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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19
Many New Measures
Introduced in Legislation
Many Bills are Acted on, Others
90 to Committees. Rush
Order Carried Out

Hurry up orders went through i'll
both branches OF the Legislature
As the members expect TO spend Fri
day in Reno as guests OF the Univer-
sity. they are cndeavoring to leave
q clean file for the occasion and
from appearances will have every
thing up to the committee. In the
morning session aside from the in
PRODUCTION of bills several measures
were sent through on the third read
ing and passed. 1t was we'll after
the noon hour before the members
took recess.
The following bills were acted on
A. B. l1S. rearranging salaries in
Lander County. II being a local
measure it went through in a hurry.
having been introduced the day be r
fore
A. b. ll4.--An Act providing for
attachments and procedure Of the
same The bill was explained by
Judge Fitzgerald and went on the
records with a full vote
A. p. 101-Holmes-- regulates the
killing OF wild horses and provides
that permits must be issued and the
range named. Passed 1t was
shown that the habit of indiscrimin-
ate killing had resulted in the loss
of many valuable animals by hide
hunters. Williams OF Lincoln. had
the ship OF the desert, the burro. in
cluded in the law. which Is aimed TO
help the prospectors' burden carrier
on the deserts.
A. Y. 20. which is aimed to regu-
late dance halls and prevent the ad
.vertising Of the same was passed af-
ter some explanation by several
members OF the house
The following bills were also in
troduced:
A. r. l23-Churchill Delegation
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19
INSANE MAN CAPTURED

John Desmond the insane man
who roamcd about east of town for
in vacant house near Wells last
Thursday and brought to the county
Jail He imagines that everybody
wants to kill him and is in very
bad condition. He will be examined
and committed to the asylum. He
has two sisters in Indiana.-Elko In
dependent.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19
TAKES A TUMBLE

Since the warm day OF Sunday
there has been such a change i'll the
temperature that many are wonder
ne if they are not residing i'll the eli
mate and citrus belt of southern Cal
ifornia. The thermometer has drop
ped from 65 in the shade to a poin,
below freezing. 1t is even too cold
10 make successful snowstorfn.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19
AT THE CLUB

Ladies night at the Sagebrush Club
will be held tomorrow evening.
Some special features have been ar
ranged by the following committee;
Misses Woodbury.. Colcord Casson.
Cohn, T. Cohn, Emmitt Vieira, G.
Davis, f. Davis, Sadler, Wood, {.
Souchereau Souchereau, Schulz,
Glass, Sperry, Sneathen
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19
FROM THE RIVERSIDE

Tom Ramsey was among the III
comers from Reno this morning. Mr..
Ramsey is here to protect his inter
ests in a relief bill that has passed
the Senate, and where the Assembly
has to be shown The old claims re-
suited from the Goldheld troubles
and was by misunderstanding lett
over from last sessions bills.
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ON LEGAL TRIAL

Senator Morehouse came over this
morning from Reno, having legal
business before the Supreme Court.
He also took look into the Legis-
lative halls
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19
PITTMAN SWORN IN

Key Pittman. the new Nevada Sen
ator. took the oath of Office yester-
day in Washington and is now the
junior member OF the upper house
for Nevada
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19

Charley Thrali, one of the old-time
engipeers on the V. & T. who is now
making his home in northern Calfor-
MIA, is spending a fe days in this city
where he finds plenty of frineds who
remember the days that have passed
and the good things that went with
them
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19

OST--Either on the Y. & T train
or between the depot and $40 North
Curry St. diamond sunburst. 4
reward will be paid by returning
the same to 436 ST. Clair ST. Reno.
New. lw
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19
MASONIC MEETING

= "a regular Communica
IN ton Of Carson Lodge
- AzM - No. 1, F. & A. NJ
VNS1s,N will be held Thurs
Tl/ day evening at 7:20
O'Clock. All members
are expected and sojourner are in.
viied to be present.
By order Of the w. NJ.
E. d. VANDERLIETH
Secretary
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---O-O-

FOUND-A paddock and a number
of keys. Owner may have same
by identifying property and paying
for this advertisement
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19
TO THE CITY

