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MOTOR TRIPS ARE POPULAR
Society Folk Planning Long Excur-
sions in Their Machines.
EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS RETURN
Prizes Awarded 20 Women In Their
tennis Tourney at the Country
Club and Also to the
Women Golfers.
Social Calendar.

AfONDAY-Monday Bridge club at Kirk
wood, Mrs. ,-P. k1rke endalh thostene
chldren's matinee dance at t1eld club
children's dance at Garter Lake club Il
TUEsDAY-Dinner-dan at Happy Hol-
low and Carter Lake clubs matinee
dance at Happy Hollow.
WEDNESDAY-Din at Field.
Country clubs: Columbian circle enter.
tainment at hall, Twenty-seeond and
Locust: cottagers' night and moving
pictures at Carter Lake club.
THURSDAY-M and Mrs c. NJ VIII
helm, picnic supper and tango party at
Rosemere lodge Carter Lake CLUB din
FRIDAY-Women golfers at Country
club, chldren's matinee dance and NOV
iLg pictures at Carter Lake club; din
ner-dance at Seymour Lake Country
club.
sATURDAY-week-e dlnnor-dance at
Field, Happy Hollow and Country clubs;
members dance night, Carter Lake club.
Motor trips are the most popular di-
version this year. one OF the longest
trips by automobile is planned by Mr..
Ward Burgess and Mr. Joseph Barker.
who will go to Wianno, Mass, where
their families are spending the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. A. l. Reed and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. @. w. Wattles and daugh-
ters, Mr. Frank Burnley and Miss Mary
Burkley and Mr.. Luther Drake, all leave
here July % for Albany. where the Wat
ties and Reed cars will meet them and
the entire party will motor from there
TO Boston and wianno. Miss Lynn Cur
tbs expects TO go from Greenwich to WI
ammo the first OF August.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick left Thursday
evening for Lake Placid, n. Y. to join
Mr. and Mrs. @. w. Mixter at their
uyin
through the Berkshires and later Mrs
Fitzpatrick will also take motor trip
with her brother. Mr.. Charles Burnham.
of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Davis and their
daughters. Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Meliora Davis, left Thursday for At
lantic City. and after week there will
motor In their car 10 Lake Champlain,
returning later to Watch Hill, r. l., for
the remainder OF the season.
Mrs w. l.. Yetter and son, Barnett
Yetter. have returned from a motor trip
70 Kansas City. where they spent two
weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Klauck and fam
fly have returned from a three weeks
motor trip 10 Chicago. They went TO Chi
cago In two days over the White Pole
road and returned by way Of the Lincoln
Highway. Extensive improvements are
being made on the Iowa roads.
Mr.. John Caldwell. Mr. Cuthbert Potter
and Mr.. Ben Gallagher have gone TO
Okoboji for the week end
Mrs NJ c. Peters, Miss Daphne Peters,
with Mr.. Clarence and Mr. Douglas Peters
and Mr.. Daniel Mccarthy. jr.. OF Chicago.
left Thursday in the Peters car for Oko-
boil TO spend the week end
Mrs e w. Nash. with Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Nash. left Friday by motor for
Dubuque. where the former will remain
two weeks with her daughter. Mrs. George
Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nash will
return Monday tsa
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Me sbIbs
Robert Edwards.
Al Seymour Lake Country Club.

Mr. ard Mrs. J. j. Hinchen entertainer
at a dinner dance Friday evening" having
with them:
Miss o. Bren,
Miss Shout
DR. George Carroll
T. p. Curran.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Crosby entertained
Friday, the dinner being followed by
dancing Their guests wee:r
Mrs F. T. Shepherd of Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eek,
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Mangum,
Miss Katherine Cow,
Master Willis Shepard,
Edward Crosby.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Juckiness had with
them:
Miss Marguerite Yocum,
Miss Helen Clementie,
Mrs A. b. Boyton
Mr.. Earl L. Hofmann.
Mr. Fred Cahow was host for the fol-
lowing party:
Margaret Hoffman, Merriam Burke.
Margaret Bridges,
MesBrs.- .MessrG.-
Vincent Shook, Jack Hoolihan.
Fred Cahow,
Dining with Mr.. and Mrs. Orin Merrill
were Miss Josephine Jennings and Wal
ter Lutz Of Council Bluffs. Ia.
Jack Dugdale had with him Misses
Dorothy Fleming and Arlene Abbott
and Messrs Edward oNeill and Jack
Dugdale.
Dining with Mr. and Mrs w c. Nc
Knight were Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Nc
Carthy. Mr. and Mrs. Singer and Miss
Mcknight.
Mr.. and Mrs George Francis and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Culkin were together.
Harry Christiansen had with him Miss
Maude Codran, Miss SIara Elster and
Mr.. Harold Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bckins had the fol-
lo'''n0 guests at the dinner dance:
Misses MissA.-
Kersey Kinney of Louise Kinzev of
Anna Higley,
Messrs- Messrs
melvin Bekins, Paul Bekins
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Kinney Of Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Haywood Of Arcadia.
Neb. ''i'''
Other parties were entertained by C. A.
Melcher, who had three guests; A. Fl.
Frye, three guests; Charles Ware. ten
guests.
Prof. Chambers and a corps Of his
pupils demonstrated a number of the new
fall and winter dances Friday evening.
Gale B. Current entertained at a dane
ing party to celebrate his seventeenth
birthday anniversary. A huge birthday
cake occupied the center of the table.
The guests were:
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Birthday Party.
vor Visiting Turner'S.

