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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
VILLA EXECUTES
MANY PRISONERS
ON BATTLEFIELD

Ell PASO, Texas, Nov. 26.-One hun
dred and eiGhty-four wounded men are
in the Juare1 hospitals tonight as re-
suit OF the unsuccessful federal attack
upon Juarez.
Pancho Villa is also back in Juarez.
Six thousand rebel troops are back In
Juarez. South of Juarez for eighteen or
twenty miles, there are no rebel soldiers
Villa says he has some further south
and that the city Is well guarded against
a temperance OF the enemy. But villa
has made no EFFORT to pursue the enemy;
Villa captured a number OF federal
field pieces and a number Of cars. This
Is apparent TO anyone who saw his army
so out the other day and then come back
today Horses dragged fifteen field
pieces, nve we're on tho train that brought
the rebel leader himself and fiFe more
were brought into the city tonight on
the train that villa left on the field to-
day in charge OF the burial squad. Villa
only had nine suns when he went out
Villa said yesterday that he captured
500 federals. Today he brought less than
200 TO Juarez. He admits executing some
ber OF dead as result OF the lighting
are those who faced the firing squad
and paid the penalty OF supporting the
Huerta cause rather than that OF Vila,
ha ttlefield today failed 10 reveal but n
very few dead bodies OF newly made
graves.
exploded shrapnels were found upon the
field. Two newly made graves were seen
near Mesa, where Villa made his head
quarters. and two dead bodies were load
cd on a train at Mesa late this after
noon by the rebel soldiers. while cor
respondent Of the Associated Press was
present. Both these bodies had their
hands tied and each had evidently died
al the hands of the eNecutioners. These
we're the only dead or evidences OF dead
seen upon the field. The correspondent
entered the field ut Bauche, where the
rebels had their artillery; where they
turned back tho federal effort Monday
TO flank them on tho loft: traVersed the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
DEAD "JOY RIDERS"
FULLY IDENTIFIED

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Identifica.
ton of the four persons killed in the Inc
pelham parkway automobile crash
earIy this morning was completed to-
day many hours after the accident, with
fhe statement Of youth that one OF
the women victims was his sister, MISS
Helen Schaetfer, 90 years old, man,
icur;st. The others who were killed
ware Thomas +. Denney, Democratic
member nom of the assembly from the Nine
teenth district of Manhattan; Mrs Fan Fan,
ute goods sIDa @anufaeturer, prominent in Tam; n.
circles ,hh They %rGo eSsuReur Of Of
which was slightly injured; -, -.
Three or four persons in the other
car owned by Barthold B. Rich, were
naraee owner. Ten years ago no was
ieft by bis TSd father aor who hss Tas a
ured e in several automobile accidents
SaTe eTe IN recent years. Last year Rich 8
ife ngt divorced him She set forth before
Wiz eforee That Rich had been spending
sac 900 year on Broadway
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
FULLY NOURISHED.
Grape-Nuts a Perfectly Balanced Food

No chemist analysis OF Grape Nuts
can begin to show the real value OF
the foOd-thc practical value as shown
by personal experience.
1t is a food that is perfectly bal.
anecd, supplies the needed clements
for both brain and body in all stages
Of life from the infant, through the
strenuous times of active middle life,
and is q comfort and support in old
age.
For two years | have used Grape
Nuts with milk and a little cream. for
breakfast | am comfortably hungry
for my dinner at noon.
II use little meat. plenty OF vege-
IL bles and fruit, in season, for the
noon meal and if tired at tea time,
take Grape.Nuts alone and feel perfect
" nourlshed,
=" Nerve and brain power and
memory are much improved since us.
ing Grape Nuts. ] am over sixty and
weigh l55 lbs. Ny son and husband.
seeing how | improved, are now using
Grape Nuts,
fMy son, who is travelling man,
eats nothing for breakfast but Grape
Nuts and a glass OF milk An aunt.
over TO- seems fully nourished on Grape
Nuts and cream, "There s a reason -
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich. Read "The Road to Well
ville,' in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest. Z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
BURLESON SUBMITS
ENORMOUS ESTIMATE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s-EstImatea
totallng 5000 900 FOR the postal service
for the next fiscal year have been sub
mitted 10 congress BY Postmaster Cen
eral Burleson. This total II embodied as
framed, In accordance with the growth
OF the postoffice department. would make
the greatest appropriation ever made in
q single appropriation measure. The es-
Inmates contemplate substantial extern
sion OF the parcel post service which
branch is credited with a large part OF
the surplus OF si.5o0.000 earned by the
postal service for the fiscal year Just
closed SN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27