Mrs. E. b. Yerington leaves Tor
California this evening, where she
will visit her daughter Eleanor for
short time
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19

Herbert Irwin Strauss. a native Of
Gold Hill died at the home of his
parents Tuesday. The young man,
10 years Of age. had been ailing for
some time
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19
IS BETTER

Joe Mccarthy, who has been ute
sick for the past few days. is report
ed as considerably better to-day.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19

A. B. Nofsinger. of the Bonestell
Paper Company OF San Francisco. is
interviewing the trade in this city to-
day.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19

Consolidation of certain offices. Re
ferrcd to that delegation.
\. b. 124-Lozano-An Act to re-
lieve the City of Reno. Referred to
Ways and Means Committee.
a. b. l25-Mighels-An Act TO al
low Indians to fish and hunt without
license. Sent to Fish and Game Com
mittee.
A. r. 126-Davis of Nye-Provid-
ing for fairs in certain districts. Re
ferred to Committee on Agriculture.
A. B. l27-Davis OF Nye-Act reg
ulating delinquent children Sent to
Committee on Public Morals
A. p. l2S-kelliher-An Act pro-
viding for drinking cups III cars. pub
lie places, etc Sent to Committee
on Education
A. r. 120-Kelliher-Ac defining
commission merchants and their
business. Referred to Committee on
Agriculture
Recess was taken til :: m.
SENATE
The Senate is endeavOring to
clean files and make its getaway on
Friday From the following lines
OF business It seems thar they will
reach the goal. The following bills
were iutroducet
s. +. SS-Chapin-An Act defining
contempt OF court and it punish
ments. Sent to Judiciary Committee
s. B. So-Chapin-An Act punish
ing adultery and defining the same.
Referred to Committee on Public
Morals.
A. B. Arnold--Fee bill for the Of
flee Of Secretary of State Referred
to Committee on Ways and Means
The following bills were passed in
the Senate:
S B. 81. 81 and 20: Senate Bill 4S
went to the bottom OF the file 4 re-
cess was taken til p. m,
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FROM RENO

Mrs. Sargents of Reno, came over
from Reno this afternoon and is Wis
iting with Mrs. AL. Trielofi
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-19

Fritz keeps the best at his place.
Call in and see Fritz.
The sun., 1913-10-14
EXPLAINS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
G. ". Chadwick Of Boston Says Heal
Ing by Faith IL Much In Evidence.

clarence W. Chadwick. member of the
board Of lectureship Of the Mother Church.
Boston, spoke last night at the First
Church of Christ, Scientist. Central PARK
West and Ninety-sixth street. to an audi
sncc tha, taxed the seating powers OF the
building. He spoke on christian Science
the Resurrection and the Life" He was
Introduced by w. w. Porter.
THE Christ method Of learning life Is
maintained in Christian Science said
Nj Chadwick. 1T is SO simple and prac-
tjcal that young and old may readily
adopt ii. Every kind act on our part.
every loving sacrifice for the good OF
others means Just SO much OF deathless
NE for us here and now. In other words.
the more good We do and embody the
more permanent becomes our chance OF
ife"
Christian Science. he continued. IL
'he most successful and salutary influence
knoNn to the world to-day and 30 many
soases Of healing are in evidence that prac-
,.cally the whole world agrees that Chris
t!an Science does heal the sick.
The sun., 1913-10-14
MUCH Welded PAIR AT WAR.
Wife Disputes Legality Of the FIFTH
vIusba sd's Fourth Marriage.

\ complicated divorce case. in which It
' alleged the wife has been married five
lines and the husband four times. came
before Supreme Court Justice Blur on the
application for alimony Of Mrs. Rachel
HANDEL OF 955 Prospect avenue, The
Bronx who conducted a steamship agency
n Philadelphia until recently. She Ia
SUNG Wolf Handel. vice-president OF the
'htler-Cohen Fur Company OF 140 West
twenty seventh street.
The plaintiff seeks a divorce on the
ground that a rabbipjcal divorce the de-
f'ndant got from her in 1892 is invalid
She claims that a woman he married In
so2 and Is now living with at 1864 Lex
ngton avenue is not his legal wife.
In his defence Handel contends that the
divorce he got from the plaintiff complies
with all the requirements of the law and
mat his present marriage ts binding.
Justice Blur was sufficiently impressed
oy the nature Of Kandel's defence to deny
dlimonI.
The sun., 1913-10-14
FAV0RS NEW CONDEMNNG LAW.
City Club Wants Amendment Abol-
fishing Commission Method.