The Omaha Turner Girls club will en-
tertain next Thursday at the Carter Lake
club in honor OF the turner girls who Will
be here from eastern cities to attend the
national tournament. The afternoon will
be spent in swimming. boating and other
sForts. Dinner will be served at the club
and the party will dance in the evening.
Miss Rose Hudecek Is chairman of the
local committee in charge Of the enter
tainment
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Mrs. Clement Chase for a few days.
They Will make an extended trip through
Yellowstone National park and the Puget
Sound country, and will return by the
way OF the Canadian Pacific Late in
September they viii be the guests of
Miss Jean Stirling and her summer home
on Lake Superior.
Miss Mary Doud and Mrs. Miller left
last evening to join Mrs. E. o. Hamilton
at Estes Park to spend the summer.
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Women Golfers.

Mrs w. G. Silver won the prize for the
Women Golfers Of the Field club Friday,
and was awarded an attractive picture.
Mrs. E. II. sprague won the prize for
the Women Golfers tournament last
week, with score OF fifty for nine holes.
She was given six lemonade glasses with
glass straws-
The women viii play at the Country
club next Friday.
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For the Future.

An ice cream lawn social will be given
Monday evening by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of Hanscom Park Methodist Epis-
copal church. on the church lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Comfort leave this
evening for Denver and other Colorado
points They will be gone two weeks
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At the Field Club.

Others entertaining at dinner were: w.
II. Koenig. who had two guests; C. e
Hunter. five; A. NJ. Jeffrey. six; j. B,
Fradenburg, ten; t. c. Hyson, four; +. s.
Sturtevant. six; Jack Kelly, six; A.
Bailey, four F. s. shotwell. two; A p.
Whitmore. four; II. H. Fish. five.
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Engagement Announced.

Rev. and Mrs. H. J..,Albrecht Of Coun-
ell Bluffs ANNOUNCE the engagement Of
thelT daughter. Elfreda Claris.. and Mr..
Russell Raymond Robertson OF Omaha.
The wedding will take place in August.
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To Attend Opening of Stadium.

Miss Helen Epeneter Is popular ana
fortunate young woman who viii attend
the Princeton foot ball game the
Saturday preceding Thanksgiving This
game will be the formal opening Of the
new stadium or punch bowl as the
new athletic field is called at Yale.
Miss Epeneter goes east this fall to
spend several weeks with her aunt Mrs
Milan Parks Harlow. of Hartford, Conn,
who will entertain at house party at
the time OF the game, for a number OF
Yale men.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
Bernays.H Hamilton Wedding.

Friends here have received from Mrs.
Chetwood Hamilton. formerly OF Omaha.
now OF Los Angeles, announcement OF
the marriage Of her daughter. Eva
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Return from whist Congress.

Mrs. T. NJ. Orr has returned from the
whist congress al Lake Placid. n. Y
Mrs. Frank coipetier stopped IN Chicago
with her daughter. Mrs. Harry wilkins.
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At Happy Hollow.

Dr. ]. M Bannister had seven guests
at dinner last evening at Happy Hollow;
DR.. ]. p. Lord, seven; T. H. Fell, six; r.
H. Fonda, eight; ]. ]. Hannighen. seven;
r. M. AIKEN, four; W. C. Ross, four; w
D. McHugh. two; F. D. wead, eight; r.
@. Holman, four; I. Sibbernsen, eight;
Senator Norris Brown. three.
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Entertains Visitor.

Miss Mary Leslie entertained twenty
five guests Thursday evening in honor
Of her cousin, Miss Helen Godfrey Of
Galena, Ill.
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Louise. 70 Mr. Philip sherman Bernays.
They will be at home after August Is at
1854 shatto street. Los Angeles.
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Columbian Circle.

