JAIN that Mrs. Fankhurst is rapidly
growing weaker from her sclf-imposed
starvation. but that her condition is
not critical The militant leader is
surprising the fnn attendants by her
remarkable vitality.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17
SUFFERED Twenty-Five
YEARS---FIkALLY
FOUND RELIEF

Having suffered FOR twenty-one
years with pain IN ny side. / onally
have found relief in DR.. KImer's
SNanp-RooL TIE physicians called
= Mothers PAIN and Injections OF
morp hlne were my only relief for
short periods Of tine. became 50
sick taat had 20 undergo a surgical
operation in New Orleans. which ben
ehtcd me for two years. When the
sane pain came back one day Vas so
sicS that I gave up hopes o. living. A
friend advised me TO try your swamp
Root and I at once commenced using
t. The frst Bottle did me SO much
good that I purchased two more bot
Ties. I arm nov on my second bottle
and am feeling Ike a new woman. ]
passed a gravel stone as large as a biz
red bean and sevtral small ones.
have not had the least feeling % pain
since taking your Swamp-Root and
feel 70 my duty 20 recommend this
great medicine 20 all suffering hu-
manity. Gratefully yours.
MRS. JOSEPH CONSTANCE
Ay0yellcs Par. Narksviiie. la
Personally appeared before me. this
18Th day Of July. 1911. Mrs Joseph
Constance. who subscribed the above
statement and made oath that the
same is true in substance and ia fact
VIM. MorrOw. Notary Public.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17
NURSE HELPS
YOUNG GIRLS
she kaew FFem Experienee last
What Was Needed. Describes
one henaFkahle Case.

Watonga. Okia--Nrs. la Dcllinxer.
81 t1is town. makes tae folloWinE IN
teresllaK statements toT gRo, icatlcn.
4 suffered tog 30 years. witA 49,
1anly troubles. And lh rais ti-ne. tried
several different trcatueats. 5ot 80
NJ better.
i finally rot hold Of q Ladies' nlrth-
day Almanac. and rad about CaTlfl1t.
TIE wDmaa's tonic.
{ had not taken very mucA ~ 81
Before I was entirely wei
4 TO some rrrsiaT. anL have gives
CarduI. TIE Worans tonic 50 iots o.
women WITH good resl.its
use this medicine a great teai ln
treating yo1lg girls yeunr girs
came 60 nay house one day la8t sum-
mcr she had taken cold at t1e wr0nr
time. and was IN a terriolc coad tica.
4 went 60 taa druggists. bought a bot
tie 90 CardlL. and the Girl foae ahs
took did the Nork
she is noN entirely veil
You may use ny name in anv way
ron cestre. as I am AK Qua % 60 sRy-
thlng Z can Go help suFerinz Eouon.
For more than CD years. Cartul has
Been I'm widely extended use. ~ 80
men gf an ages. ard has given u~r-
feet satisiaction. al a ramedV Cor heJp-
ing rehai.d Vcmanly strength Aaa
health.
Try Car1uI yourself 81 VII h~is
yon. Your druggist sslis lL
- write 70. Cbsttanooxa t.a
seine Cos. aaalea AfeienrV nerL. cfaf-
tannosz- Tenn. Tor special fnafrurf oaa
F Treatment ror Women. senf Tn siais
wrapper
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17

eral OF nay patients are using Shen
with excellent results. I have taken
DOan's Kidney Pills personally with
satisfaction"
Mr.. Frasher Is only one OF The many
thousands thai endorse Deans kidney
Pills. II your back aches-n your
kidneys bother you. don'e simply ash
for a kidney remedy. ask distinctly
for Deans kidney Pills. the same that
Mr. F'rasher had"
sec. AL stores. Foster-Afilburn Co.
Buffalo. y. Y. Props. when Your
Back Is Lame-Rememcer she name. o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17

ally and prescrioes
them IN hls practice
Says he: 4 consider
Deans kidney pile
the finest medicine
on earth for diseases
OF the kidneys and
bladder. I have pre-
scribed them iD
many cases and sew
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17
HAD NO MONEY
SO RAN AWAY
Man Ordered 70 Pay Alimony
Lost Job and Skipped
Town.