In support Of the constitutional amend
ment to be voted on next month. which
aims to reform the present method of
condemning property for public uses. the
City Club issued a pamphlet yesterday
setting forth the advantages Of the amend
ment as follows.
Substitution of a direct. prompt. re-
sponsible method Of cOndemninG private
property for public use, instead OF the
notorious three commissioner method.
New York city pays condemnation COM
missioners more than all its Judges re-
ceive these commissioners take years to
make decisions. pile up interest charges
and keep property owners from receiving
their money long after their property has
passed to the city
"Conferring on cities the right to ac-
quire enough abutting property to insure
suitable building sites. In the larger cities
this power 10 necessary for strengthening
or extending old streets. for cutting new
streets through built up districts and for
abolishing blocks of unsantary tenement
houses
The recent State conference Of Mayors
voted to support the amendment and I,
Is also favored by the present govern
ment OF New York city.
The sun., 1913-10-14
,sINEss PROPERTY LEASES

Tucker Sp,yors Co. have leased the
siNt"ehth loft in 80 to 33 West Thirty
eighth street to Gerber. Barthold Il Ger
ber; also with Carstein & linnekin offices
IN 3.0 Fifth avenue to the Womens Busi-
ress Bureau
pcase a Gilman have leased n loft in
<5l Fifth avenue to the Old Masters Art
society. and lofts in 20 to 26 West Twen-
ty-second street to Daniel Jones and the
Atlas Button Works.
The Duross Company has leased the
three story building at AL West Nine
teenth street to James O'Brien, and the
four story building at 131 West Twenty
fourth street to the Dykes Lumber Com
pany.
The Cross Brown Company has leased
office space in the United states Rubber
rBuilding at the southeast corner OF Broad
way and Fifty-eighth street to the Lip
pard-Stewart Motor Sales Company and
John Moore and Splitdorf & Kelley.
The sun., 1913-10-14
TRADING BROOKLYN.

Tac g. Il NJ. Improvement Company
, ha, sold the two four story flats on plot
J iGONlou. at the northwest corner of Bed
ford avenue and Sterling place, to l.. NJ.
N.ndham. who gave vacant property in
part payment
Howard Ashfield has sold for j. &
f. tioler the two four story fats with
store on plot 50x100, at the northwest
corner of Quincy street and Patchen ave
rue to the Spar Realty Company, which
gave in part payment lots at Belle Har-
Dor.
Studwcll 4 Burkhard have sold for
Mis- !. Douglas % Madison street. a two
story and basement frame dwelling, on
10. .5xi0o to John Lawler.
H. Peace 4 Son have have sold the
t,o story dwelling at 313 Garfield place,
near Prospect Park West, to a client for
occupancy.
The sun., 1913-10-14
MRS. PHILLIPS GETS DIVORCE.
Was Married to Member of Salt
Firm In DeImOmicO's IN 1909.

marriage that took place at Del
monlro's in 1909 has been dissolved by
decree Of Supreme Court Justice Gieger-
cf granting a divorce to Mrs. Nettie
Nch'ffrr Phillips from Manning Phillips.
= partner in the suit Arm Of ]. M.
Phillips at Is West Eighteenth street
Witnesses for Mrs Phillips testified that
her husband lived at tho Southern Hotel
n. three months last summer with =
'om4n not his wife, under the name OF
W Parker and wife"
Tho evidence In behalf OF Mrs. Philips
aas obtained when her brother. Eugene
y S"hln,r oi ~ West Eighty-sxith street,
vent 10 the hotel and forced the door
ot the -defondant'osEOoA
The sun., 1913-10-14
WOULD WED TO FREE CONVICT.
widow Pleads for Man who Escaped
and Surrendered.

