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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

NEW 1pRh. NrN the trsctag
here was very quiet to-dey.
strength in Rock Island collateral tOurs
-as freely commented upon. but there
was nothing 70 indicate "A very large de-
mand. trading was In small lots general
Is. There was some expectation OF an
announcement on Missouri Pacific notes,
but N did not come and IL - now thought
that there will Be nothing In this mai
ter until Friday at least. The Iron Age
duly attestcd the staEnstion In iron and
steel trades. they say "a few crumbs
nave fallen 90 the rail manufacturers.
Prices Of steel bars have weakened u
the extent that while a good many sales
have been made rccently AZ 81 20 Pitts
burgh particularly In the cast e1.i5 now
applies" Here and there IL a trace Of
bctterment In the market. but general
tone IL unchanged. The Mexican situa-
ton was unchanged. but there are some
misCfvinEs 80 60 status al Vera Cruz.
Missouri Pacific was weak at hte end.
while Rock Island bonds continued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

Association. Tho Cameron organIya-
lion vas formed but recently. and the
constitution and bylaws Of the Wheel
Ink association we're adopted NJ Mon
day nights meeting. with but few
changes
secretary William s~chwerefcgcr
and tharles IT, Watkins. Ir. chairman
on the legislative committee OF tho
state association. attended the meet.
inE and addressed D. members
Tho Cameron association will later
select delegates 20 tho annual couvon-
ton OF the State association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
ST.. GAINESVILLE

ST CLAlRSNILLE. O. May G.
w cducsday in the appropriation case
entitled The Sunnrsidc Electric Com
rauf 49, W. T. HCrvCy. which wa1
heard in Probate Court on Tuesday
tho Jury brought IN n verdict for the
defendant Tor 5000 81 for tho land in
tulVcd in Ic1ae township The newt
case Tor The jury to decide will be thr
case entitled The ~SunuyFide Elortr,
Company w. D. o. Stone.
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Wheeling Live Stocks.
wheeling Live soc, c~n-i.s,on q,

TFTTsEFfNE9 " Va. MY . 10
NatiNe cattle are In light supply
again this week. but the demand IL flsf
little stronger and prices are n shade
hFmef. Hog- we're not 20 plentiful this
week but little higher. Good 200 pound
hpgs are not very plentiful. the matori-
- are light weights calves ars 4,
E"od supply this week and the demand
for them b. better than last week and
caves have been ready sale at price,
quoted. lambs are IN fair .upply but
the demand Is weak sheep are In Hight
supply With some uttle demand for
them. Fresh COWS are IN light supply
With n fair call for cows OF good ousii-
tys others not wanted.
We quote As follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
WHEAT

May 6.-ChanCes OF de-
creased acreage In the Red River valley,
sides. had much TO to to-day with hiring
lng about strength IN wheat. The out
come was "a steady close at a shade TO
q sc net advance. Corn finished a
sixteenth on TO I. &C up. oats with a
Eain Of To- = Lc and provisions
dearer by "a to 2Oc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

The ladies' belonging 10 the Thimblo
viii be- entertained Friday even
lng % Tho home Of Mrs Lacy Tallman
ON Main street The chief diversion Of
fancy work VIII BE- followed. and a
luaChcon will DO served Mrs Helen
sonusoa. formerly Of This place. but
nov ~ FlE.ssishia. Pa. will BE- tho
honor guest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

Local No 2 Of the A D. a. W L.
A. ~ meeting held Thursday evening
The following delegates 20 rem
the organization a. the ma.
tional convention TO be- held NJ HOch.
ester. Pa July g. Thomas Denhaugh.
Harry Davis. Harry Corcoran. George
and q ID COar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

Three DRINKS we're before Judge for.
frNfrrHaN ana Pcs fhf time be- rnf
reHdF Tor them be- uaa In = vsrt GOOD
hfnried mood and gave them Ht aua.
pended fines fulsa HlfInaaffr arrested
NHfrlar James collins ard TImsr
iinNHfd finished The TITO ~ s11ka ana
got away " fh o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

