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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
NEW HOME HOTEL
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Norfolk, Va, Aug. a0.-~Tire. sup
posed 10 be 81 incendiary origin. de-
stroved the New Home hotel and a
large wood storage place on One Hun
bred and First street, Pine Beach.
early yesterday morning. The FIRE was
discovered ut 1880 O'Clock when
flames were seen ieaping along the
front and rear Of the New Home hotel,
occupied by negroes.
Sin families OF negroes occupied the
hotel and they were forced To leave
the baldlag IN their night clothes,
losing all their belongings. The people
on the second and third floors of the
building were forced 10 jump from the
second story window TO escape the
flames
The fire spread TO a wood storage
house owned by " II. Bowman and il
was but a few minutes before the en-
tire place was In Il hlaze and nearby
property WIS threatened, A telephone
message was sent TO Chief Mclaughlin.
IF the Norfolk fire department. lie
sent No. 6 company aud also went 10
the scene Roth places were burned To
the ground when the firenen arrived,
and they directed their efforts to saw
ing adjoining property
f. i. Lindsay 4512 Co1ley avenue,
who owned the New Home hotel, esti-
mated his loss at $500 not covered
NV insurance The loss to the wood
81 forage pile was estimated at about
$4,000, without Insurance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
CONFUSE CHARGES
AGAINST PRISONERS

suffolk. Va. Aug, Set is not every
day that u man Is arrested on one
charge and faces the judge on an alto
rether different charge in court, but
that happened in two cases In Mayor
Holladay's court Yesterday morniaR,
one prisoner being discharged VINO,
under any ether circumstances would
have hardly escaped fine.
docket was led by the names OF Sam
docket was led Is yrhe names Of sam
4. Tyler, charged with trespass ON the
Norfolk and Western railroad, sam s
only ofrense was beating a ride on a
freight and his honor had already de-
cided to do the usual thing In such
eases-discharge him. and tell him 10
get out Of town in a hurry. The turn
KEY brought In a prisoner. the mayer
dismissed him with a few words and
a wave Of his head and told him 10
get ont The man looked puzzled but
he did not stop to ask questions, and
in moment had disappeared around
a corner of the market
His honor called the next case.
Thanking the man who stood before
being drunk, the mayor was about 10
deliver little sound advice, con
Guided with $50 much and costs" when
he found that the tresspasser stood
before him, and the disciple of Bac-
chus was gone. No law on the book =
could bring Mechanics back on the
same charge. aud the MAYOR couldn't
remember any by which he could fine
Tyler. so the genial hobo turned ON
his heel ana soon shook the dust of
Suffolk from his well-worn shoes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
COLUMBIA

Columbia Va. Aug 80 --Msss Ella
Pittman and John Ptttman motored
from Williamsburg, and are visiting
the Misses HodFson
Miss Rachel Willard and brother.
Harry, have returned home after
spending two months with relatives In
Chicago
Miss Margaret Goode. Of Richmond.
Is the guest of Miss Avis Wood
The Misses Hodsson entertained de-
tightfullY on Tuesday night In honor
Of Mss Pittman, of williamsburg
Mrs. b r. Cowherd Sr.. Is visiting
relatives In Hanover, and will spend
week In Harrisonhurg with her son,
r. II. Cowherd, Jr
Miss Marie FaVne gave a most en-
joyahle watermelon party on Thurs
day night at her home on James
river
Mss E.i5zahetH Eea]l, Of Richmond,
is spendinC the weekend with friends
her"
1'fs~ t'j~abetb Cooke is the guest
r. "tes N10cy PAYNE
ar Misses Cabei Of Point-of-
}'r3E. entertained friends from Rich
mpUd fer the week end.
Mrs Sallie Evans Smith has re
turned to Richmond. after a visit TO
friends al Wilmington. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
REPORT GERMANS
S[ACKEN MARCH