Put porous plaster on the chest and
take good cough syrup internally II
you would treat n severe case OF sore
lungs properly. Get the dollar size
Ballard s Horehound Syrup. With each
bottle there is free Uerriek's Red
Pepper Porous Plaster for the chest
Sold by Schramm-Joh ohnson, Drugs. ''The
Never er-Substitutors, FIVE 90 good
stores Advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Hider Nevada Copper company; ioca-
tiop OF principal place of business. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. 4. levied on the 10th day
OF October. 1919 the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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NOTICE OF sTockHoLoERs' MEET
ING.

Notice is hereby given that a special
stockholders meeting OF the Utah State
Building * Loan Association. 379 Main
Acc OF this corporation on December s.
1918, az twelve o'clock noon. the purpose
of the meeting being TO increase tho aus
ihorlEed capital stock of the corporation
from Ave thousand shares or Ave hun
dTed thousand dollars capital stock 20
ten thousand shares or one million dol
lars authorized capital stock.
UTAH STATE BLDG. & LOAN ASSN.
J. r. GRAY, sec'y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
THREE KILLED AND
TWO BADLY INJURED

HALLIDAYSBURG. Pa. Nov. 20
Mrs. Mary Besseli, her daughter, Annie,
and Miss Frances Secrist were killed
near here today when freight on the
Pennsylvania road struck an automo-
bile In which they were riding. Wal
ter Azinger OF Altoona and Ills wife
were dangerously injured. The train
was running backward when Azinger
attempted 10 drive the automobile
across the tracks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Had Taken His weight in Medicine

NJ. D. Faucett of Gillsville, Ga, says
lie had taken his weight in medicine
for headache and constipation, but
never used anything that did him so
much good as Chamberlain Tablets.
For sale by all dealers.
lAdycrtipemspt.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Suicide Identified.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-The actress
who committed suicide here Monday night
was today identified as Elizabeth Poritz
OF Brooklyn. y. Y
The young woman. who was about 90
years old, registered at a hotel under
the name OF Betty Daley. She was also
known as Mazda Dupree. She had been
an actress since she was 13 years old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Geniini
Mining company Will be held at the Office
OF The company, room 723 Kearns buiid-
Ing, on Monday. the 1st day OF Decen-
ber 1913. at = O'Clock p. m, for tho cleo
ilor OF directors for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction or such other
business as may be brought before the
meeting.
JAMES K. BERIiLET, Secretary.
Dated November 9th. 1919. hi213
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
..uome visitors Excursions East

Effective November 90 and "a, De
cember 90 and %, via Chicago u
Northwestern railway from Ogden
and Salt Lake City, Chicago, $3.50
Minueapolis-St Paul. $1,000; good Ior 70,
return 90 DAYS from date Of sale. d.
,,cTsa routes and stopovers, For fur
tbeT particulars, address G, A. Walker,
General agent. 317 Main street, salt
Lake City, Utah. (Advertisement.)
Majestic pavilion! now steam heated
Opening dance tonight
0F-r " IAdrnrIlsement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27

order OF the board or directors made on
the 18th day OF October. 1913. many
may be necessary viii be sold at the
office OF the company, t0j Felt building,
Salt Lake City, Utah. on the stA day Of
December. 1913. at O'Clock y. m. of. aid
day. TO pay delinquent assessment tierS-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Loss Nearly a Million

PORT HURON. Mich. Nov a6.-The
Grand Trunk Railway companys shops
in this city were destroyed by fire to-
day. causing property loss estlmat ed
1000 men temporarily out of employ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27

try. 'No coun'
Their figures, showing present prices
and those OF two. four and siy voa
ago, respectively, are US follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27

on. together with the cost OF advertising
and expense of sale.
JNO. J. NORRIS. Secretary.
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advance.

ly which turns from turkey
porG or beef, VIII find prices
a'vanced. Hens show an
fcase OF = cents n pound,
cents; rib roasts 2 cents; !;
toes are about tho same az
09l the white potato crop is
bushels below last year g,
uus plant diseases abroad
e checked imports have
Increase IN price. Apples,
grapes are scarce because
ops' Cranbcrries. with a
\, % are a little higher than
flour and sugar are uni
sper and butter shows no
+ advance.
Teyer, from incomplete re.
november - from princi.
to~ increases ranging from
' d dozen over last year s
,ne bureau Of labor who
aahlng a special study of
soinpiIed statistics showing
e,laln commodities on No,
~ cities which, from their
location, should fairly rep,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
|uit Laying.