Invitations have boon Issued for a
card party by Misses Hucna and Della
Hicholaa. Co Do Eiven Friday evening
NJ their homo ON Main street Tho
chief paaiimr Will Do and n fow
out oftowu guests win D. present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
HAY AND GRAIN
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NlsW YORK. May s-Bufter-Steady.
uuf hanged
cheese quiet. UNCHANGED
EEla-Tuaeffled frsah Eafhered sfor.
age packed frats gIugtHc
Flnur-HfpnIN
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Money.

iuftk. May t--Monrv or call
flrmef range ia o. per cent ruIue
per cent CLOSING nd o., per cent.
aaked ls ger cent r me money w.nE
-. 90 DAYS p per cent. 90 DAYS
? per cent. afN months IuIfs rrr cont
COOPER steady. standard spot HInHrr
1881. r~ICrtrulftr ftf.s1 iaks u1minH
casting fff00mtfI1 Tin. firm srar
t3l OF 1l Lad ~c1s5Htab. sgeI-
lrr Ll-nanLI.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
CAMERON ASSOCIATION
JOINS STATE n ~. a

SO an enthusiastic wccfiug ~ tho
membership ct h Cameron business
Mcns Association. held Monday even
inr. 30 was voted Co aTliafc with the
West Nirrinia state Business Nfrn 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

stella rhilils. plaintiff. W. Nclson
lhillif defendant The plaintiff states
that ON D. 10Th dav az June. 1910.
pltintin and defendant were married. o.
Nhsolne. IS Va. and that defendant
In disregard OF HE martial duties. has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W. VA
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS ~ ON TIME pEposrrD
FINANCIAL.

been wilfully absent for more than
three years last past. A divorce s.
asked on the grounds. Fred Spriggs.
OF Bellaire. IL The attorney for the
plaintiff.
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MITCHELL & STEVENSON, Inc.
LOCAL STOCKS.

WHEELING. v. Va. MAY 6. IL.
The following quotations on the NOR.
active stocks Of the wheeling market
are corrected for the I~nteIugenc.r by
Mitchell 4 Stevenson. Inc. local brokers
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HeiTOleum


OIL GU . IA. May Credit bal.
angrF 1900 run $1,000. average ~
ief shipments 7tf2f. average $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

Paul W. Major. a farmer. aged %.
OF bethesda, and Ethel Dunbar. a
teacher. aged %, OF Flushing. o.. were
issued a marriage license in the pro.
bate judges Office. Wednesday.
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. " Va. MRy O. H.
The following quota lions ou tus nflrs
actlNs stocks o. the WHselfur maIIrf
are torreeted daily Tor the Intelligence
~ Geo vs. Baron. local broker. ald a
X Marshall. manager bond department.
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New York Stock Exchange,

WHEELING. ". Va. May .. IA.
FanE- OF active stocSs on t4. Sss
lOrk stock EIchsnE-. corrected dhiiy -
n. AAstsn q 20.
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Geo.W. Baron 81 . .s So sss%s,-,s sd.
INITIATIVE LACKING ON THE
: NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

isily by A T. Mast~n L Co. b.nksrs
snd roksrE National Exchange Bsns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

UNION STOCK YARDS. tttsburE
May cattle steady. supply light.
sholce SAIs 500 prime ss.60nhSO.
sheep. higher: supply Urht. mine v,.,t.
t5-tUG5.75. culls and commons fguO
800: lambs S6.e0msNa. Veal cali IS.
sfl"u "a $40. Hogs. steady. rcceipts 40
doublcdecks. prime heavics SS.65. n.-dt-
ums. heavy and light workers. and ptgs
suns.s5. ruughs S7.-O077s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

