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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-18
R|NGWORh IN RED
SPOTS ON FACE
Rough Crust on Top. Continually
Worse. Spread Over Face and
Legs. Terrible Itching and Burn
ing, Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Cured Completely.

Stratford, Iowa Three years ago this
winter my seven year old son had ringworm
on tho face. First it was In small rcd spots
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-18

No. 4 are held every Wednesday at 5
y. m. in Castle Hall, over Bergeson &
Sons store. You are invited to meet
with us every meeting.
Efforts will be made to organize the
n%on-union shoe cutters In Milwaukee
and Chicago. ss,s&
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-18

Mrs. p. 0. Brewster came down
from Underwood last week for a few
days visit with her parents and
friends. Both she and Mr.. Brews-
ter returned home this morning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-18

The Eastern Star Ladies are arrang-
ing for another pleasing party to be
given at the Masonic temple OH the
2Sth of February. The committee in
charge is busily at work and the COM
pany present that %e"ening will be ex.
tended an enjoyable time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-18

The Maccabces will hold a meeting
at the X. p. hall this evening, al
s o'clock. 1t is desired that there be
a good a. ndance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-18

Ex-Commissioner OF Insurance e. G..
Cooper arrived in this city Saturday
night, spending Sunday and Monday
looking after business. He left this
morning over the Mott line, where he
will look after insurance matters at
several points. E. G. is one of the
most familiar personages in the state,
and his friends are legion,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-18
Mm ZamHas
Tinoet baS fette popmlare Snmpbo.
niesaOnsert itatt.

Hr Sanitng Abeu0 iinSet i'm
Gulerp a~uoiioriam bas leste popu.
Iare aonprt oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN 0ieier Sniion itait nnn oieies tom.
sert miro oas Iesie iein bos 8err Gr.
Grnii aunipalo Dor n1d,iien 8Iater
bier oiriairen ptrb. Tds CUR 1arf,.
iiihrltng gelongenoe Vrogramnr
bringi bic Muiifrperfe. iiir pelhe iif
Die Rehr5ahI Der geinder Der Spm,
pborie. unb Der popuIdrcn ~sgof3crtt
enfidjieoen babea nno es lauiet .ui:
iotgt:
Gnperfnre su .Sberon" 49,.
.........G 6. ID. poH @ebei
SuIHo SaicitJel
Concerto Brofio fir Streifer mi
gaiiu GoniiHuo 49,. Sneaoe
Cuperiure su rIie 9seiiieriinser"
Weber
suite aug nSnIpia" -. Telibe;
Worif, gSeroiea" in a.Tur
Sfuber
lSnitrnmentirt bon 1r. aumpalo.
unaariihe Hbapiobie go. . 2isj
Ter 8oruerfmli Der Gin.aBtnriei
iiir oieies Iebie aon3ert beginHt nj
ireitag Worgen nm nelin ltbr bel De-
GhErf-8eintantp Co., CIT Der 8lertel
unb Gin StraBe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-18
Gter6liMfeiteberid3

Cora Trent. Al Sabre. Gil u. 9.
Strdbe. arebs.
Clara Schaniina. % Sabre. iO03
ct. 6reaorp Gtrabe, Efnade.
gefiie Iiide, 20 Sabre. Hiuiams'
bnrg. G.. oirnhaifentsiinoung.
sillinn ManHtel. q I,rnote. 1865
Stint Ctr. MISUNDERSTANDING.
ssschn G~itcr6nn. II Sabre, I'll
CHM gtrnbe. Behirnid,lna.
acLIa Rieotoff. l Sabre. 1900
Braner StraBe. Observation-Disclosures
Charles Taiier. 30 Sabre. f3f
weain Sfrobe, Cartilage. NierenIci,
ben.
antberine @ueit. ST Sabre. 1888
Ndtes Noe. observation-disclosures.
0ecrae gnaelon. "A Sabre. 2lts
Central ape.. Snoueit In Sdfrebc.
Nnru albers. 55 Sabre. 1880
@Iifer Mpe., Iuberidoie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-18

