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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-01
Planning National Observance.

Plans for the nationwide celebration Of
suffrage day, May 2. are maturing rap
idly, according to advices received at the
headquarters of the Congressional Union
today. The eight suffrage advocates sent
into different sections of the country to
organize this national celebration have
reported back that they have visited
every state in the Union and that IN each
state capital there will be a big celebra-
ton.
The general plan is to have celebrations
in all the large cities of the country May
2. Delegates will bring reports from these
state celebrations to monster jubilation
meeting here May 9, when there will be a
parade extending from the White House
to the Capitol Permission has been given
for the use of all the streets and avenues
converging at Lafayette Square, and the
sections Of the parade will form in these
streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-01
Novel Feature Proposed for
"Votes for Women" Parade
in Capital May g.
PLANS ARE TAKING FORM
FOR STATE CELEBRATIONS
Suffrage Headquarters Here Assured
of a Nation Wide Observ-
ance May 2.

Latest idea for the suffrage parade here
May is to have garlands of flowers
draped along the line of march from the
White House to the Capitol Miss Elipha-
let Andrews is to arrange this feature and
has enlisted the cooperation of Miss Ber-
tina Gersdarff. a student of the Corcoran
Art School, and Miss Mary Burt Messer,
daughter of the principal of that institu-
ton.
Arrangements for the meeting. in
Belasco Theater, where the resolutions
brought from every state in the Union are
to be delivered by delegates, are being
made by Miss Mary Winslow. Mrs. R. s.
Fay has been delegated to take charge of
the boxes and Mrs. John ]. White is to
attend to the decorations.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hepburn. president Of
the Woman Suffrage Association Of Con-
necticut. will be one of the speakers.
Southern League Formed.
With purpose to promote the woman
suffrage propaganda throughout the
southern states. the Southern Suffrage
League was organized last night at the
homo Of Mrs. Bstelle Willoughby Ions.
1922 Calvert street northwest. A number
Of prominent women were present, and
became members.
The organization is unusual in that it
has no regular head and no fixed dues.
Meetings are to be held each month.
when a chairman for the meeting will
be elected. Mrs. Jennie L. Monroe was
chairman last night. The only perma-
nent officer will be the secretary-treas-
urer. Mrs. Ions was elected to this Office.
Committees of women will be organized
in the several southern states to ad-
vocate the suffrage cause and an effort
will be made to convert southern members
Of Congress who are now hostile.
Among those who participated in the
discussion last night were Mrs. Stuart
Mosby Coleman, Mrs. Estelle Willoughby
Ions, Mrs. Jennie L. Monroe. Mrs. Kate
Trenholm Abrahams. Mrs. NJ. o. Green.
Mrs. A D. Hopkins, Miss Graddick, Mrs.
Henry Churchill Cook, Mrs. w. A Smith.
Mrs Mosher Miss Tricou. Misses A. P.
and Z. H. Thomas. Miss B .Lightner,
Miss NJ. Neale. Miss L. NJ Page, Miss
NJ. G. Hansford and Miss L. r. Lindsey.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-14
IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
tiet Court OF tho State of Nevada,

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
tiet Court OF tho State of Nevada,
In Snl for the County Of LInco
Bank OF Phoebe. lac. a corporation.
plaintiff. vs.. LYDIA Brown, admins
rsatrix OF the SO ate of John c.
Brown. deeeased. defendant.
NOTICE of sheriffs sale on fore
closure of mo.ltgage.
UNDER and by virtue of an order
IT sSlo and d.cree OF foreclosure
made and rand red by the Fourth
Judicial District court Of the state Of
Nevada, in and for tho county Of
Lincoln. en- the Slst day OF January,
~ D. 1914, in ths above EMIT e3
action, wherein Bank OF Pioch .. Inc,
a corporation. the above named plain
tif obtained q Judgement ana said
decree OF foreclos re and order of
sale against LYDIA Brown, admins
seatrix of the estate of John G.
Brown, deceas d, said defendant, on
The said Slst day OF JAM airy, 4. D.
1914. | am commanded to 81 the
certain lands and promises situzte,
lytnG and being in the tawn o. ii
oche, county OF Linco d, state ot
Nevada. and pa~tlcula. IL described as
follows. to-wit:
All CT lots number d four cen (14)
And fifteen (l5) in ocl1 thirty. two
t39. As said lots are designated
aud dellneated on the official map
Of ss'5 Gown OF Phoebe, on file in the
office Of the county recorder Of said
Lincoln county. at Of Nevada. to
which map reference is hereby made
Tor moro full and particular des-
eription thereof.
NOTICE Is hersby given that on
Monday. the 10Th Gay OF March. A.
ID. 1914, at Il o'clock, noon, az said
day, at the front doc. CT TIE court
house in the town Of Pioche. county
CT Lincoln. state Of Nevada, will,
IN chedleuce to said order OF s.la
and decree Of foreclosure. sell, =.
public suction. the above describe
properly. or 80 much thereof as ms =
De necessary to satisfy the plaintiff .
judgement with iateres, thereon an
costs, to the highest and best BIZ.
der Tor cash IN sold coin Of tbs
United States.
Dated this 20 day o. February. A.
., 1914
DAN J. R0NNoW.
Sheriff
Fr JAKE JOHNSON.
Deputy Sheriff.
Ftrst pub. .-s1-'la.last s-l4-'l4.
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FORFEITURE NOTICE