The Columbian circle will entertain at
its hall. Twenty-second and Locust
streets, Wednesday afternoon.
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At the Country Club.

Mr.. Denman Kountze had as his guests
Misses Esther Wilhelm. Elizabeth Reed.
Erna Reed; Messrs. Philip Chase, Bur
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Celebrates Birthday.

Mrs. John r. Young was very pleas
sntly surprised on her birthday Thurs
day by a number of her friends who
presented her a beautiful electric lamp.
The afternoon was spent in music and
| games. Those nresent were.
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European Travellers.

DR.. Horace Ludington and Or. Paul
Ludington sailed on July 10 for Europe.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
Birthday Surprise.

Mrs william S, Lambert was pleas
antly surprised Thursday at her new
home. the occasion being her birthday.
Those present were;
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from two months fishing and camping
trip in the Canadian Rockies.
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Childrens Party.

Mrs. Miriam Cozad entertained Thurs
day afternoon az her home, BIZ South
Twenty-seeond street for Master Busters
third birthday After an enjoyable after
noon refreshments were served. Those
present were:
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ing. Covers were laid for:
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ. Giller.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ Gouldlng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Huff
Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Mikeseli
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Bruening.
Misses Misses
Louise StorK, Olga Storz
Messrs,- Messrs-
Louis Storz, DR.. II, N. Fitzgerald.
Karl Book, Dr. A. Sachs
Mrs Emma B. Manchester, supreme
guardian OF the woodman Circle, enter
tained the supreme officers, who are
attending the semi-annuAl council in this
city. at dinner at the Field club satur-
day evening The decorations were car
ried out In color scheme Of pink, green
and blue, lilies and larkspur being used.
Hand-painted fans marked each place
Covers were laid for:
Mesdames- Mesdames-
L. Il. Campbell of Effie Rogers of
Port Huron, Mich; Little Rock, Ark;
Mary r. La Rocco Of Susie Brighton OF
ST. Paul, Mimi; Muskogee, OkL;
Minnie Williams OF Eta Mills OF
Pittsburgh, Pa; Jacksonville, Fla;
Hadassah Johnson ofIda NJ Kelly OF
Columbus, o.; Davenport, la;
| May Taylor OF Emma B.
San Antonio, Tex; Manchester.
Miss Dora Alexander.
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED

Beautiful 4-ROom Apartment with
Linen and China. Bath with always
hot and cold water, $37 per month.
Corner Sherman and Sherwood Aves.
Inquire 322 So. 10th st. Phone
ID. 3463.
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Bridge Breakfast.

DIIUbO bIUdhIdSI
Mrs. George Lamoureux entertained
Thursday morning at a bridge breakfast
for Mrs f. l.. Lamoureux and daughter
Frances. OF Medicine Hat. Canada, and
for Miss Beulah Parker OF Plattsmouth
The other guests were:
Mesdames- Mesdames-
John Edwards, of Chicago,
Ivan Longworth, @ c. Clarey
Besley, Clarence Owen,
William Truelsen, William Fuller,
w w. Davis, Royce.
Harry Schifferle
Miss Edith Hamilton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Pegau entertained
at dinner at the Field club Saturday even
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Mr.. ard Mrs. J. j. Hinchen entertainer
at a dinner dance Friday evening having
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-10-22
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Paints, Parks Drug store.