RALEIoH. N. C., Oct. l3.-Mrs. Maggie
Davis, a Philadelphia widow. to-day pre-
sented an appeal to Gov. Craig to pardon
William Graham an escaped convict VINO
voluntarily returned to-day to the State
prison. ,,,
Mrs. Davis says that she will marry
Graham II the Governor will pardon him.
Graham was sentenced twelve years
AGO to Ave years in the penitentiary FOR
larceny. Three weeks ago he was con.
,,arted nj n revival and confessed that
three days after entering prison he
escaped. He went under the name OF
Reavis. After his conversion he sur
rendered. 'a
The sun., 1913-10-14
FUNDS FOR BELLEVUE URGED.
increased Budgets for Educstios s"d
charltiss Also Eavsrea.

Representatives OF various private
health AGENCIES met yesterday at the New
york Academy Of Medicine and passed
resolutions indorsinE number OF budget
Increases asked this year. They INCLUDE
more funds for Bellevue Hospital for the
purpose of supplying ten new nurses and
n pathologiCai chemist for the Depart
ment OF Education with particular regard
TO physical training needs and for tho De-
partment OF Charities, laying stress on the
proposed clearing house for mental de-
fsctveA
The sun., 1913-10-14
roRr WASHINGTON LOTS SOLD.

Tho frnd Corporation reports the sale
Of siXty-oight lots located on Bar Beach
'oad. Park. Highland and Fairview ave-
nucs Fort Washington, l.. I. The prop
er'y has a total street frontage of 1859
feet. and was sold by NJ. Arno Frind to
the Stockwell-Purser Realty Company.
which will improve them with one family
dwellings,.
The sun., 1913-10-14
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, New Ems.
land and New jersey. fair ts.Aey,
fair and warmer Tomorrow, north.
west winds, becoming variable.
For western New York. fair and warmer 10.
day; increasing cloudiness tomorrow: light,
var sbie winds. becoming moderate south.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1<-Cloudy weather
with a few scattered showers prevailed
over the middle Atlantic and New England
States yesterday, due TO cooler weather
coming In from tho west. Tho winds were
brisk to high OF shore.
Fair weather prevailed generally over the
rest OF the country save in the Northwest
and on the north Pacific coast, whore there
was a storm coming inland and creating
unsettled conditions and warmer weather
in that section: II was also warmer over
all the interior Of the country.
Moderate temperature and fair weather
may be looked for over this section for the
next two days.
In this city the day was cloudy, with
light showers In the morning: wind Brick
and at times high northerly: average hu
miditv, - per cent. barometer, corrected
TO read to sea level at A. NJ. 1921.
p NJ. 30.os.
The temperature in this city yesterday. as
recorded by the ofiicial Thermometer. Is shown
The sun., 1913-10-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rise. sos 10 Sun sets. 81 n Noon ..,. 80 -
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy nix .s'5i Gov Island. 7:i2 He'll Gate s.o4
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
/, 40 ~ Gov island. il. IL rs He'll Gate Is
Arrived-MUNDAY. Uc ctober 10.
IS Minnewaska las a. NJ, Loudon. October =.
IS Rotterdam, II =. NJ. Sunday, Rotterdam.
October4
IS Ancona A. NJ, Palermo. October 4.
IS Wcsterdyk. 6:45P. NJ, Rotte rda N. DC tober ..
IS Prinz Sgsmund, A. NJ. Inagua. October \.
IS SURNAME. 1890 A. NJ. Puerto Barrios. Ocfo-
Der g.
SIS Viglancia, s:S a. NJ. Nassau. October TO-
IS Ohdcnsc . a. NJ. Jamaica. october 8.
IS Lena. IL A. NJ. Caibarten. October Z.
IS Aurora, II p. NJ Sunday. Turks Island.
October
IS Antilles New orleans. October 4
81 II Occidcntr, Galveston, October Z
IS III paso. New Orleans. October 4
IS Huron, jackson vile, October 10
IS Solfels. Philadelphia. October II
- Mama Hata. Baltimore. October II
ARRIVED PROM NEW YoRh
IS Kronprin zessin Ccciiic. al cherbours.
81 carmana. At Liverpool
s. Caledonia, at Glasgow.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK..
s. Friedrich der Crosse from bouoGne
The sun., 1913-10-14