To w. J. HrseIton, ycur hets,
executors and assigns: You and each
c. you are herby notified that the
undersigned has expended during the
ys.- 1913 the aaRual amount OF
E2cacy il labor a2d improvements
l.S-o7sary q comply with the annual
assessment law upoa the Mayf.ou
No. ! and the aayfI3ur No. 2. lode
niainS claims sitgstsd In the High
Land Mining District Li,co n county,
Neyada. said expenditure vas made
Ior tie purpose OF holding posses
sorry right and title to said minia
Gains under the pro7is oas OF SEE
ton 25-4 OF the revised statutes OF
the United States. II you fail u
coniributa your proportion Of such q
p9nditure as a cs-owner In and To
tas above-m entioaed mining claims,
YOU proportion being il the sum
Ct an aggregate Of s100. and costs,
Toes interest II saii claims will
eeco1le the property Of the under
isned, yonr eo-owIer, who has made
saca expenditure, and improvements
SIS above mentioned, pursuant TO the
provisions o. said statutes. The To-
ealoa notices Of the said claiG. are
81 record in the office Of Iae county
recorder Of Lincoln. county. Nevada,
IN book Z of mining notices a pages
Us and 1879, and wsre filed for record
April 20. 1912.
T, ]. MONTGOMERY
First pblication 1--Sl-'l4
Last, 5-2-l4.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-14