BALTIMORE. sd. Special. Haunt
ca day aut night oy the thouEht tnat
he VAS a fugitive from justice. John
is Ora Trenton. y. y. and who Tor she
last eight months has bcen wandering
over the country. enucre4 hinlst F.
20 fne police here and ~ being nEte
unsl The 8athoritlcs 90 Trcnton are
heard from.
Carhart SAID he had been ordered By
court in Trenton 90 pay his vile AT
meuy OF go 90 JAN for year
He Cot ouf of work and couldn't Day.
town
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17

Prove What swamp BoOt WIN DO For
You
Send 20 DR.. Kilmer a Co. Bingham
ton. n Y. for a sample bottle. IL WI
convince anyone. You VIII also re-
ceive a booklet or valuable lnfOrma-
ton. telling all about the kidneys and
bladder. When writing. be sure and
mention this paper. Regular fifty
cent and one-lollar size bottles for
sale az all drug stores
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17
HOME HELPS.

Rag rugs made % cotton wash well.
These are Inexpensive and are often
rIst the thing for the kitchen. "a well
as other parts 90 the house.
TO keep leather fT0m cracking add
"a 0roR or tHo OF neatsgoot OH TO the
shoe dressing you use upon "a. This
oI 81 oieo fine 90 use on damp boots
or shoes. Shoes VIII keep IN E00d
condition much longer n they are kept
on trees.
CheescIoth. hemmet. makes excel
lent pantry cloths for glassware and
me china X IS practical CATER being
washec) also for traveiing Purposes.
since IL = cheap enough Go be thrown
away after one service
When preparing wainuts for cakes.
cookies or bread. cut out dark centers
I 20 remove bitterness.
When baking anything with sour
milk and soda. add about one teaspoon
OF baking powder. which greatly Inn
/ proves raising.
To prevent apples from turning dark
while preparing pies. cakes and pud-
iings. squeeze a few drops OF lemon
juice over them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17

itai. Baltimore and cities on the
Chesapeake lay and IT. triouia-
rics.
The original plan CD construct
au ARTIFICIAL island between Cape
Henry and Cape Charles may now
hc revived.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17


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'r Ntif nfNsn iI tNeMtN to trrn E
t' SOS "NA h'i" Natis Deg 'tAnn tI
.-rai place tor every soft pr serm or
t''i.ia tntt htir 'n tnn tif lh-re-
.''n N''h very 'icAn. tsn it tre-
N-'N'lf pm .niti'nlt ana wafer, or
'n eA.,i'.lt' Ane place tl - GRE
pr "ih "tFr lnr "tDrAt ct tne
WIS ~. snAt yes. vL
terini'iN ABOVE AZ tnins'. allow
l.c o-t l--.tt r. use s'.t nalf
'-en amy more Una" You "'nld foer
l.''In'toan
Dr. you use a tace brush. discard DO
tne miuufe tnc nr.ates become fhr
least matted. and this happens even
tntI1 to the best ~ them. Every par-
trle 90 soap should nr wished out oi
tn'a brush immc l.ltn'F after use. auo
zoe brush given plenty ~ air and sun
AhIs applies tn toN' ual brush also.
Ut fnH Ns" ftro t.ofh. nnte no u'
coarse ftIh-F Lhtn rnasn material
goo Sharply pointed aru rcserre
.Nr.t t"t .attlNt NaN-ittf ana sA'
.NtI.l- 7lNs 'n' .Ir OF ln,
.NNt t'Hrt 7liNNr tNf snap
N- 'nF Ntlie themselves I'D not Na,
b.tti'' STONE. DIX nave 10 n'
+.r't ~tA't-' AN" feinrIn"ef -ht
one tl+tne lnat can epni
.ie i.'Na 'I a NAtntt toilet talie mora
-A-- '""tn' tl ia the presence or
powder pun th4t mas begun o
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17
GREAT FORTS m
CHESAPEAKE HELD UP
Ask High Prices for Cape Henry
Land-Fort May BE
Abandoned.
WASWTNGTON. N. O SpocIaI.-

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Special
Fctau~c of Tire failure OF thc War
Department tu obtain suitable
site from land owners. 40 may hc
necessary for tine Government 90
abandon am elaborate scheme to
erect great fortress at Cape
Henry. y a.. with fourtccn-inch de-
Tense rifles and four battery
post. to protect the national cap
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17

tae men are 20 resume work nexf
Monday. TLey are hiEh-cfees me-
chrgilcs. have their hornss here. sci
good pay ane constitute a thirty and
valuable citlzensolp.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17
Woman'S Department