Cincinnati 3~nrnaemeinoe.

ieooh bon Rihter 2ueoers auf $500
reou3Irt puroeH.
RaaIab Sahen.
Rpie Wariiten 1T Ra6laBDerrpaItes
rim bon Soiepb 5. Wartf6eu ; perfos
ndlien 1920.
1bso. 8. 9sisler 1T geftomentsDoaa
itreter bon Caroline 9riffltbs;
Grunoei9enthum $500.
Sacob 6urtmann III 9eitamentsOoas
Itreter bon 8alsnttn 9artmGnn;
9runoeiesnthum $4,000.
Der perIDnlite RahlaB oes aHpreD
8. Wtoreun bstrdgt $3041.24
Ieqie 6. Gurlsp lit RahlaBoertpals
term BON Wargaret 6. @arIep; perioz
notien 500. 9rurbeigenthum $4,000.
8erfdieberss.
Die Butler Bottle So. bat eine5urs
osrung iiber S564.03 gsgen Die ger>
ling 1apis Supplg Co., 30 oft
pearl Strabe, singetlagt unb 81 glsis
der 3sit einen 9ei6lagnubmebefebI ers
pirtt.
Qoeie W. Sstamp erlanQte Elm Beers
Bit iiber $426 gegen 5rant W. Jol3.
W. SO. Stepart, Fecetper Der GDle
& Robgers 60, bat cine Sorosrung
iibsr $67943 aegsu be 6. 2. gmerit
SO. eingetlagt.
Wlargaret y. Coleman tldgte cine
8erijhsrungsforosrung iiber 1926 ges
gen bic metropolitan Qife endurance
So. Elm.
6arrn Gambler, oes @inbruhs ans
gettagt, plaibirts geiterH ihuIbig unb
ruros non RIhter Gpssrape inter
iuipenbtrtem urt5eil e~ntIafer. neil es
ietn eriter SebItritt mar.
Sn benz Sale beg Geonarp Wtther,
fpelter unter Der Qutldae itunh, aus
einem Geihaft an Der Sobn StraBe, in
oas er eingebroden mar, cine An3dhI
aleioungs'tude entpenDst gu baber,
tonnteu iih bic Ariminal = 8eihpps
renen geitern uiht einigsn unb es muB
be5bdIb elm 5peitsr pro3sB itottfinoen.
Die 5armers 8ant bon Ganaoa ers
langte Elm urtAei[ iibsr sos, 806.1S ges
cen Grnit Z. Rndbe ir. Il. u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-18

Ter Senferss ned,ten bes MiticlaI.
ters iii bon elmer humnilen 5olaeieit
ons araufarTe Sanorperf aeleat nor.
ben. geiocr lit Der 5ortitritt Der Reu.
ssit nId,t 10 nett geSiehen odB audi
al ben natiirlid,en sSolteru. rpeid,e.:
inner a6rper %imterrporien merosn
mag, Elm enbe bereifst rpcroen lei.
Rnr in aeiuiiien aauen gelans 81
N~ohltbdtern Der Wenidheit Ser sin.
ti.rIihen Drnuiamfeit Salt ,u sebic.
ten, uno sebort su bieieu MeniMer.
freunnen i'm hrisen Gimme bes Msrfes
Tr. Eilshec, Der NIT Anafeiis ein I'm.
fehIbares Riitei afgen bic Softer Ter
n1morrboioen erinno. Cine YrpDs
nirn prn e. R~ruitntotfr y 60, soy
|12i6. Nesp Dort. fret perianbt. an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-18
Chez rlanbniBineixe.