i. TO- For1-H ~ oICIAL DIS.
u.e. Court ef the stsfa CT Nevada.
ia and t,T the county Of Lincoln.
Phoebe net Ia lliniuE Contrary. =
Cooperation. Plaintiff. w. Pioche Ne
vada Consolidst Mining Company. a
Corporation, Ief,udaat
Notice OF sher fi's sac en- Execu-
tior.
Under and hy virtue o. a Writ ~
Execution. issued out Of thoF ourth
Juiiliai Distg let Court OF the State Of
Nevada. in aud for the County Of Lin
coin. on thhe 18th day az February A.
d.. 1914. ia the above entitled action.
Wherein. Piocehs Metals Mining eom.
paay. cogporalion. the above named
plaiutII recovered Judgement against
tho Plaocho Nevada Consolidated Min
tag Company. corporation. said de.
tendsgt. on the 18th day OF January .
D.. 1914. for the sum OF Fourteen
Hundred Dollars (Sti0o 00l. lawful
money Of tho United States. with in
forest thereon at the rate OF eight
Der ccent per snnum. from octouer
S9h. 1911. 20 December 9th. 1871. and
from DecGmbc- 9th. 1911. 70 tbs date
~ iuc.s e.nent at tho rate e zen Per
,eut pr annnm. together with Oae
hundred Eo.ty pol.srs (.l;e00l st.
;oruoy's fees aud costs ard d.shurse-
ments. SC the date OF said judgement
aad acc-uins coSts. now amounting to
the sum OF Ma, teen AID 5o.loo Dol.
AIRS as appears e rs OF recori. whicn
said leaSement was duly doeketed an,
recorded. have. o. this S5Sh Gay o.
searaary. 4. d. 1914. duly layisd up
81 the following dssSieod property
,a,wit;
AL that cer.s,n lot. place. or parcel
ei mintas ggoand. situate. lying ana
&stss in tha e Mining District Iru-
eomC ouaU. Nevada. consist ns OF
theses eertaia uppStsated lode min
laS claims commonly kncva as and
ASmed tae North Star, NJ h Star
No, |. rsdsmsn. tn isman No. /.
little Jay sud Little Jy No. |. all
e record in the Office OF the County
Recorder Of said Linceln County. Ne
ysas. 10 which records reference is
hereby made Tor further and more
particular description CT said mining
cams
Notice is hereby given. that on
SATURDAY, the 2ist day Of March AID,
1914 at IL O'clock. neon. OF that
day. st tsae trrou, ioar az the cour,
AoGse. IL the Town % Picche. County
i-Sneola ard State Of Nevsa3. vii
Il Obedience 70 sad Writ Of Exeeu.
zion, sat the shove described proper,
Y, or 50 rsGea thereof as u,ay Be
a>esssary 10 satisfy SAID plaintiff;
! Judgement wttk interest thereon and
ecses, 70 TIE hi-aess bidder. tog
cash. u laws0l -easy Of TIA CaitsS
States
NseAs, New, February ss,A. 1914.
DAN J, EoNNow. Sheriff
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IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
irses Court q tbs STATE Of Nevs6a.
IN and 10 ,as cea2y q Il2eoso.
J, s. Wheeler. plS a;iet. vs.. PSoSAs
Monitor Mining COMPANY. a eorrors,
lien. defendant
ForSeloscre ~ Lea SaeSitis sals.
CadsS and BY vS-yurs &C Al order
y sSls AMI Gsecss a2o2 foreclosure al
a Ssa isscsd cut q TIE gc--tA Iu~
oseiA District eoG-t q tie state c.
Nevada, lz~sa1 Ter the soaaS Ct
ls1ecS. ca tie s1ss DAY q ya-aa-v
l. n 1874 IN sAs Above entitled
as<soa ~AsSsSa ] h Wheeler, .As
Aeess sa2asd s1a~ss-it oesSs2e9 52sSs,
meat S2S secrss against PSeeas
Nezsse- Ms2s2S company. . sc-rc-s,
tsez> SsfsaSAsS q tie SIS 6ay CT
@S2Sa-ys A n sSs& rsecrSsS in
l@SSEsSt Ma E q sasS eS--.. /
aRa ea4@2@Ss1 u 81 81 sAcss ser,
a. sceS. sSsSss q Sa1ss,s - -szsaS
s@A2s sss-&ss. S=S All sS.-s =
IL GS zs1-2S Sas@-see. co1aey O. In,
49, sSs,s q SsEasS~ All sSscrsesS
80 seGexS sa~SSSS A. - - Lsse ;
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Ns@s A~sAs, SsSs Awake Ns4 1 Ana
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Sss@ls, sseA u waacs $40 esss-s =
new Fay z-S -a-<se-az-- Sss-EeeS
S@@0 Ia ssccr4s * said -s1>eA eSgr
y SssssA, Ssss Il rs S1acs = rs
e~S2y esce-asr AZ sas -e12y. 10
S42SA Ssssss-Scz C SsS -sxs-ss a.
rS&-s>S -ssrsees = sSrssr -1Ss ~
. -ecs sa1 ,A-s9e1as- a1s ccE>ssxs
iSssec<Ssea - 49, ss,-s All sacs *
sAsE
Ncc,ce = As-~sv Sos .ess g.
r>sxS. lie 80 Szy - Gs-Se. l. n
ia ~ - eSs@cS NJ - >s.s s.v. =
>sre - Us ecc2- caSz e,4~s, u
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s11s u Nsr1aa~ I vi = sSseac~
~ $50 crSse st So All seS-@e ~
Len 80 se@ aNsSe ! scrSess -recer>
y a. ~ sGca sssr~oS Is KY - -s-~
sSss-S ~ $500 saS -ssrS Ns srse>
1s1S ssEA s,Ssrs& seecsSc All ~
49, 49, - -2e aSAesr Al se~
scsssr s>r esss n AVA sccszr u
ne S>res S,aS~e
S~SsS <ssrx- 80 ssSA
1AS = RoNNc~. 49,
Fs->s gum - Axs 49,
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y
restored to health.
Catarrh Of the throat is not only en-
annoying disease of itself, but it ex-
poses the victim to many other dis
eases. We are constantly breathing
into our threats numerous atmos-
pheric germs. Disease germs OF all
sorts. This cannot be avoided. II
the throat is healthy the system is
protected from these poisonous
germs. But If the throat is raw and
punctured with numerous little ul-
GERS. by catarrh, then the disease
germs have easy access to the system.
Keep the throat well and clean.
This Is the way to protect yourself
against contagious diseases. Gargls
the throat as explained in the new
Ellis Of Life" sent free by the Peruna
Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. Barnes says: 81 had throat
trouble and had three doctors treat
ing me. All failed to do me any
good, and pronounced my health gone.
7 concluded to try Peruna, and after
using four bottles can say was en-
tirely cured"
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N>-Tg O. AsFzCS-TN rcs
s-=sS2a - Ssrr>ce1xrs - F1s>
- @ace~s - ne Saas ~ Mesa
AevaS-&1cG NJ. s>&
NsSacs - Ssrs@S x<-ec -asn m -
- SxS x 0ecs2eaS 80 n ~
cs~S2sss VA $1,000 -. sAsrssr zsa
* 'ss> $aSzsz-s X 1865 cesae. " 60
&s. SSrss C@xzass sas s-o. =.
w>s<aS - sss, 1880 e 12esse
ErS <csace eS NsS2iS> rssae aaassrszSur
- ~ snscs <2SSzes~ rS Nz=ssa cr
rssmisxe0 u Seecepraa@ 1as ,1ASe
~aesw> q aAe $500 >sxSA. Sxa
saH-sr~.&ssan = - D. rss5& ~~r
Ssslzsza SSxa<S IS eaaS xacraxS
E<ssC - sa& ~ y &c Sx@ ~ ser
& ESxR - - 80 y. ~
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ANNUAL srArENsNr