CHICAGO. May s.-Rcceipt- 1900
head. strong bulk % snles SS45uNs5.
lkht fNaaW $50, mixed ss.3OuA $50.
heavy tslOHS.55. rough ssIOu SIS.
pigs $1,000 $50.
Natue-heceipts 1880 head: weak
heeNe~ sd&5 $50, Texas steers s7.lOH
sd etnckcrs ana feeders x56Ous.30
cows and heiferz x~5.1OdSsO. calves
50. 80 s.25.
Shecp-Rcceipts $1,000 head. weak
natives ts-lVus55. ycarilngs SIS Qf
SO. lambs native s~siOmTs0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE

Announces change OF schedule. sf-
tective sunday. May 90 Train No.
Tor Tuledn canton and Cleveland will
leave wheeling az . r. m. Train 40. as.
lev ett Accommodation. ~ 90 ID. M. and
Iratn Ne. 20. Canton-C1sveiand train.
90 o q m. Eastern STANDARD Time
Yours truly.
G. W HENRY.
ap2'toma-s General Aren't.
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WHEELING TRACTION coBpAH
ExPRE8S CAE sCh.DCLE
Taxing Eject June al, lsos.

TRACTION
ExPHE1s CAE ~sCh.DCLE
Taking Eject june al. lsos.
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND W~ELL-SBUR0
Daily Except sunday.
Wheeling welisburg
Leave
32rd street. Leave
WI ceiling wsilspurs
1910 a nL 300 q m.
$50 .. 10 1900 noon
MOUSDsNILIE LINE
WHEELING MOUNDSyILLE
Daily Except sunday.
10th Street. Lava
Wheeling
is:eo a m l:So .. m
530 .. m
On lines having regular express ser
VICE. shipments weighing IN excess OF
ATTY pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipmsnts. except emergency ship
ment- OF medicines. viii be carried on
passenger cars between zoo and s:IS
.. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07

E)-Transfer books close April - for
SN cash dividend payable May LIST
Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING. W Va. Nav :
Corrected ANY for tie Intsif eene.s
oy the FIDELITY investaneut Association
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HazIe,t's Local Stocks.

WWTTITWW- v W WaV q
The following qupfHffuus or the more
s'Lit~ STOCKS - 10 Mh.eitug market ars
icpffsrted daily fof Ths Intelligence ~
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Articles. open. Hirh. / Low. Clos.

Cash quotations were a. follows:
Rye-No. 2. 6ac.
Hurley-Feed or mtxiuE 4SHC4c
Timothy Seed-S2 1bHago.
lover Ssed-tN.o0 n. 50.
pork-MesS. slss5.
Lard-in tiercssl 1905.
Short Kibs-fl0GgMllla
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Grsr.l B~id.L .

buNldiuc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
Cattle.


80 caIEes good % Ch0lce : 90 ? 90
] resh cCWH.cNtru IRE head 90 U0mTs 90
Fresh COWS. common 90 fairs 90 20 90
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-14

far in advance, and especially when
such a policy would mean sustained
loss for the intervening period, But
the pulses Of the business world are
beating stronger There is a general
desire to get busy and force prosper
ity, if such thing be possible, The
demoralized condition Of business and
industry in Europe, resulting from the
war, win necessarily minimize the de-
structive effects of low tariff in this
country, as European producers will
be less able to take advantage of the
otherwise fine opportunity offered
them in America.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-14
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1914.
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK

fhe general business situation has
3veloped unmistakable vitality with
the past ten days and prospects are
frightening in many directions.
There has been a stiffening Of export
demand for raw materials and a
larger movement Of cotton. The ef-
fects Of war orders for supplies of
all kinds are being felt in many
cities, and these orders are expected
to increase as supplies of accumulat-
ed stocks abroad are exhausted.
Heavy shipments OF wheat have stfm.
ulated the grain markets and pro
ducts Of the farmer generally have
been benefited. The effects Of these
movements are being felt in all the
agricultural districts and especially
here in the west where there is a
more normal condition Of business,
probably. than anywhere else in the
United States.
The one depressing feature is the
lack OF activity in the industrial
world Factories that were forced to
close on account of the democratic
tariff are still closed, and there is lit
tie hope that they will be reopened
for some time to come. Manufactur-
ers are taking more optimistic view
OF things and some Of the industries,
notably those connected with the iron
and steel trades, confidently predict
q resumption Of production, although
not upon the scale formerly enjoyed.
The hope Of manufacturers lies in the
prospect Of a return to a protective
tariff two years hence; and while that
is a long time to wait, hut waiting is
about all the factory owners have to
do. 81.
The inauguration Of the new bank
ing system next week is looked for
ward to as an interesting event.
There is, OF course, wide speculation
as to the effect this will have upon
fhe financial situation. With Dor-
ton Of the reservesF released it is ex-
pected that an STIMULATING influence
will be felt throughout the farming
and cotton producing states How
ever, even with money in plentiful
supply for country needs, the stock
exchanges remain closed and the se-
curity markets will continue to be
50 restricted that there viii be prac-
ticalIy no opportunity for railroads
and industrial corporations to nego-
tate new loans II IS the assertion
os democratic leaders that IA the
euFae &c time "a these obstacles win
he removed aid ire raannels Of
slaaa ANA industry VIII reopen with
rush Vhat conditions may improve
IS likely Anl E does not appear prob.
sole. that there Will DO 3 rapid recoy-
eTg from The efgecls cf tariff revision
rae prospects og republican return q
Fower swo years hence has enconrae
Sd manufacturers but they VIII pc 9
little slow 10 discount that event sc
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-14

ell Mrs w Il Humphries, Mr Daniel
Taichert, Mr.. John Hope ana Mr.. w.
L. Humphries.
= o.
Elks RehearsIng
for Their play
The play to be presented by the Elks
is progressing steadily. Two rehears-
ais were held during the week and
the choosing Of the cast is almost com
pIeted The performance will prob
ably take place early in December al
though no definite date has been set.
Mrs. Losey Hostess
to her Bridge Club
The Friday Bridge club was enter
tanned this week at the residence Of.
Mrs Clifford S. Losey on Fifth street
The Following we're present. Mrs Hal
lett Reynolds. Mrs. Charles spiess,
Mrs. Ned Reynolds, Mrs Erie Hoke,
Mrs. stephen b. Davis, Jr, Mrs H
w. CLARK, Mrs. William E. Gortner
and Mrs. Clifford S. Loseg,
Mrs. Ward Gives
a Luncheon
Mrs. ]. Fl. Ward gave luncheon
Yesterday afternoon at her home on
Eighth street. The following guests
were present: Mrs. Arnett, Mrs B.
Archibald, Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell, Mrs
10. E. Burch and Mrs. r. G. Head
TO Parents of
Ambitious Boys
The Y. NJ. c. A. is planning to the
smallest detail wonderful trip of.
education and pleasure for your boy,
during August, 1915, to the Panama
Pacific international exposition.
You can make the summer of 1915
red-letter one in your boys life by
helping him earn this journey. The
exposition with its many pleasure
features will make a neyer-to-be-for-
gotten impression on his mind. The
educational value of the exposition is
extremely high, easily equalling a
year at school. The many new things
he will learn will stay with him be
cause he will be having fun while he
is learning.
The trip itself will be a big event in
his life He viii learn independence.
With a jolly company of boys of his
own age he will enjoy trip of IS
days which will rival any other period
of learning and pleasure that he can
Experience in his lifetime.
II you stimulate your boys interest
and focus his attention upon this trip
you will be able to get him to use his
spare time in efforts to earn the
money required for him to 60. You
may cause him to begin a habit of
saving which win have a lifelong
value With your permission to go
and your promise to help him on the
money side, your boy can easily UNI
dertale this trip.
Everything will be conducted to the
advantage Of the boys as it is not the
purpose to make a. cent on this propo-
sition,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-14
Society notes
Benefit show for
Las VEGAS Hospital