Paints, Parks Drug store.
Miss Donna Sloan, who has been Wis.
iting r. E. Sloan, 211 North Washing
ton street, has returned to her home
in keoSauqua.
Mrs. Morgan Griswold of Cincinnati,
Ohio, is visiting Mrs. Herbert G. Ped
rick, 1919 Castle street.
Milks' Emulsion, Parks.
Mrs. c. E. Copeland of Eldon, has
gone to Batavia, after visiting George
Randall, 307 West Finley avenue.
Mrs. Mary Wall of Mt. Ayr, is visit
Mrs. w. H. Giltner, 1927 North Court
street, and Mrs. Rebecca Dickinson of
Wellington, Kan, who has been visit
ing the former, have gone to Creston
to visit relatives.
Wa Hoo $1.0O bottle for Csc, Parks.
Mrs. Ada P. Owen who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Porter, 22S
North Ransom street, has returned to
her home in Seattle, Wash.
Stock remedies, Parks Drug store.
Free, an eight cup universal perco-
lator. Call at Grand Union Tea Co.,
222 East Main street, for particulars.
See window.
Mrs. Walter Abegg who has been
visiting her son, Jake Abegg, 4O7 West
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Woodland avenue, has returned to her
| home in Blakesburg.
Mrs. George Mowery, ia South Eel
lows avenue, has gone to Osceola to
visit with relatives.
Mrs. ]. N. Cherry, 1853 Alta Vista
avenue, has gone to Keokuk to visit
| friends.
Mrs. Mary Lane, 1874 North Sheridan
avenue, has gone to Hamilton, H., to
visit relatives.
Penslar Remedies guaranteed, Parks
Mrs Adam Flockhart who has been
visiting Mrs. H. Farlow, sos North
Fellows avenue, has returned to her
home in Cedar Rapids.
Miss Julia Warner, 319 North Wash
ington street, and Miss Alice Nelson,
GOT Locust street, have gone to Blakes-
burg to attend the funeral of Miss
Warmers father, w. H. Warner.
Mrs. F. P. Taylor Of Chicago, has
gone to Kansas City, after visiting
Mrs. S. M. Birney, 229 West Fifth
street.
Window glass, Parks Drug store.
Mrs. S. M. Bowen, ia North Moore
street, has gone to Douds to visit her
parents.
Mrs. c. Eaton of West Second street,
has gone to Keosauqua to visit her
mother.
Miss Helma Nordgren of Moline, ILL.,,
has returned home after visiting AL
fred Nordgren of Grandview avenue.
Mrs. r. l.. Stentz, 534 North Green
street, has gone to Knoxville to visit
with relatives.
Free, an eight cup universal perco-
lator. Call at Grand Union Tea Co.,
222 East Main street, for particulars.
See window.
Lewis Henderson and daughter
Louise of Sigourney, have returned
home after visiting William Veitch,
COS Chester avenue.
Mrs. c. B. Hamilton, 1880 East Loo
ust street, has been called to Osceola,
by the death of a relative.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-10-22

taxed the costs of the case amounting
to $316.40 to Mrs. Stewart. An execu-
ton has been issued and levy made
against the household goods left by
the woman in this city. Warrants
charging her and her daughter with
contempt of court were issued by JUS
tice Berry on Monday.
At the conclusion of the justice
court hearing Demeter was taken to
the police court where information had
been filed by J. T. Fletcher, charging
him with cheating by false pretenses.
This action involves the securing OF
food and provisions from the plaintiff,
Demeter wasScommitted to the county
Jail on $500 bonds and the case con-
tinued by the police Judge.
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BOSTON LEADER TO
ENTER VAUDEVILLE

New York, Oct. 21.-George T. Stall
ings, manager of the worlds cham
pion Boston Braves, finally has sue
cumbed to the siren call of Dives. The
big Chief yesterday signed a con-
tract to appear in vaudeville and make
his debut at the Palace theater next
week. Stallings is preparing for him
self a monologue dealing with the
comedies, tragedies and melodramas
of the diamond The salary which
caused Stallings to fall is the largest
ever given diamond celebrity for
stage work.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-10-22
CARL DEMETER IS
IN MORE TROUBLE

The troubles of Carl Demeter are
evidently not over yet. He was ar
rested in Boston, Mass, a few weeks
ago by Constable J. M Huffman and
brought back here on the charge of
cheating by false pretenses, informa-
ton having been filed in Justice H. C.
Noslers court by Mrs. Gala Stewart
in July of this year. Mrs. Stewart
alleged that Demeter had taken $500
of her money to Gary, Ind, where he
was to invest it in property for her.
He is said to have appropriated it for
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only dollar but they're worth
would to find in higher priced models good
These Whmor waists sold here
exclusively splendid
a o small price.
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his own use and to have later written
back here that any attempts to locate
him would be useless, as he was en-
route to Greece.
When arraigned in Justice Nosler's
court, the morning after his return
with the officer from the eastern city,
he asked for a change of venue, which
to Justice w. J. Berry's court. The
hearing was set for Monday morning
of this week. At that time the prose
cutting witnesses, Mrs. Stewart and her
daughter Miss Hazel Stewart, failed
to appear and the case was continued
until this morning. The prosecuting
witnesses not being in court today,
Justice Berry dismissed the action and
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-10-22

In Charles O. Warren the republi-
cans of Wapello county have man
who would serve the people well as
their treasurer. He has had consider
able business experience in the taking
care of funds and the heavy book work
in connection with the keeping of such
counts. He is native Of Ottumwa,
having been born thirty-one years ago
and for the past thirteen pears has
been an employ in the general office
at the John Morrell & Co., packing
plant. His father was the late Will
lam R. Warren, who so faithfully
served the people of Wapello county as
their treasurer and acted so capably
as the auditor of the city of Ottumwa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-10-22
MRS. RUTH MCCULLOUGH AND
CLARENCE MCCORMICK.