AID q Few drops ~ turpenflne ca
clothes While boiling ard Ynu UfI nnI
fr1f f. Improves tne whIfnnIrr
lnH hcat fhlnr Ger cieanInE tnUare
I'D common soda. Dawuer a rIofn. din
it in aoda. ruh the ware triaklv. wash
AND wire dry
Having washed cut-rIasa articles. i.r
them Cry and 1flrru1rf run fnern VIVA
prepared chalk. with a ean brush.
carefully going luto an ere r1Flrles
PRETTY NEGTICEE.
Win the sales Or summer dress
goods the woman who nees tn fashion
ner own garments ia looking about far
pretty dlmlty or some similar fahrIr
from which Co fashion rerIIges. ore
seen recently, says the Newark Nnnn.
VAS made az small cost from a few
yards ~ striped, pale yellow dfnnitr
me round collar rs trimmed with A
vide German val while a. laDot rf ne
same iace-it costs but Ten cents a
yaro--falis ln pretty cascades Gown
the front Bows 81 iach-wide black
velvet ribbon conceal the snap faa-
teneru down the front
ofislpTW APRON PROTECTS
CLOTHES AND LASTS LONG.
Al olcioth apron comes IN very
handy upon occaaiona il may ~
tied over any other apron or dreaa
and nsurrH them from being yet or
fnii"d Toe real so1 80 the anror
Nnnica directly Orr front ann lf fHia
..-i .SN r.1.h ~aeninS also
~ HAet ~ 1Nri"th
riafh fsIa II f.,.,-,,,rr,. 49, ..... +.
7rf. Square. th.u frrra nrn rnrs.~ -
I fne DIAGONAL fnif r1rrf rrr I. nf,rs -,
ft the f-ure. rms rlsrs ! naIrt-.i
/ .nrnu fhnf comes arfI ..sr.r - r...,f
anna shorter a.er fh. Ma hrr &c.,
.nnneh rn f.rm Al ruof nrnt.rfl.. a.
nnN narmnnt uuaernaafn rsvs r,4rn~
tul NIras.lr Tne afrrs NAV - nes~a
nr rrf nnf .r|fh IA nfrf.lr.- I~n. Al
braid binds lhc part which rnr- 4r.,.sf
fna waist A hIh nrnr nr .rs frnr.
tnr remaining ciluiotn ana hrrff frrus
FH. .c Fewal thereto hV which ne
H.n may hn pinned In uInr. ~ffnrr.l
InIurins tne oIcIuth Surh AN anror
lasts .nuennlfeir De- rnaV BE- urfnnf
V.rh damp cloth. ana 4, - ,,sIfr
cleaned. requires no IrrnInr fn7e.
plenty Enri enough Cor kltchcn wear
and saves nurh urort - e-.if - -.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17

BERLIN Special.-Emperor Will
liam invested with the order OF
the Black Eagle the Duke of Cum
oerland. former foe Of the Imperial
House OF Hohcnzollern. whose son.
Prince Ernest. Is engaged 10 marry
Princess Louise. only daughter Of the
Kaiser. AT the same time the Duchess
OF Cumberland was Invested with the
order OF Louise.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION

advise as and we VIII PROMPTLY
refund your money without questions.
Won 90 Doe the SOLE judge.
Send s. for ten gallons. enough for
,wo weeks treatment Please men
lion this paper Address.
SHIYAR SPRINGS. SHELTON, =. c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17
A PHYSICIANS EXPERIENCE
Dr. Frashsr Gives yal1ahIs Advice 70
kidney Sufferer

Or. Frasher. ~ d. ~ Gay. W. Va.
has used Doan's kidney pills person
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17
GALLONS

or the most wonderful Mineral Water
ever discovered and II It does nor re-
lieve ANY case OF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-17

one eupful OF tomatoes. fv
nf ruuf.f 40 picked colH
cupfuis nf boiling water. on.
spoonful ut butter and IA I
soda size og 1850 peas uoIi
sether twenty minutes. r1n th
coianler. return to the saucer
one rupfui Of rich milk af.
noll nte u mites SeaEnn u
and pepper fc taste. Ser
craze kers
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-07
WELLS FOR IRRIGATION.
1t Will be the System in this Valley
Before Long.

T w. Clark, the well-borer, has I'M
ished one deep well at the Harry Bar
rett ranch. south OF the city, and al
depth OF l40 feet has good pumping
flow OF water. MIR. Barrett conten-
mates sinking three more wells to hls
depth. possibly not so deep, or httle
deeper. and from the four estimates
that he will have water enough To irri.
gate 800 acres OF land. The wells VIII
be bored in square. about 50 ieei
apart. on the same plan as the ering
ton CITY wells are arranged. and Mr.
Barrct will have the electric company
run its line To his ranch. install pump
and motor and be free forever alter
wards from ditch and dam troubles
avoid all lawsuits. and have nice clean
water for irrigation and stock use the
wear round. 1t is possible, when othe'
farmers see that this system Is success
fuI. they. too, will bore wells, put III
pumps and motors, and have an up
to-datc and cheap system OF irrigation.
This is a matter that the Times has
contained many columns OF reading
matter about in years past. 1t Is Ger
tainIy gratifying to see that the theory
is going to prove practical. In the
wears past it would have been neces-
sary TO install gasoline engine TO &c
the pumping, but at this time power
line runs within a short distance OF
ali the agricultural land in the valley
and a system of electric pumping can
be easily and cheaplv installed. and the
power will be much cheaper. The mmal. man
who gets system Of well irrigation
for his ranch is making no mistake
After securing it and using it for,
Jew months he will wonder why, nc
did not install it long before, and nc
would not be without it and turn bact
to the river for water supply Tor te'
times the amount of the Initial cost o
his wells and pumping plant.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-07
KILLED IN MASON VALLEY.
Miner Caved on and Instantly Killed
in Mason Vallev Mine.