WASH NGTON, OCT. 10 The aunboa
pes Moines has arrived at Puerto Plata. the
destroy"rs MONAGHAN and Terry At New
port, the batt.eship New Hampshire ~
Tampico the battleship Michigan at Vera
cruz. the gunboat Elcano at Hankov, tho
supply ship Glacier at San Francisco, the
collier Lebanon nj Norfolk, the cruiser Gin
cinnati At Chefoo, tho cruiser Ssratoga at
shanghai and the destroyer Truxtun At
Mare Island,
Tho tender Tonopssh and submarines ID J.
D'a and Ell have sailed from New York Tor
Norfolk. the cruiser Birmingham from
Havana for Port au Prince. the Sunoos'
Nashville from Guantanamo for kamans
Bay. the sunboat Petrol from Guantanamo
for Puerto Plata, thn tug lncas from
Charleston to Portsmouth, y. II, the gun
boat Tacoma from Puerto Mexico for Vera
Cruz the cruiser Albany from Shanghai for
Yokohama
The sun., 1913-10-14
FRENCH LINE
Compagnie Generate Transatlantioue

Direct Line TO Havrc-Paris Francel
Departures Every Wednesday at 10 A. NJ
From Pier 81. North River, foot West 18th ST
sIa Sa vote. .. Oct. 10 ia Lorraine Nov 6
'LA Provence Oct. 20 LA Savoio. Nov u
France new Oct. ~ 'LA Provence Nov 10
Erwin Screw Simrs. 'Quadruplc Screw Steamer
GENERAL AGENCY. 10 State Street. N. Y.
The sun., 1913-10-14
CITY DWELLING RENTED.

Pease n Gilman have leased for H.
Tease the three story dwelling at <A4
Park avenue to Mrs. Marietta Wilson
The sun., 1913-10-14
RROkERACE NOTES,

The Rutland a. Whiting Company has
opened branch office at S3l Madison
avenue corner of Forty third street.
Wiber c. Goodale has removed his
Office to "a Pine street.
The sun., 1913-10-14
PROPERTY OWNERS TO MEET.

There will be meeting this evening OF
the United Real Estate owners Asso-
citation in Parlor A. Grand Union Hotel,
Park avenue and Forty-second street.
The sun., 1913-10-14
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Few and IncOnsequential Trans
actions Reported by
Local Brokers.
OWING TO THE HOLIDAY
Brooklyn Most Active Borough
Several Flats There Sold
to Investors.
OWING TO THE HOLIDAY

Risincss IN real estate took a decided
A-op Yesterday. owing to the holiday. Re-
ror,s from brokers were few, rs many
of the offices were closed. There were
10 sales at auction. and all offices Of the
city government were closed. Brooklyn
wa. the most active borough.
The sun., 1913-10-14

IS Oscar IL. 30 miles cas, of Sandy Hook a.
noon Yesterday.
IS I,ros,cr kurfucrst COO miles east OF SANDY
Hook at noon,
IS Csronia 800 miles cast Of Sandy Hook .,
Gt5 \. NJ
S. America. i.g2o miles east OF Sandy Hook at
- T. NJ
s. Asmo. Galveston. Gss miles east of Galveston
ats =
5, Apache, Issk,onyil'c' Da miles south Of
- Arapahoe. Jacksonville, 10 miles north OF
St Johns bar AT y. NJ
), Antilla. 1ampico. iH miles south OF SANDY
Hook Mt noon.
s. Algonquin, TURKS Island. 5so miles south OF
SANDY Hook ataA. N.
S Concho Galveston, ce' miles sou'h OF Sandy
Hook at =. NJ
light at I =. NJ.
IS city Of savannah Savannah. iSo miles south
of sandy Hook at noon,
S. Comet. sabine 2G miles north OF Jupiter
Al noon.
s. ~ cid Galveston, go miles cast Of Galveston
Bar at 4 = NJ.
SIS II Dia. Galveston. 100 miles north Of Jupiter
ats y NJ
- III Vale Galveston 1875 miles west Of ror,u-
gas at noon
s. Mlnncsotan, Puerto Mexico. ?oS miles nor,'
Of Jupiter ats i NJ
- san Juan, san Juan, iSa miles south OF SANDY
Hook at noon.
Hook at T. n
The sun., 1913-10-14