)qcuis RxDins.r. "a, g~oDinstpn. an.
taaie GnridteH. Is, 528 Oft s. Ctr.
)9arrp 8. 5offmeiftsr. 25. 2617 Bin.
Gtrobe.
katherine g. Oslorsit, %, 137 OF
UxIlidsn MDe.
|nenrp go. Dagger, %. Rorrpoob.
tangis Tirius, %. osssl.
lgbiporD 8. Rsders, SO, 1871 Sprins
Girabe.
lROis &. M.rd.n, 27, 1929 QsliOn
Npenus.
lEQie Cobb. %, 1116 aineoln 4ps.
lGmma erutder, %. 1118 esssi.
Darn u. BERN, 33. GsctIt, ga.
lgiIdh 6. WoHser. "a. 1142 Wain
Sirdbe.
5Grant G. 6armon, 81, Pits 6ilbsrs
MpeniN
lGlaro .. 9bOmaa. 81. Dessl.
JRerep q. autils. "a. MintOn place.
lJennetis W. poass. %, 4l36 JlcraI
4psnue.
lSolcmnH Gan, %, gulm1n, Ola.
lgOra ainbk. Is. 529 5arriet Str.
fG,eorse arsTisr. "a. 500 4rmorp slp.
katherine Blum. 10. 2119 gapmilltr
Gtrabe.
|GamusI a.3olIsnt. SO. 303 Of 3.
Gtrobe.
lWorsnrsi Quatnt, IS. cesgl.
tWoytin 1ausn.r. 80. 1923 Central
Mpenus.
l4otie Rod. Is. besgl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-18
Ztarrfi a npf
Tilbrt Den Cob zines 60 Sahre alten
Wannes berbei.

Ger 63 Sabre aIte Serb. Sdoen.
itcbt. bon 9o. 2030 Maoiion 9tpdo.
erlug qeitern I'M itabttideu Soipital
beu S2oIqen ether rmbeoeutenoen@un.
DC, ole cr lid bcJ Dem RettungaIpert
QelegeHtlIh Der TSluth iii Citeno 5u.
Ge}oden bate, Gr bate cine sleine
5dnittmuuoe ON 3eigeitnger DER
rcd)tau Sono erlitien oerielbcn ieood1
fetner &cadtunq qeidenft, bis i'd,
am gtlttpcd) Starrframpi. 5puApto.
ne ciniteGten. er ipuroc nod Dem
0oipital eebradt, jehodl butte bic
ssratrfbett hereits 81 melt um lid &c.
grlfien. Ter Coroner miroc beradp
rIdtIst uno oronete eiueu Slqueit IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-18
eJn1 benz V0li3ei8eridbt.

Nufb Eiron. Elm notoriifer 7ieb,
ireL&er am Riftmoh an Der Mace
Gtrnbe BON ben Teieftipes Rilns uo
De4ntniir ais ~pero1dstia perhniiei
ipcgben mar. rpiiroe init fiiirr iuspef.
Otrtfn Strnfe bon $50 unb ben Ao.
ftel1 bef Gf0Of perspieim.
@nIter Herfins, BON go. f433
@rpribenre Gtrobe, tpeIber in bctrrn.
tssetR osftdHSe fsiae. DroM psrpriosIi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-18
8esonnen
'Snt aeitern Bite ~. Sabresfonferen,
bee SnbiaHa Iifrifts Der GD.
SDhpoe bon Rorb. amerifa.

Iie a0niereni miro biz sum tom.
member Woniag in Sisung iein.-
Tie @eif0itsperinmmIungen iuer.
Den in Der gbilipplis Stride nbge.
boiien. ap Die 200 IeIegatal
hnben iif bier einaefutben. - o..
tern ipnroen Die 9eridte Der per.
ifieoenen geanrten unierbreitef.
Sn Der 3ions STRIDE finoet bette
Elm 8anfett Der afurunen BON Elnt,
BURT mlS GOen College itntt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-18

bette, nurbe nit elmer Straie bon 10
Saaen arbeitsbaus, $40 uuo Softer
beicgt.
Wnl. ntterbod, nod Aiigobe Der
Voli5et Elm profeiiioneler 3uh1lter,
peripraf innerbnlb 8rpei etunoen Die
Staot p~erlaifet ST. rpoaer, rporauf CT
entlniien fpnrbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-18