nat American hen, however,
nat responsible for the ex~
fly high price Of eggs, ac.
b department and agricultural
mo arc reluctant to place all
upon cold storage men. Heat
eht Of the last summer, they
"a. the hens TO stop laying
lu usual.
he turkey. the rise in price
have extended all along the
Ne consumer, beginning at the
where ;hc farmer received
Of 10 cents n pound for his
NJ q half cent more than he
PSI year. But turkey is not
wing bird at all, according to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Eat Goose.

prd never intended turkey to
anksglving food Of the coun-
zlly, says DR., Mary T..
the expert in food re-
the federal bureau of
"Christmas is the time for
'een goose is the Thanks
and is generally nsed in
nero st Martins day is
about this time Of year. In
V IN New England, where
seasou sets in early, it was
nd more favorable TO tur-
'och conditions do not pre-
the United States as a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
|[5 HIGHER
| ALONG THE
NE THIS YEAR
living Dinner VIII Be
Meal Amer
, Have Eaten in Is
sars, Say Experts.

||INGTON, Nov. 26.-Thanks.
Inner will be the most ex-
neul the average American
in the last twenty-five years,
,oss from 80 to 100 per cent
n it did ten years ago, and
lo 90 per cent more than any
|5ing day in the last six years,
10 recently gathered govern
.istice.
.nds of turkeys spoiled by hav-
. shipped to market in the un-
N warm spell which over
b country q week ago; the
nf last summer, which short
Yields, particularly white
4 an alleged cold storage COM
which Attorney General Nc
Is now Investigating to find
y Of dozens Of eggs and mil
Dcuuds Of dairy products have
Ihold from the market by the
8 to hold up prices, and the
.leady soaring of prices in the
|zds are reasons to which
"a point.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Mf sc 5000 Stu0erenbe De6

Statcns 22anobrl0sifoier 90 Jor=
ip1satitaltcr or ontfrillg @alppor-
ten 5fanoilraucr, % ai SC $500
peO llnipcriitctet Nall0brugsafoe-
lingc1 regr,cs ia life meo) or en-
6jcroeocl 5fanoinapcr. Mf .oisje
gar 333333 norife JorGlOrc, PA lpen-
lite 1 islanoife, 124 i%fanoinapiifc
Inpenf 6ar % norif Mtor cller ro'nl-
penot), og $50 bar ifalloi,laptlf i5ar
eller Mor. @lanot l1niperiitctets
2@rerfrGfter er Der 80 Morlfc, 10
Socnlfe, | Donlfc> 1 sSSSlrnber, 5
al nfjcnot ifanoinopiif Mf|tonniua
- iolt SO.
Sra 5tatclls @rlrbcr nil ser
ianr BLUE nbier1bt ~opcr 100000
Gems Scrnerts, bpilfct CT ,11cr, emo
Oct oobbcItc al, bpoo ser CT blporct
1'oo't''osl I lo9et AT DC tprc9aael10e
Sor. Statu1 tontrollerer 81 Grit
Der, Der er blcpet llSlciet til itorc
@rllbc!ag; men fin omfrino % .of
o1slc @ruber CT b(cuct. preset ioo
p'St, at Ser II .:b!cuct .iel,ot uo
erts. :Stotcu .o%ppebqrer :. % GcntS
pr, lon. Sfjor, Set bcoite Nar fer
1913 blep ser ira Stotens Gr,,bcr
toAct l!o 100000 CONS, Scr illD=
broatc / 5tatsfosicn $4,000.
COM Oct III, icr l1b, pil l%rlltfouoat
1onr tao $750,OO0, nlcucr :. IS.
Stuff, iom CT GbcfcIerf / @r1,6cbc=
partcn1e1tet. Mr. 1Sl,1f mlel,er, 1T
8rollt-@ rnben 11Gr Buff nil iaor
gipc 100000 Cons Grts % iSou=
8rl'ben NOR &irginio omfrino
100000 Cons. 2cpuiOos- @r1b,r
ncl'tcS at Niue 100000 Cons.
Hlanot &c ol,bre @rllber fan l1op=
mes Scranton, Youl, Sauna. go
co''tb og @%ooo6riogc, ion1 ollie or
|%itore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
mtsrn1sut.