rteche N,Esy NJ, 4 Il, Company.
tNr the year ending December Slst,,
.iNtS
laesttea ot property, )asN'spl Min.
hrs Metric. County ~ Lmeon, state
90 Nevada
nEnlT
Dec 81, ia,s, cash o. Hand. $4,000
70 assessments cel,eS "a auy>
las tslS. - X i, !, Asts>NO
Amt, received from 0tAer
SaNSSeS So :, * *, H. e,ANe,No
CsENrr
esia Ter seeg and xsaepA,
eNeenSea ,Ns> >.> l,NSi.NQ
rAA aNiaeads in year,
tslS s., +, 8 >>,yNs,>>> 4, e,ANs.ee
SlSaeS>
SEo, RoorI, Ss<zssSry.
Csllexeg>>ys, VeSss,
First Ma Asg. S,lt. lgsA
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

Tho mendha Nevada Mining Com
pany, For thhe year oadlng peeoH bel
~, 1918
Location OF property. Highland MIN.
Ina diatrlc,. County OF Llneoln State
ot Nevada,
pEnlT
Dee mhcr 81, 1919, - eaah
On hand. b, ,.,..., ,.us s,Ct6,fS
To assessments collected
during 1917, =, -, ~ 49, sac, 60, eG0, 90
Amount collected from ether
sources. i, - +, ~, ~ 81, Is. 1907
CREDIT
Raid fer labor, auppN q and
general expenses, :, <, = ta,69s,ol
Paid dividends IN 1919. /. %. COCO
Balance on hand December
81, 1919, ,.., I'LL ~ a stsTS
signed
T. J, OSBORNE, rrest,
No, Sol Cantln ntal Natloatl Rank
nids,, Val, Lake City, Utah. aud Pr
eshe. Nevada,
First alt, aat. at. ,sit
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Y y ssss = Aastss& sS sSs@assaa kss~A
~ssS sNAe s. = ssS>A& Aaaas ssas as>s
N,NNYss ~ sse ssNsss &ss Nsss ~ ARA
sNes ~ NM We sesSsSssess sss AAs
wAsSsesNs - ~sAs~& NSs we eSs&ss Aars
Y NsAk ~ kss~sAx MsssS M Ne sSaS~
Fssf>NS< - sssssaS ssssss AVA ~ sSAss
= SssA sSs<sasssas s2sASsA
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Iood rnm IN, sr,