Sn Der 9p. Nbilippus airte, al
Der Race Strabe uno WcDiiden aIpe.
(gaitor &. Torn, Eb. q, naGm &c.
lterH Die u. Sobresfonieren3 oes Sn.
aidnc Iiitriffs Der Teuiihen Gpauas.
!Ildlcn Spnooe bon Gor6. amerifa it,
rrn anfang. TER Thrift umiaBt 132
6eneinoeu NIT l04 Raiforen un6 81,
Valtoren haben lid, nahe,u mis,
nohmslos Biir aoniererS eingeiunepn
tuabrenh 50 @emeinoen aud ourt
acknowledgement pertretcn limb.
Tie Groffmmg Der 8eriammlun
zen NOR aui geltern 8ormittag nnbe.
raumt gerueien, fonnte ieood, crit ii
Den observation-disclosures eriolaen, b
oieylndnrehn oesSodppuiiers lid, ourd
manaelhafte 9tienbnhn. un0 Boot
perbinounH nod INNER In ietr I'm
liebianer Weiie bemerfbar NADER
nn0 eine an5nhl Der 8elegateu inipl
aeoeiien nit gang bebeutenoer Der
Ipatuna bier anIanaten. am Rndmit
tag fruroe Damn Die aonierent oitrd
ben graies Bditor Il. Repfe bon
Cumberland. Sno., cr0ffnct mo eI
aeIaaatcr hiernui OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ben pom carbohydrates Tr. !. 4i
iter, Dem SpnooaI0 iceprdies Qaito.
IL. gueiier. pom SeFrctar Der auBc
rem 4Piliiou Gaitor e. Sdmiot mn
Dom graies oes Soipa Tiltrifts va
flor ! Sans 5nr 9erIeiung.
Wit arobem s1ltereiie muroeu and
Sen uerifieoener characterization De
geamten geInuift. Sehr beirie0iaeni
mar n1mentIih Der Eerift oes Bro
les 9aitor Y. aepte. aus bent er
bette 6af Der Iiifrift i'm abaelanie
nen Snhr iehr aniehnlite griolae aui
unueiien bate. SeiHem ,sobres6eridj
ihidie 5err Qaitor Repse oos Striii
mort I Moies. 3. 10 poraus.
Soitor s. Shaeffer bon Tdptor
10, btrit,tete IN iebr irtereiiarte
gSeiie iiber Die Riiiionstbatigfeit in
Giitrift; iiber Die lbatIgteit be
Sonitaasidnlen berihtete Serr 30
litor VnllI RreB aus 4lt. 9ernor
Su0., mno iiber Die Sdllen Ser
Bultor 8. Climber aus SreelanbpiaC
Snb nn6 al,s SieTem gerid,t erhelli,
Dab i'm Thrift i'm p~erfIolienen Sohr
1893 aiHoer fonfirmirt Doroen iiiis
Sehr ermutbiaenb lautete Der 81
ridt. ben Serr Baitor s. Shief DO
goanspIIle i'm 9nmen oes aaitatiuns
Itommitices obitnitete. 2aut oieief
gerhd;t limb iotDeit s. 900 fir ci
neues GoaegeaebdmSe in Glmhuri
Su.. auigebraft moroen. Redrt 8lsl
Iitiees mnBte ebeniaas Serr QaIto
greb iiber oen @aiienperein uno Sa
9oilenhaus in Souleton. 81, 5u b
riflteiI.
@eitern abeno fnnb in Ser ghiIis
pus STRIDE ein 8ottesoieuit per5ult
ben nit Der Seier hes heiIigen abent
mnbls iiait uno Die Seitpreoist ON
De BON Serrn gaitor J. 6. Be.ers q
haltei.
Iie siisungen iperben Scr
mit.ass BON 8 bis II ubr 45 Winil
ten mno Gntmittass pom half gus
lthr bis tint llhr in Der gtiliypu
Stride ~obaeholien.
Sente Nadlmitina iinoef non 5 81
llhr in Der 3ious Stride. an be
ID. uno 8remen SiraBe. oas SaElres
baHfe!t Der aluninen oes eIm1nri
uHo 0es e0en College ltatt.
Tie Aeamten oes 1SnDiona Ii
l~iirifts Der Cd. SpncSe bon Roro ame
rita luio:< 9rdies. Vaitor u. siepf
Don Cumberland. ssnb.. @5epr1iss
ssaftor 8. I Sdlisf BON GraHsnias
Sno. Sefretar. Vaitor &. 5elo DO
Soutspile. ap.: Sfdbmeiiter. Ser
Scimbcrser pon Neip aI6anr
Sno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-18
ains ben 0erihtsb6fen.
Die Sdad)t Wotor Gar in bic
!SGnbe eines Meeeipers iiber.
Gegangen,
WeneDa Gnereno Der unbefnsfen Ans.
ii6nng arstlider Eraris idnl.
big befunben.