Benefit Show for
Las Vegas Hospital
On Tuesday evening at the Mutual
theater on Bridge street there will be
given benefit performance for the
Las Vegas hospital. There win be
three extra reels Of pictures. The
feature pcture will be Rose of the
Valley" The Las Vegas High School
Glee club. under the direction Of Mrs.
Adolphine Kohn, will sing. There will
be music during the presentation I
the pictures by the Mutual four-piece
Nurses Of the hospital will
offciate as ushers. The Las Vegas
hospital does an immense amount Of
charity work II cares for many sick
people who reach Las Vegas with lit
tie or no money Here is an oppor-
tunity for the public to assist a
worthy institution.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-14

It's really wonderful BARGAIN lot Of
new winter coats in splendid styles and
made TO sell at $3.50, $50 OE 40
and $50. Special WOsOO
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-14

purchase; all lengths $2.75 values
at s............ s.s.. ss'.' = ~t'eS
Women's Wool Sweaters $1.9s
OF good quality wool yarn-heayy rib
bed have large rolling collar Come
in gray, cardinal, navy and wine, $2.75
value. Special ..........,... .$1.e8
75c Boys Union suits 59c
Winter weight fleeced union suits. in
sizes from s to 1s years. Superior
made garments. Each ..... SIC
L L Muslin At sc Yard
A good quality Of L /. brown muslin
SO inches wide offered as a leader at.
per yard .........,..... Sc
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-14
Young Republicans
Plan Celebration

The Young Mems Republican club
held well attended and snappy meet
ing at the court house Wednesday
night to decide upon celebration to
be held by the club in the near future.
Tomas Kahn. BENJAMIN Armi1o and
zugenio D. Iuian were appointed as q
committee to interview the central
committee and arrange plans tt IS
announced as likely that the organize
tion viii have big blowout as the
Duncan opera house "a the early part
of the coming week
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-14
Normal Faculty
Hosts to Teachers

One of the most enjoyable events
Of the week occurred last Saturday
evening when the members of the fac
ulty of the New Mexico Normal Uni-
versity entertained the teachers Of
the city schools. The teachers gath
cred together in the chapel Of the big
state institution at about $50 o'clock
An address. of welcome was made by
DIR. Frank H. H. Roberts, president
of the school This was responded to
by Mrs. Lou Cobb and Byron J. Read
superintendent respectively, Of the
town and city schools An interesting
talk was given by Professor f. c.
Rogers, followed by a humorous story
by Professor McelaTe. Mr. Mac II 4
Donaldson told of the war experien-
ces Of one Of his relatives Miss Ma
rie SENEGAL gave beautiful vocal
selection and Mrs. Mabel Hall enter
tanned the guests with a plano solo.
Miss Helma Vollmer gave a reading
that was enjoyed by all Dean Frank
Carroon closed the program with talk
The evening ended with refreshments.
- e
Young People Form
IA Dancing Club
Several young people have organ
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-14

Kaysers Leatnerette Gloves, SOC
Made in the kid glove style-of best
grade leatherettes-better for wear
than real kid. Two clasp style. Well
worth 75c. Any size, per pair. SOC
7sc corsets. 4sc
AS an extra special we offer high
standard make corset Of good grade
coutil in Medium bust and medium
or long hip nicely finished. Sizes -
to Is. Special 75c quality 4sc
six Pstlicoats st.79
Best Messaline SILK Petticoats per
feet fitting. Come II black, green.
Copenhagen. navy and brown; special
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-14
B'Nai B'Rith
Gives a Dance