Nearly Toe 600 crabs Nc. la ded
In rnglnnn and wsie1 ''r' yrr. ac.
cordlng To the annual ~ = - res
heherleu. while over thlrt. thr,s nil.
lion oyaters. betwce~ " ard tsven
hundred thousand lobeters. sui ono
twenty ak thousand tons OF ,,her
shell-iiah were taken,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-14

4 naeNdS M'e Sis vaS cat wa,a,
tNE With Nvg NswaSNe>N2N $aia syNNst,
ma 'NA, l'essM FAN EN>k Nse ~ ,lgNatN
AMI fNkAN tNeN&rall Ms eSaNauaS,
~ NyS NiNe Nw a'W tlNa. tMt NY
~ eesr y NgNrelM tNiaslpG wNNs q
A've Wee Nay x,NsNNSA IA NNVgNs~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-14

means of pipss and 14o of one
cubic foot per second is to be con-
veyed 10 troughs erected near said
springs, as above described, by means
OF pipes. and there USED for stock
watering purposes. Water not TO ba
returned 10 stream.
W. VI. KEARNEY,
State Engineer
First pub. al; last A..
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-14

A eNesNfNl SSsepeN S>,NeS WIN ~
NNsNceA wsN MAJ MANY atSgsSsSvsA
ANs~ssNSSS SeSsssNA sR3 ws& se~& "a,
Mrsa, h Nh ftsANNA SssSNsss sSAvSs>
= sNs NSsSsseSa$ eSNv>sS WaeSNase
nv SN ssMSAASe sssaNlsNS AMI sSaAes
SSsassAsSs kkse>g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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>sAM &Ay eNe NAes@ a SsNsS tASs
&>eSN2 eSN>sssN SSSSA SAe s&<A@S,
yNSs~ WS~ = SSAzaNsts sasSAse sSSs
Ns M>sssNSR NsNSSg>sSs S%Ss@Ax TASa
= MN IN tSs ySNNH ~ We aveSs ~,
swssSSA SAsNaS> seN%SsA sSsNaeN M
w&s~SsN
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

Providence Min q ard CONNER
cial company. for the year ending On
December ~. 1918.
Location of prsp,ry; Phoebe. Lin.
coin county. state OF Nevada,
DEBIT
Dsocnber 81. 1912. 90 cash
on hand. !. 49,. a.. 50. 900 90
To aasss smonts solicited dur.
Ing 1915. %, !. e.. e.. o.0oo. 90
Amount received from other
sources. =, 3, 49,, u .. s.stSsS
CREDIT
Paid labos. supplies aud gen.
orsl oxpcnsos. q. -. al. 5.,s4sS
Paid dividends In 1913. -. o.o00 90
Balance on hand December
81. 1918. :. $4,000 90
RENE VAN BuGGENHoUpT.
Secretary
Address 7, q, Box l04l.
Providence. X. |.
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NeeeA,sN3 sAe asSey,lsa thar SSSS
seS. Australia wAs sAe ssstssu ANA
N tAs sNasAesN AsNsseNeeNA the NM
Say~r assNNlsed speeial NNgSse ~ =
ANNay~S g'>Nlsss M ,Ne pyvsegysss,a ~
FeeS eswsN elc~MssNesa ANA as&sa~xs,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-03-14

Twm--NneApset, have Ne wealth ~
smsr yeM NY hpa'Ne ara AL tho ter>
Wae pesveNs" NtNel eNoa, Tom, II
yea are AZ hdlN ew ~ that I'm afraid
rSra viii aeNsr llve his eeasent 49,
Nesba sNsalaN FgNnseEinN
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

NNNSsl SiAtEMCNI
of The
HsmhesScr Exp,ors,ioa ccmp&ny
for the year ending December 81.
islS
Location et nine. Jack Rabbit min,
ms district, Lincoln eeeau. state OF
Nevada
DEBIT
January |. 1919, 10 cash aa
hand. ~ * 4, II, +, s, See. aea. %
~ assessments Collected
during the ySaS 1918, ee.ee2, ~
10 amount received frsm
esAsr seeSees. /, h. W. aeV> ~
CREplr
Jan 1914 evs rSrsN 10
trs&secss. =, >>>> sss>a&
Paid SNasrA expenses in
As year .isis. 4, =. ~ sssll
rssa Dividends in eae sssr
1918 i, \. ea.ess.@
oysrarsft e. treasurer psS
81. 1918, 4, /, >>s Sas.ls
y y SEAN
Secretary,
AGASgSsS ExelcSsUea &c
Ns>s aeN M--S--'tss last *--s--as
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rnanN MaAs, remnrrnm..