Seniationelc Beriidlte in Werbinonna
init bem Jale lant s%eiuDroen. -
Sine Sodilutb BON Sd,eionnss.
SGIlen. - Sdaoeneriab-alagen.-
Ginsereihtc 5eitamen.e. - Der
idlieoents.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
PlocHE STOCKS

METAL MARKET
Silver, 63k cents per ounce.
Lead, $4.35 per 100 lbs.
Copper. STEPS per 100 lbs.
Spelter. S7.20 q $40 per 100 lbs
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
PRINCE CON. OFFICE
NEARING COMPLETION

The construction Of the new gen.
eral office building at the Prince Con
solldated mine Is progressing repidiy
and at least a portion of the build
ing will be ready for occupancy with
in the next few days. Meanwhile
the effects have been shipped from
the former general offices at Salt
Lake and in the future all of the bus
iness Of the big corporation will be-
handled direct from Phoebe.
1t Is the intention of the manage
molt to look out for the future COM
fort Of the employees by the construc-
ton of new and lcomodious bunk
house, also change room, equipped
with not and cold water baths, at a
convenient point near the main mine
shaft. This construction work will bs
undertaken. 1t Is understood, almost
Immediately following the completion
of the office building. 4
The Prince Consolidated is one OF
the! most active mining spots in Me-
vsda. More than 100 people now
reside In the vicinity OF the mine
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
Ten Thousand Tons
From Prince Con.

During the month OF December, the
Prince Consolidated Mining G. smelt'
ing company made shipments OF ore
to the Utah smelter to the amount OF
p02 cars, or over 10000 tens, exclu-
sive of the tonnage sent out from
the Bullionville tailings.
The mine Is showing up splendidly
and the rich fissures, upon which
much exploratory work has been
done lately, are looking better and
show tendency to widen, A ship
ment Of ore from the fissures was
made last week. The new 5-foot bed
opened recently on the 4OO-fcot level
1t is said, contains average values oI
about sl2 per ton. The new drill
hold to the east on the 400 level Is
down about 175 I ct.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
TONoPAH'S SPLENDID
PRODUCING RECORD

Official data furnished by the com
panies operating in the camp of Tono'
pah shows the fetal production to
date to be somewhat over $4,000, 900
Approximately onc-fourth CT this out
put has gone In profits, having been
paid TO shareholders in tht form Of
dividends, the record to date being
Sl477S,5 paid out with an addition
II ha,f million declared and to be
paid within the near future. This
gives, an idea of what Is being done
at one of the mostactive camps in
the country; but to give an even bet
ter idea Of what is being done at the
present time, it mhy be of interest to
add that during the period from,
May ! to October 81, 1913 there
vas an output OF 204,746 tons of ore,
aaying an avcAag(t value per ton OF
1881, and gross value of 81, ,4S0, ,30i
says the Denver Mining Record.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
Provisions Of The
u. s. Homestead Law

not have upon them such suffic-
iste such tracts OF land, not 10 ex-
ceed in the aggregate two million
tcitS, and hereafter they shall be-
subject to entry under this act with
out the necessity of residence, pro
,gided THAT In such event the entry
man on any such entry shall in good
faith cultivate not less than one
eighth of the entire area OF the entry
during the second year; one-
fourth during the third year and one
half during the fourth and fifth years
aftes the date Ct entry, and that after
entry and until final proof the entry
man shall reside within such dis
| 5ance OF said land as will enable
aim successfully to farm same as re-
quired by this section"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
News
.WuWhG
Co1TfY s
GpSsZ