Green Ban CT I'LL outrcllt
I'll Sicn, ioa Scjlooicn tol1 begun
&c iNje1. Siel1 CT al cit ipopcltlia
&ino 6lipc orcpct l%1oroopcr moo
Slloipcll.
Sppcuc bar nuret ,lleget pirf=
@lol1ll1c / Sbe6ppgol1 / Set liolic-
Sem 1anolrgefontorer bor bopt
Nele1 al SEM, % scr bltp l%tjuolet
l1icllcn $75 og IS / @nlo. Suloo
IT, 9GAcr blcp beltioolet. 1ppc,c
.bempttcoc folifc Npgler.
= Gn Some / Tpl1o 81, Sac tit
tprriNc llNc Iirlin1cr. % lcpeoc
neo Tpolelc1n, llcn opoe / 2pbct al
ct Tar Gage. Set bar l%oorcnoc
mr. @lacouiinfolfcts Tprfunacliabco
at lrie, at cit Some / Sthoco, q. g.,
1n'ntloiA bopoc fooet Icmliugcr>
lnn allie leper. Ml1ligc1s Set 6o=
re or ct on0i fnbs flllot Spipiuo.
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|ersleD: Cute Marie G1briiteiiel,
Stersbsl:: CIR. Niel(cl,. Sgbp;
J Mnton N%relicn. S.=@omao: So
baln'e aroab. Aaltrlrp: @oSnlts
&coerien. @icritcb: Sobamue sing
paroticu. 8icrringbro: aloro He=
ocrien. @ornm: Gbriltcnie Sen,
icrt. Gall: Mnocrs Trcoeritien.
@iettrlp: &iriten Miclsoattcr
(Mt,ureh). aploina: Irf. 'Gbarlots
te Mpller. 2pitrl,p:: Mariane Mor=
tenicu. @pioopre: @tpller $. SAT-
icns Gnfe Mette. Saaltr1.p: Mpl-
Ter u. @oniens Gnfe Mnc.
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Fortalt i faa Ord.

Cnas. C%astledon, Cumberland, Wyo.,
siger han havde den verste Hoste
som kan taenkes. og standsede den |
faa Dage med DR.. Warmers White
Wine of Tar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
&ioraasliite til be. iturmlibtc oanife
Tamilicr / Smaba:

Mcnighcorn / Morqllettc,
9tcbraifo :. .$115.O
9. 9. g.. 9o9e Mr. 81, st.
Eol,l, Minn. .......... 500
-Sacpb Esterlen, 5on Iron=
cisco, Sal. .......... 800
Cen oonlfc @roNeriorenil,g,
.Sihfoib, @is. ........ 500
Meolcnm1cr al .. 9. e.
9tooc 80, &ictoria, Micb. $50
2. 9. g. 9ogc 9tr. AZ, 90.
SmoDo, Atcb. ........ $50
3. .. 9. 9oac &r. s, Sib=
foifl @is. ......... $50
&pin&foreningcn / Dcn ool1=
lfe &irfs, %. pg 2eapen=
mprth st., C1uoba, Ne6... $50
8. g. g. 2ogc 1875, Omaba $50
Geo. &irfc9ooro, @rontlpn... $50
s. Glol1, oonlf @%cncralfoll-
il,l, Nc,p s)prf ...... $50
Ghriit 9ticlicn, Srnaba. 80. $50
$. u. @piicn, Son Sole,
California $50
Ssalnes Muoiion, Srcsl,p . :. 900
g. s.. Ghriitcuicl,, Ternoolc POO
2aulf Niulpsiorcni11A, Nu1=.
hu6ou, Soma ....... $50
ct. Spbanncs &piuoefore=
ming, Go5oo, Mcb. -. 100
Yc,,l Nuocricn ct. Saul,
@rurp 5. &rrhs, @ilmina=
! ton, 9c!omore ...... 10.0
Ctr. Iriis, Superior, @iS. 100
J 5bur Motbiclcn, Sn1obo.. 100
Meper &al,ieL Nrienb, Neh. 100
ct. Soboruncs Mgb.s &pil1=
oeforc1inM &in1lte0, So. 100
8. Often. @o%rrisburN, 9feh. 100
: Sens NJ. &cnlc!,, Gcun1orf,
F.: !tcu. wv
Shnll1Qs Nlriitc1lell, Sll1uno toe
Glos. Mnsml1slcl1. Sluuha... 100
81. 1hpnlcl1, Sn1ubo. ..... TOO
Aiels Munlcn, @ocll1s, Nrh. 10.C
g. Mum1ooro, Nub116ou, ga. TOO
9. 9: 9. 2oge Nr. 1S9,
| @orronctt, @is. ...... 10.(
9. 9. g. 2ogc Afr. 233, 80
lcop, Ghio ........ 100
Sens s. &prAcnlen, Stint
mllton, Su. ......... TOO
IS. &. Niclien, @ol0fielo, >So. 100
.. g. g. 2oge ~Nreu1uO",
! Somestoml1, q. O....... 100
g. q. Npln1, Shclln Noobo 100
ST.. Sprcnicn, @il6a1r, @oib. 1O.(
Sttp Nrcllic,,, ct. GborleS,
Nlillols .......... 400
Nplgeube bpcr $500: Sens g
rer1icn, Eer'oer, 9icb. Yctcr Nil
ierl, Gn1ola. Nobn >SSpfnierl On
bo. Nitf Sllcn, Nren1ont, NI
iGctcr Gbbcicn, ct. Yolrl, &c
Sans S%ocpbien, s(locn, Mir1. @tr
'ar. &ielicn, Geoor Sails, ga. 81
lenhom @ros. MfH. g., GbicoQ
@ 5. g. Scnicn, @ills6oro, g..
=. $. S1aersleu, 9(1,o,1bon, SsSo.
IS. Esterlen, Groofston, Minn,.
!M. - Mifon, Mi1nl. Benedict Mr
b%entoft, Splpon1, Gul. :. 6. :
!. len, @nltcu Greet, ga. -9fels
! GnAfjur, Arr1p, Milu1. .. 9.
2nac 279, Sumter, q: 9. &l
:'ae!lcr, &er6i, Miu'. g. >. SuI
&ingslcn "a. q. s. @rue, Gnrof
s(rcl Mepcr, Cmoho. Sdrcn Ni'
lien, Smaho. Glriitian Motbioie
Misiol,rt &allepL ga. Morin,
ScnicnL Me@ill, Nep. @olpo'
Selmca Greii6e1,t al 9aneb
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ielicl1. ,sr11s Tiplien. Mn0rem 6,