Our ,uaaya mako onr ,cmorfowe,
and nur ,resent liyea determine the
grade on which We eaust enter any
noxt tie, Mmot y, aayasa>
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Ixw,s " asAsoN, Esncr a Mgr

'"rhe brittle waa very shy" Very
Chs WAS eNan shy ten yenrs when
Il rswv 10 givlnR her agc - ilceton
Evening Transcript,
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ANNUAL STATEMENT


o. rAs
AMA1S&saStsI rscsAs MSsAs 4
SsNsSsvs cSeo-sreSe s>s Ne ysas
sSSs2S r>c~@assS 81. 1914
l>eSsSss es EsSasA ES ~sa,
aas ssssrscSs Lzssca SsssS. sass q
N<xaA
A2SS I, .&& - sssA =.
~ sssSss1&H@ sesseSeS
SsSssS lie ssar sssS,, AN@s&e q
- AmS@Ss rssSSV~s ecn
s~Sss ~s~cSes i s,,a&
cSIN-r
Gess sxSsss~ y yea ssss
(, ss.s
NS SsSsrss sx-sases y
lie y@<- ssss> i ~> x&SA O.
NsSs SsvSssass n 10 .~ax
lss& : i Il ! eaNsAN
AAxss ~ sssS DsSs2ssc
81 sssS E.9esa
VA = xCSSsSrS
AsssS. >sS~sssrv,
" Cs&xe S<ssS
New S@S y Y
rs~S eSA &--%--ssS 49, s-<-sxs
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iso, IA exhaust the myatary ot eur
ufo hetere Mseaeiua e ter the mystery
vi eur death Maurice Maetarllnck, ia
the Century Masaslaa,
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

ANNUAL SIN EMn Nl
ncmijohn Consolidated Mining com.
rsny for the year ending December
al. 1919,
Location q property; Phoebe. Lila.
cola county, state OF N5vada,
DEBIT
December 81. 1912. 10 each
on hand, < :, = :, . soc. 900. 90
To Assessments collected
durinK 1919. i. l.esSSs
Amount received from other
Sources, !, +, :, :. ,,. N.oVe, 90
CREDIT
Paid labor supplies and
general expenses, E. - i.soSie
Balance on hand pecemear
81, 1918, =, :, s, 8, =, - 1888
MArhoNluAR THOMAS,
Secretary
POS Boston Rsildtns.
Salt Lake City. Utah,
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suffered with
Throat Trouble.

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sheriff OF
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+ en- nessee.
from ex-
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ais health
was entirely
ruined, in
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the treat
m en- { h Q
could pro-
cure.
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claims that
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Daily rhsusas

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trust tho Creator for what have not
seen Emerson.
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BONNEVILLE

Tracey Emery was in Westminster
Saturday.
Mrs. Abbie Martin was in Bratile-
boro Monday
The Ladies' Aid will meet Nov. IS.
Dinner will be served at noon.
Herbert Gordon and Herman Favor
were in Manchester Monday.
+. L. Bolster and Mrs. John Bolster
were in Manchester one day last
week
Miss Halle Morse has finished her
work at the hotel and returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Dickinson OF
Peru. recently visited at Roland
Noises
Mrs. ]. Ellenberg of Fairhaven, n.
j., is visiting her daughter. Mrs Mel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Slade visited
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Leroy Williams and Charles Clan
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liams during deer hunting.
Mrs. c. A. styles and Mrs. l.. +.
Benson visited at T.. l.. Cobh's of
South Londonderry Friday.
Mrs. John Enos and son Francis OF
Arlington, who have been visiting rel
atiyes. have returned home.
At the Freeman's meeting held
here Tuesday, Nov. 3. +. l.. Bolster
was elected town representative.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Clayton, who
have been living at Hiram Williams,
have moved back to their home in
Andoyef
Mrs. Flora Burbank went TO Ben
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birthday anniversary of her mother,
Mrs. Lucina Elwell.
Mrs. Lucina Vale has gone To
South Londonderry to visit relatives
and will 90 from there to Worcester,
Mass. 10 spend The winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Flora Johnson.
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