ALAMO, New, Jan. There is
plenty Of cold weather in Fahranagat
valley. The boys and girls put in
tn 2ir spare time skating.
Billie Lamb. Jr. while riding
broncho in Alamo Dec. 20. came near
having a serious accident. The horse
sfmpedol and ran through wire
4 ncs. pinning Billy to the ground
fer some time. He is out again and
hs friends arb all glad he was hurt
no worse.
There has been go cases of meas
les reported in Alamo in the last
m nth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Castle and Miss
Taylor of Hike. were down to the
W ,dding dance December s6.
VIM. Schofield returned from Pt
oSae Dec. rs. where he has been TAX
INK the teachers examination.
Mrs. A. L. Brown and daughter. OF
~ INV Nv ~ t&t ostNuNt NSuNN tNA
Ming the ranch house during tbs
a'.Ssnce OF Mrs Allen and Gracs
Slack.
Frsa Stcns. saaertneendso, IL tbs
Y san Cattle eompaay ~as In AlanaS
degsnx the CAFtssnas week
rae raAvanAxas salkS farmevs arr
pxSearsas - phas hsxe aevvaxS
~ smsn gvala n tslt
res ssekN gesse Ans Arass sF'
paaaksl
4 satst ~ssAAsas l@ak psasv a. n.
tssAts@ss - 1 sAasn "a N~saaA~
N NJ q I SesAe Aal Ma..
xsmee sAsse sses ssaa@4 ~ 49,
sk As pa.Aan A@s. h AinsA ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
RAPID COLONIZATION
OF CENTRAL NEVADA

Southern Patific lands, has definatelv
decided upon the location OF local
G. ,E. Wantland, sales agent for
Office In Reno for the handling OF
Nevada farm lands.
lie is arihnging for office room In
the large quarters at the northwest
IN quarter of Second and Central
streets, which Is occupied tV the min.
Ing brokerage office OF VIII Heffer.
man.
Recently Mr.. Wantland stated to
. Reno newspaper. that interest In
Nevada lands has extended into south
ern Idaho and he has representative
-, that section as well AS In central
California and Utah selling lands In
iIlko county. Lands In Elko county
,rt now being specialized, these be.
ing located In the neighborhood OF
Dceth and Wells II Is the policy OF
the company to build up one section
at a time. In Humboldt county lands
lbout Winnemucea are on sale, and
ltxt spring 1t Is expected to reach In.
> Churchill county In the vicinity OF
I4ovelcck to offer railroad lands for
ale.
Although he notes tendency on
he part OF large ranch owners to
,ubdivide their properties for general
,ale. Mr.. Wantland declares his be.
ief that many such tracts OF land are
being held at so high figure as to
discourage capital. He mentioned the
fact that much OF the cheap land In
Mormons of Utah and elsewhere for
Esko county Is being taken up hv
subdivision and cultivation. The Nor
mons, he said are among the longest
leaded land buyers In the world
iiguratively speaking
I'VE are glad to see the subdiv-
ision and sale Of private lands, said
Mr. Wantland there Is mistaken
ate lands. We feel that the subdi-
dea that the railroad would do what
I could to discourage the sale Of pri-
5ision Of private lands Is of great
est value to the state and to us. The
more land that Is sold, the more will
be sold, until available lands are TAX
IN up and the agricultural industries
OF the state are on broad and stable
foundation"
| Mr.. Wantland recently heard a
man down the state suggest fou1
mottos for each of the four walls In
he legislative halls OF Nevada for
che coming session. With more force
han elegance this man suggested for
.he principal motto aEross the front
wall of the room, ITO He'll with Poll.
cs." For one side he suggests "In-
lustrial Development" for the other
SIDE, Get down to Brass Tacks and
ignore the Frills." and for the fourth
Nevada will B Sat the World in Agri-
, Eculture" He has found general
, sentiment to the effect that with the
personnel OF the next Legislature
, much should be accomplished IL poll
les are side-tracked.-Ely Record.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
EPISCOPAL TREE
WAS HUGE SUCCESS