The dance given by the J. E. Rosen-
valid Lodge /. o. B. b. at o. R. O..
hall on Thursday night was one Of
the most enjoyable events of the
week. A large and jolly crowd attend
ed and derived a great amount of
pleasure from the evening. The music
was good, the floor was fine and the
dancers we're happy During the
evening delicious refreshments were
served. Taking it all in all the only
defect to be found in the evening was
that it did not last twice as long.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Danziger, Mr. and Mrs Nor
ris Danziger, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dan
Tiger, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Stern, Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Stern, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Bendix, Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
Bacharaeh, Mr., and Mrs. Isaac Appel,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Rosenthal, Mr..
and Mrs. e. r. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID
Rosenwald, Mr. and Mrs. D. Winter
nitz, MIR. and Mrs. w Morantz Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Greenclay, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Greenberger, DR.. and Mrs.
Jacob Landau, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Taichert, Mrs. b. Hememan, Miss Car
oline Greenberger, Miss Eileen Rosen-
thai, Miss Helen Nahm, Miss Florence.
Goodman, Miss Regina Rosenwald Of
Albuquerque, Mrs Beulah Sterne Of
yick8burg, Miss, Miss Clara Helne-
man. Miss Mile Loenberg df lBaltE-
more, Ohio, Mrs. Matilda Finn Of New
york city, MI. Milton Taiehert, Mr..
Dan Taichert, Mr.. Simon Baeharach,
Mr.. Sam Greenberger, Mr. Albert
strauss. Mr.. Max Krause, Mr.. Herman
Ilfeld Mr., Louis Ilfeld.
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Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-14
ExTRA SPECIAL BARGAlNS

$500 Wool Vests and Drawers $1.45
ii you are in need Of good warm un-
derwear -women's garments don't
fail to take advantage Of this offer.
Special, per garment. ......$1.45
$4.o0 Quilts $2.79
Something new, pretty patterns, fancy
centers with plain borders to match.
Maximum warmth, minimum weight.
A splendid 81 value. spiecal at. s2.7s
Manhattan Shirts, CSC
Men. think Of a genuine Manhattan
Shirt, guaranteed not to fade. in all
sizes and worth SITE all over the
United States being sold at .... 98e
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-23
important
Documents
Recorded

A number of important documents
were filed for record this week in
the Office of County Recorder Gar
rison which pertained to the proper-
ties OF the Cons olidated Nevada Utah
and ANA gamated Pioche Mines &
Smelters corporations.
One OF the docum MS was a powe
of attorney from the Paterson SAT
perosit & Trust company to S. B.
EuDanks. The Pat arson Trust com.
pany is the cones TN which figur1t
consp!cuCusly in tn financial OPP
erations Of Ernest r. Woolley, while
pr dent cf the Nevada Utah Mines
4 Sme.ters corp ration.
The second document If this ser
les Was a release CT mortgage frOn
the Pat rson Sale Deposit & Trust
company to the Amalgamated Pi
oche Mines & Smeitsr rs corporation
and which covered all OF the pr p
erties of the latter located in the
Piecha district.
Following the filing of this dccu
ment came mortgage from the ANA
gamat d Phoebe Mines & Smelt
ers corp 2ratiCn to the Consolidated
Nevada Utah corporation involving
tn SINE properties.
Next came mortgage from the
Conso ,idat Nevada Utah corporatiol
10 n. Columb ia -kni ickerbo cker Trust
Tyi i,ut anft nov rim b,
gage of the ANA lgamated Pioche tc
tn Cons 1lidat Nevada Utah. This
mortgage was executed to secure Ger
tain moneys advanced for develop
ment purposes.
LIS, OF all was a mortgage from
tn Consolidated Nevada Utah cor
p rat,Cn 10 the Columbia a-kn.cke DO t
er Trust Co., trustee. This documnat
contained 1876 closely printed pages
OF approximately 10000 words enumel
ating in detail the assets OF The cun
pany. This mortgaga was executed a.
security for the payment cf S990,0
worth of per cent serial cOnvertab. 4
bonds, dividsd d into nine series, tn
first becomes due and payable o.
July |. 1918, and annually thar3af
until the the year 1927.
IT, was through the placing {
these bonds that revenue was deri,
ed with which to meet the OBJ "a
tions incurred by the former manage
mant and which has enabled the pr :
ent management to enter upon th
very vigorous campaign of develrl
ment and production in progress a
the present time.
The county will receive abCut 81
as fn"s for tho filing and recordn.
OF these documents