Nick Kronimaker. miner who had
been employed in the Mason Valley
mine for about a month. was caved on
in stope "a of the mine last Saturday
and almost instantly killed. He and
his partners had been working in this
stope for several days, and on this day
the other men working there had just
cautioned Kronimaker that there was
danger when huge boulder fell and
crushed him to the floor. The other
men escaped When the rock was
taken from kronimaker it was found
that he was dead and an examination
showed that both legs had been
broken. several ribs fractured and his
spine broken Death was probably in
stantaneous. The body was brought
to Yerington and placed in the Phipps
undertaking parlors and prepared for
burial
1t was ascertained that Kronimaker
was aged "a years and that he was a
native of San Francisco. his father and
mother having been born in Germany,
The body was shipped to reatives in
San Francisco Wednesday. Kroni-
maker was single man and had fol
lowed mining for number of years
but not long been a resident of this
district. so very little is known of his
history.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-07
MAN PROPOSES. GOD DIsposEs.
The Rose O. Plymouth Troup Have
Set-to With Weather Man.

Was the Fallon trip joker All
but the ladies themselves look upon
it as such. We understood from the
Woman's Club that it is making an
effort to raise money to pay Tor
Vose piano latedy purchased by them.
They are a plucky little set and we re-
grct with them that their Fallon ven
ture was unfortunate. Time and tide
wait for no man Mr.. Weather Man
is also no respecter of persons or
affairs. The roads were almost rivu-
lets about Hazen and Fallon. The
chairman of the finance committee
tells us she sent telegram to Fallon
management stating conditions OF
roads were too bad for autos and ex-
pense by train was too much unless
shared by Fallon management, and the
club preferred postponlng one week IN
the hope OF better weather. The Fal-
Ion manager, Mr. Clark. insisted the
club send their cast since the town
was well billed.
They went Hazen was reached in
good season. but the machines which
were to meet them in Hazen left Fal-
Ion at five O'Clock and reached Hazen
at eight thirty, an hours trip in three
hours and half--no accidents. but
Just mud and water The drivers said
they couldn't possibly reach Fallon be-
fore eleven at the earliest The audi
ence would have scarcely been waiting
at that hour. SO the cast decided to re-
turn by the midnight train rather than
risk further expense.
The business of the male members
of the cast made it impossible to wait
over till Monday night Lam. Han
son & Nether"ton were crippled for
the afternoon without Mr. Noble.
They rose to the occasion. however.
Through the efforts of the finance
committee little over one hundred
dollars has been raised for the club
this year So cheer up. ladies' though
YOUR plav didn't make you any richer
in dollars and cents. the fact remains
that the play was superior to any of its
kind given in Yerngton and appreci-
ated accordingly
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-07
SILVER CITY PROSPEROUS.
Little Camp That Always Was Good
as Prosperous as Ever.