The annual Christmas tree given
by f. w. Dickle, under the auspices
Of the Episcopal church was held in
Thompson's hall Saturday evening.
December 2S. All Phoebe was there
IN its jolliest holiday mood, unani'
mously voting that the tree" was
the best ever. There was much
speculation as to how it was ever
hoisted up TO the second floor on in
toI the hall, for 1t reached nearly to
the ceiling and was big around as
the children would say, in proportion,
glittering mass of Christmas orn-
aments.
A brief program, including carols
by the children, with Mrs. Dolan at
the organ, and addresses of welcome
and congratulations by County Treas
'lrer Wm. f, Orr and Rev, Paul b.
JAmes. Of Las Vegas, who made q
| special trip to Phoebe to be present
on this occasion, at whieh he repre-
sented both his church and Mr..
| Dickle personally, the latter having
severe cold, was followed by the
arrival of Santa Claus, who, in spite
Of his long white beard, seemed at
once to renew his youth in the pres
enee of so many clients, the children
Things to wear, things to eat, things
20 play with, all done up in a delight
full jumble in big paper sacks, with
che name of the lucky recipient on
each. were distributed among about
al the children in the camp. Ant
the "old ones" hanging around in tn,
cear of the hall. were presented will
10Y horses, tin horns and squeakins
lclls, ON the ground that they wer,
already in their second childhood
After that a dance for young an,
old, which went on merrily till mid
night and then broke up promptly a
the app. oach of Sunday morning.
Mr. Dickle's Christmas tree ha
come to be s,ph an institution il
Phoebe that no comment or common
dation is necessary. However W
again congratulate him on the sue
cess OF his se,f.Sacrinemg efforts
aGl we congratulate his friends ol
the outside. including men like Bisl
, op Robinson, OF this Diocese, Bist
~ Spadng. at salt Lake, aud Risho
! Lawrence Of Massachusetts, that the
, aave hah the dsseevamsR, % help
} esnse W worthy
Hty lames mained over SUNDAY
uvtdins serst - WsarNlng and ~,
/ rlus Ia ,he tulas sVudsS Ssha,
. htllims fae ssr9ea Ia the SN'
! k'es Vas aA1svsss1 vsees,AlN N n
/. psee ~ sh sAusR and Me lNMs
AhA lhe sstlsia s.ae VISA AlNAss seaa
! VA 81 gtpssmvN Il ssemA 4 g,ss,a
i ksll0a VI @sa "A Ass soasgVaallosA
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
MARRIAGE OF POPULAR
cAliENTE COUPLE

Nerd has been received in Phoebe
pt sAe MARRIAGE in deliente of O, ~
NsaeN maNager II the Cahente
NeeeAN.l'e company and postmaster
- tAAt place. 10 Miss Nayme Wads.
lNorsa, wAe has Aesh deputy in the
l'assetstee AZ the ganeead tawA under
NJ Aaeeek both age popular IN
sAeR AeAe town AND the ReeoFa join,
wNA tAele mAeS hlSssas ia sxteaaiag
congratulations
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
WALTER CLARK GAINS
A CHRISTMAS BRIDE

Walter Clark surprised his many
friends here on the day after Christ
mas by returning fsNom two days
r!p to Caliente with bride. wha
was Miss Nora vashaw, of Michigan.
The bride is an old school friend OF
Mr.. Clark's and the wedding is the
eral years duration. The Record
elimination Of love affair Of sew
wishes the bridal pair full measure
IF happiness.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-04
srAsssR AYERS HELD
TO THE GRAND jury

Charles Ayers. the sheep herder
who made a vicious attack upon ''Bc''
l,aves with knife on the evenirh
Of December ssth, was given pro
tMinary hearing before Justice of
the feafe ], p, rhomaA last Thurs-
day. aud was held 10 await the ac--
ton Of the grand Jury. Mr., Hayes Ia
80 tar recovered trom hia iAj0riea
as 70 Ae ap and around asaia and
viii be able 10 attend his regular
duties wllAla q few days again