Clarence Mccormick, the eighteen
year old son of Lancaster, Mo-, farm
er and Mrs Ruth Mccullough, snake
charmer, formerly of Knoxville are now
being held in the Wapello county jail
charged with the murder of Irwin w.
Mellott of Ollie on the night of Oc-
tober 6. The grand jury, which will
take up the investigation of their case
meets next Monday October rs and
the trial will probably be held the
third week in November. The pair
was taken into custody in Chicago
after a weeks chase by Sheriffs E. j.
Grimes of Sigourney and w. E. Knox
of Ottumwa...~A confession was signed
by Mccormick in Chicago in which he
takes all of the responsibility of the
erime upon himself while the woman
In signed statement says that she
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AUTO skiDs INTO POLE.

Chicago, Oct. 21.-Two men were
killed and four other persons. includ-
ing woman, were injured here today
when an automobile in which they
were riding, skidded into telephone
pole. The dead are Thomas Rafter
and Frank Leonard. both of Chicago.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-10-22

Elmer K. Daugherty, republican
candidate for county attorney, is a
native of Davis county having been
born on farm there forty years ago.
His law practice covers fourteen
years, six at Eldon and the past eight
in Ottumwa His ability as lawyer
can easily be testified to by any of
the district court Judges as we'll as
professional and business men follow
ing the various pursuits in this city.
He is making his first try for the
place and if elected has no hobbies to
ride but will discharge the duties of
the office faithfully and impartially as
well as economically to the county.
He has never held a public office. He
has family consisting of his wife and
two children.
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Mrs. A.. T. Stanberry of Mason City
visited with Miss Agnes Argenbright,
Isl Vogel avenue, while enroute home
from Mt. Pleasant.
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
FORFEITURE NOTICE

70 W. j. Huselton, your heirs,
executors and assigns: You and each
81 you are herby notified that the
Undersigned has expended during the
year 1913 the annual amount of
money In labor and improvements
accessory to comply with the annual
assessment law upon the Mayf. cur
No. l and the Mayflour No. 2. lode
mining claims situated In the High.
land Mining District. Lincoln county
Nevada. Said expenditure was made
tor the purpose of holding posses.
sorry right and title to said minin
GAINS under the provisions of seq
ton 2S24 of the revised statutes of
me United States. If you fail to
contribute your proportion of such ex
peholture as q ca-owner in and to
the aforementioned mining claims
your proportion being in tho sum
OF an aggregate of 500 and costs.
yols interest in said claims will
become the property Of the under
lgned, your co-owner, who has made
such expenditure, and improvements
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Terms Of Subscription
LEWIS n. seAsoN. Editor & Mgr.
AFTER TAX COMMISSION

The Nevada Ca T. mems assccia.
ton was organized in Reno Saturday.
-compos d of men engaged in the
stick business in Nevada and In the
east arn counties OF California. Iial dly
given time to dry the ink with which
the minutes of the first meeting were
recorded. one OF the members an
noiinees AZ ated in the Appeal yes
day. that the Nevada Cattlemen's as
socIatic.. Intends to take an active
part ii the coming campaign; viii
have candidat for the legislature. in
every county that will lock afte4 the
into. ests OF the taxpayers and abolish
til useless commissions now existing
and many other OF the so-called re.
form O. remedial laws. He named
81 critically the tax commission and
said later the abo.ishing OF other com
Missions weld follow.
X the s. mt eman who spoke voices
tha sentiment c1 tha Other members
OF che Gait emen's association and he
probably do 8, that association, only
three days Old has already outlived 1t
na falncss and Is doomed to the bit
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Permission to Appropriate the Pub.
lie Waters of the State of Nevada.
Application No. 1878
Notice Is hereby given that on the
10th day Of January. 1913. In accor-
dance with section SO. chapter lao.
OF the statutes of 1913, one James
Ryan. of Caliente, county Of Lin.
coin, and state Of Nevada, made ap
plication to the state engineer Of Ne
ada,for permission to appropriate the
pubic waters of the state Of Nevada.
Such appropriation to be made from
Meadow Valley creek. at a point in
the NEA Of NWA of Sec. s. T. 4
s. K. ~ e., M. D. B & NJ. by means
OF dam and one-third cubic feet per
second Is to be conveyed to the NY
OF NWA Of sec. Is. T. 4, 8. R. Ct E.
M. d. B. & NJ. by means OF ditch
ana flume, and tn re used for irrl-
cation purposes. Water not to be
returned to stream.
Signed:
w. NJ. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
Date OF Its pub. 1-24-14; last on
e-21-'14.