The little camp of Silver City, Lyon
county, than which there is none better
in the State to tie to for the pros
pector or leaser, is just now enjoy
ing little more than ordinary good
times, and the residents thereof are
prosperous, happy and contented.
Pollard and Hamilton, and Hickey
and partners, who have leases on the
Silver Hill, are practically quarrylnp
down the hill and hustling the ore to
the mill This ore is keeping the Pol
lard mill humping right along and the
BOYS have in the neighborhood OF /Oo
tons of ore now stacked up at the mill
They are getting the ore out OF the
ground as rapidly as possible Tor the
reason that there is a report current
that as soon as their leases expire the
company intends to work the property
itself The ore runs IN the reighbor.
hood of As to S. per ton. Most OF
the values are caught on plates and
the taiings go to the cyanide plants
down the canyon where the balance
OF the values about 81 to Sl.25 per
ton. are recovered
Ches Taylor and Frank Bowen have
a lease on the Lager Beer property.
owned by A. J. Taylor. and are get
ting out ore that is PAYING them the
best kind OF wages-in fact. they are
cleaning up about $40 per day.
Both the Woodbury. and Donovan
cyanide plants are running steadily
now and each employing about ten
or a dozen men.
At the old Overland mine drift Is
being run from the shaft to tap the
Scheel ground. lawson and Drysdale
have a lease on this ground and have
four men at work They expect 10
tap a good body OF fair grade ore with
the drift in a short time.
The McTigue mill is running steadi-
ly now on ore from the different leas-
es in the camn.
Murphy and Byers. the indomitable
prospectors and leaSers. are now oper-
ating a lease on the Legris ground
and are prospective capitalists again
provided they don't encounter auy
lawsuits in the formation
Ioe DIETRICH. the lucky Dutchman
is back in Silver again after making
tour around the world-the minin"
world and has a lease on the OLE
Succor property. owned by Taylor and
lanes. Report SAYS that he has made
a strike that will again put him or
easy street.
There are number OF other leasers
doing well in the camp.
Warren Nesmith and wife close
their hotel on the first OF the montt
and are reported to be going to Can
fornia 10 reside.
The dance given for the benefit O
the school on the 2Sth of last montl
was swell affair. The greates'
crowd assembled that has been seer
at a dance in Silver CITY for lonr
time. The music was fine and every
hodv present had a delightful time
The ladies sold ice cream and cake III
the hall. and altogether the affair net
ted the school fund close to SlOO
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-07
Death of Fred Willis.

Relatives of Fred Willis. who reside
here. received the news of his death
some days ago, but not until yesterday
did they know the full particulars Mr..
Willis died at Alturas. Cal, on Sun
day. the 18th day OF May. He had
been in the employ of cattle man of
that place for the past six years. On
the 25th of May he had driven some
cattle in for shipmnet and appeared to
be in good health Parties who went to
his room to look for him that night
found him dead in bed. and physi-
clan who was summoned. pronounced
it a case of heart failure Mr. Willis
was native of Illinois, but came to
Nevada when about five years of age.
He would have been 40 years of age
next September He was a brother of
Mrs. c. w. Webster. OF Yerington.
and Mrs. f. p Beaman and Mrs NJ.
A. Dickinson. of Smith Valley. and
leaves number of other relatives in
this neighborhood. besides numerous
friends who will be sorry to learn of
his death. The funeral of deceased
took place in Alturas on the Tuesday
following his death
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-07
Hurt in the Blue Jay.

Fred Schmall, employed i'll the Blue
Jay, was bruised up some on Wednes-
day of this week by falling a short dis
tancc down the shaft He was engaged
in retimbering the old shaft. taking
ting i'll new ones, when he stepped on
a rotten plate timber which gave way
with him and dronped him down to
the platform, or 10 feet below. He
fell on his back and lot of rotten tim
Der fell on top of him. bruising him up
considerably, but breaking no bones
He laid off for few days but will be
on duty next week
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-07
Hotel Holland Arrivals.

VIM. Hooper, Reno; W. B. Rants,
city; J, r. Bard, Newcastle, Cal; II
r. Warren. Wabuska; Harry Clark
Mason; NJ +. Syloa. S. F.; w J. Sin
clair and wife. 1onopah; L. NJ. Marsh
all; Mason; d. c. Beach, Wabuska
VIM Sharp. city; Jim Farrell. Morn
ingstar; J. f. Habron, 5. f.; p Elan
igan. S. F.; p. Messer. Pine Grove;
c. d. Wetzel, Pine Grove; l., J. By
ers, Chicago; w E. Rundell. Blue Jay
Geo +. Porter, Reno; A. W. Cum
mings. city: Thos. Donoghuc. S. f..
c. G. West, Reno; r. +. Oberlarsher
S. F.: Mrs Slngerland Pocatello; G
B. Suter, Aurora; Sam Frank and wife
Reno n. f. Rindon. Sacramento
Mrs Geo. Egln. Dayton.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-06-07
Orem Railroad President.

w. c. Orem, OF the Nevada Doug
las Copper Co and the Copper Belt
Railroad, has just been elected Presi-
dent and General Manager OF the Salt
Lake & Utah Railroad Company, the
company which is running a line OF
road from Salt Lake City to Provo
Utah. and on 10 Payson and Logan
This will be an electric road and will
connect with the hamburger lines and
the Ogden Rapid Transit Company,
lines. The other officers OF the com
pany are; II. c. Joy and James G
Berryhill Vice Presidents: F. M Orem
Secretary and Treasurer: p. II. Cook
General Traffic Manager; w. X. Arm
strong. Assistant General Manager
G.. +. Arentz. Chief Engineer; Henry
|. Moore. General Attorney