EAST SIDE DWELLING SOLD.
EAST 18th STREET. .--Schindler 4 Lieb-
,cr have sold for Mrs. Carrie Kraus-
kopf 236 East Seventy ninth street, a
three story and basement dwelling. on
10, i7.9xio22.
The sun., 1913-10-14

WASHINGTON. Oct lS--These army
orders we're issued to-day;
Ninety NTH to Ninety fourth Company ''
capt r. 7. welsel Coast ARTILLERY. from
First Lieut.. j. Jenison. Coast Artillery.
from Nine'ieth TO lASth company.
Capt, j. Prentice, Coast ArtiItery. from
command OF the mine planter General Henry
Knox to Seventy iirst COMPANY
tillery. from staff Of commanding officer,
Maniia Bay; to nI,a ii:th company I,,,,uo. ,-a.
stan of commanding officer South Atlantic
district TO Mania, = i; ,..,.
coast artillery school Fort Monroe TO iasth
Company.
1881 &1r to s MHHE0s co%pnny %Gas Artillery
First Lieut. Allison b Deans. Jr... Coast
Artillery. from li:th to Twenty third Com
Second Lieut., $ wood. Coast Artillery.
from Eight, y,hfthn to to, N~i1e,y,hfth ~ Company
,iliery, from coast artillery, school Fort
First Lieut. j. McV Austin Coast Ar
uuery. from Twenty-sN'h company to
First Lieut.. j. J. Grace, Coast Artillery.
from Twenty % ,tniTd to Nins,ieth . r9mrapy.
'csI' Cap H. r. taylor. from Ninety aii !n"ih to
CAPT. H. V, d. Csrpu,, Coast Artillery
from Thirr.y,six'h = to ra lssh comp@ny, .,,,.
First Lieut. r. n Campbell. Coast Ar
tiliery. from Ninety ninth to l70th COMPANY.
Second Lieut.. Il. r Cunningham. Coast
Artillery. from Ninety ninth TO Thirty ninth
Company
second Lieut. T. H.. Jones' from Thirty
ninth to Ninety ninth Company
Second Lieut. J. r. Cygon. Coast Artillery.
from l53d to SiXtieth Company,
Second Lieut. q. l. Thatcher. Coast Ar
tulery. from Sixtieth TO sixty second Com
pany.
Capt y Gapen. Medicai Corps, from
b1.s%n Mas nnnn !" no,a IssiS sai" "es ssp. from
Washington. d. e. to Fort Bliss, TeN.
First Lieut. C. Il. Haie. Medical Corps,
from West Point Military Academy to
Piattsburg barracks New York.
First Lieut.. X, y. Baldwin, Coast Artillery,
from Forty second to I3oth Company.
First Lieut.. l.. T. Horsfall. Coast Artillery.
from 1S0th TO Forty-second Company.
The sun., 1913-10-14

These navy orders were issued:
Commander G. h, Morgan to recruitins
station, New York
Commander q. c. Day from recruiting
station. New York, TO the New York as
executive officer.
Lieutsnant- Commander A. W. Johnson
from naval attRche, Santiago, Chile, DE =
cember 81, to home walt orders
Lieutenant Commander II. &. Dinser to
bureau OF steam engineering. Washington
Lieut.. II, 4 orr from the ltale,gn to
homenwait orders.
i.i.ot. ". j Moses to III. R.i-i.n
Lieut.. A. II. Miles from the Castine "a
Washington yard.
Lteuts. H. W. Mccormack and ), II Klein
from stan commander In chief Fact1i" re
serve fleet to home lor orusrs
Medical Inspector r 8. Boecrt t'cm Sew
The Washington times., 1913-02-16

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The Washington times., 1913-02-16

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