Nieliell, Sens Nielict', Mnoreu 8
'gsielicn, @asnl,lls Gbriitciic,, au
ton &nicn, SpGn Niclicn, SEEMING
,gborrtp, Grit Micliu1, Nfartir
Senicii,, Gbrilten @af, Mis Ibola1o
SllliuS Mouriticll, allie al 9ell So
pics, g. 9, 6pcr SOC. s. 6. @af.
lGell @opios, 9. O.. 25e. Miiz
Maric 2a,,ritfen, otto 2ll1o, Mrs.
:. Mitfclien, Miiis Stine 8oebl,
ollie al Sell &apios, g. g., bper
!! soc. Gaib, Sell @apios, g. g.,
i25c. u. Ncibp, Mnton 2arien, S.
&. Slie,, a(le al DELL Mapios, g.
O., bper 25c. 6rco Maoie,,, Greer,
@op, @is, SOC. .Ssrcn u. Miner,
&ocfforb, Mcb., SOC.
2oee &r. /, 9. 9. g., Suna=
ia, Ne6. ....... $4,000
Sogc Mr. 1O6, .. 9. e.,
Srufal1t. Mtcb. ...... 5000
Mnsgor Society, @recl1 @ay,
isis. .............. $500
Soae Nr. III, >. 9. e.:
2afe 8c1tort>. Mi,m..... $500
2oge Nr.. 4, 8. g. g., Gilt
coin, .Mch. .......... $500
Soge 9fr. PIG, 8o5inro, 9feb, 1000
2oac Tremoo, .. g: g. Ger.
81, Mapli1s, @po. . -. 1000
2ooe 9fr. 35, 9. g. g., CHI
cago, Sll. ............. 5000
2eac. Mr. 212,. .. 9. g.,
&oter(po, ga. ...... 1900
9o1,ehoo 2ogc Nr. "a, Siour
Gitp, ga. .............. 1000
Gen oonifc Gpinoeioruling,
G%ollncpirfc, Neb. ...... 1000
-. 6. g.. Scbpu, Slnoho. 1000
g. Spracnien, Orb, Neb... 1000
2ogc Nr. 1893, :. g. g.,
&cnmarc, u. o.. -. $500
2oge Nr. So, >. .. g.,
G!bn, Mch. $50. ...... $500
2oae 9. 9. g., Gehor 6ol(s,
ia. 5000
2oge Mr. SO, .. 9. g.,
Nprtbiiclo, Ntin,. -. 1900
ct. >pbo,mcs Strife, 8. s..
Ectcr1cn, Eoltor, Goroopo,
Nch. 51.S5
u. {. Scbn1int, Moriucttc,
Mis. ............. $500
, Iurio Societp, Mllblon, &ts. $500
Gonif @julpci orcnina, Glcpe=
lonb, Sbin ....... 1000
81. 4. Spbnion, Slecpp gpe,
Minn. 1000
g.. g. Neliolr, Cincinnati,
Chip 1000
; Meth Mnbcrlcn, Safe 8e1=
ton, Mium. -. ....:.. 1000
DAT Sill. Mc1igbe6, 8rap-
ton, SSa. 11.OO
;St. Yeocrs bonif ll,tb. M9b,
minneapolis, Miru1. -. 1900
Mlerolloro 2pge Nr. %, 8.
g.. g., N%tinncopolis, M'iml. $500
6. Mosuulslen Yl,6l. Co.,
minneapolis, Minn. :. 1000
Dc Gliol1, S5ol1o, Tlo..... 25.OC
0pl1cnhc bpcr SOC: 9fcls i
Mcllol1, 2rnpro, &ull. Mils Gor:
tie 9oric1,, Sosioro, Neh. Souls
sSocobi e11, @osforo, 9fcb. Nrclin'
8rinf, Moril1ctte, @iS. Sobon1c;
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$4,000 blep bepilget til &ej=
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- Sfriu otter Erppcnmmmer
paa bcttc &lab.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19
ST. MICHAEL NEWS NOTES

Frank H. Waskey. the commissioner appointed for the now camp will leave here in Il day or two to open hIs new office. His appointment will take ef- fct December IT.. and hc expects to Dc there about that date though he will probably be a little nte as 1t took Mclaughlin nine days to get here from Marshall.
 E. C. Bradley and Fred W. wchstc:' Mll" mv" been working on tlm tri"- graph limr hetwcen Iynalaklect and Okl Woman have finished their contract. it has been inspected by Master Signal Electrician Jordan and accepted by him for the government. Messra. Brnd- icy md Webster expect t" leave t"- morrow morning for trip to Marsha Il City aO sec for themselves what the camp looks like.
 Another letter has been received from c. W. Carlson. manager of the " c store at Marshall. in which he has
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19

Dec. 5. la. ls. 2s. Jan. ,.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Notice is hereby given. that under and hy virtue of & special writ of 'Aeruii"n issued on the lst day of .r,'inbrr. 1913. and un order of sale issued on the .stb day of November, 1913. both out of the District Court for the District of Alaska. Second Di- vision. upon certain Judgment therein rendered and entered on the 2sth day of November. 1918. in favor D. F. Crowley and H. H. Porter. In an action entitled D. E. Crowley and H. H. Porter. co-partners doing business under the firm name and style of Crowley & Porter. plaintiffs. VI. Grip. pie River Hydraulic Mining Company
 a corporation. defendants. wherein a money judgment for the sum of eigh- teen hundred and twenty eight $1S:s)
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-19
Mssssts Special Correspondent.

M0sssts Special Correspondent.
 ST. MICHAEL. Dee. s. Dennis Me- Laughlin m old timer from a'nuncil City who left here late in the fall for Marshall City returned ,o St. Michael on the Eth. with a very discouraging report of the prospects in that camp.
 He says one hole has bern sunk to n depth of s0 feet. ;,nd tI,.n had to ba abandoned on account nf water He reports that the only sll,st taken ..nt Tn the section h abn,la an oMnrr mu,l . half which came from Ialgar'a dis ctvery on Wilson creek FIc said most of the people there were doing nbs"- lutely nothing as they were unable to take step off the beaten trnii without snowshoes and there are hut few In the camp who have them. fIc says the anow all over that section is very deep thus early in the winter and there is little likelihood of much work being dcne there this winter.