London, August 30.-The French
embassy has received a telegram de-
scribing the situation on the French
front from the Somme TO the Vasges
as "the same today as 1t was yester-
day"
The telegram adds that the Germans
seem to have slackened their march
and from German prisoners the gray
ity of their losses is confirmed.
One hundred and sixty railway
trains loaded with German troops
passed through Belgium last night
from the southwest toward the north
east, according to an Antwerp dis
patch.
These trains. the dispatch con-
tinues, are transporting one army
corps with the full equipment and
1T would appear that the rapid ad-
vance of the Russians Is compelling
the Germans to withdraw troops from
the line of the Meuse''
The German force at Brussels has
been reduced to minimum.
An official Berlin dispatch by Mar
conf wireless says:
THE army led by Crown Prince
Frederick William is advancing to-
ward the Meuse. The troops under
the Crown Prince of bavaria were at
tackled from Nancy and the south. but
the enemy was driven off,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
SOCIETY

their summer cottage. near Bone
island.
Louis Meyberg and family have re-
turned from y two weeks stay at
Millboro.
Mrs, James n, Hunter left Wednes-
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Keith
Carlin, In Alexandria
Mrs. i. l.. Cheuery and family have
returned from Lynnwood Va, where
they spent The month of August
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Bogue. OF Bal
ti1flore. are the guests of Mrs. ~ G..
Wightman
Macon Hart has returned from a
visit tc~relatives in Louisa county.
Miss Alice Howison leaves this week
for Lynehburg and from there WI
go to Tazeweli. Va, where she win
teach this session
Miss Virginia Potts is the guest o.
Miss Clife Wherrv. in Bon Air
Mrs. u. r.. Nidyette has returned
from visit to relatives in North
Carolina.
Mrs, NJ. r, Luck has returned from
a visit to her sister Mrs. HUMPHREYS,
in spottsYlvauia county.
Mrs T. A. tray has az her &uesf
Miss Alice Cochran Of Texas
Miss Anna Aub1e. Of Baltimore wae
the guest of Mrs. r, ". Newman fsa q
few days this week.
Miss Virginia Howison has return
ed from a visit to friends In Mid
lothian,
Mr. and Mrs Walter Martin Jo0es
are spending few days at Old Point
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
CLOSE Of MOST
SUCCESSFUL SEASON

Montreal. y. C, August 3o-nr
I.fnete has announced thu, the time
g. ~. -. $1,000. .,at-rz -,
- - 'tao
aireadE been fixed fer July to
August &c and that Or Chapman
hga nran3ee4 "a yat,ff, far To-, ,t,,.s
- -. .,-->,,s.,-. -,
"''"- ~ MA 'i'Stf laa also oehf'tteiH
promised 70 return. He expressed
the thanks II the audience 10 pr
Johnston ana 10 the auartefte for
heir work
Dr. p. CLAW lilly called on the
audience to express by a rising yGto
their thanks 10 Dr IJne.e for me
cansummate ahllltv with when 10
had rnauaRad the program. ana Rev
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
Steamer Line to
Discontinue for War

New Bern. n. c.. Aug 3o.~-rnfor~
nation has been received In New
Bern that the owners of the stea mer
L. b. Shaw. which has for several
months been plying between this city
and Baltimore, making stops at Nor
folk and Washington, n c., have de-
cded 10 discontinue the operation of
this vessel In letter to a we'll
known business man, Frank Reilly.
the captain says the European war
HAS caused shipments Of freight to de-
crease, while the cost of operating the
vessel has Increased and 1t Is mainly
on this account that the owners of the
vessel have decided to discontinue it
for the time being. Captain Reilly,
however, adds that as soon as con-
ditions have become little more set
tied that the steamer will probably
be put back in operation on this line.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
EI.0N'S SESSION
BEGINS WEDNESDAY


Zion College, n G., August 30
lslua college was chartered by the
general assembly 81 North Carolina
on March H. 1884. and opened its
doors September .. 1890. ON that
same date fhis year It's twenty-nftB
annual session ALL begin. 4 quarter
century has brought many changes
ANA large progress, and on these
things he oldest citizens of this co..
leGe town delight 10 dwell with rich
fHlnrsS ~ detail
"NhN when we started the thing
off here I'm lS90. the campus looked
more like sawmfl yard than a
grove one Of them said recently,
And we only had two buildings, and
neither of Them finished and but
three houses FOR citizcus- They were
hopeful, optimistic DAYS however. and
out of their weakness and iuco4u-
pleteness has Developed in n quar-
ard here '1as fureeathefcd from sew
snteen dilfeTen CONFERENCE.-The a
student body Of nearly 400 wish
/ could be here to sec things twenty
five years from now"
President Harper feels confident
that four hundred students will en-
roll this year. in spite Of poor crOps
and in spite Of wars ana -rimors Of
wars Last year 3SG students came.
The question is freuuertly asked
here, II when the accommodations
are all taken. additional dormitortes
viii be erected with view 10 enlare-
ing the student body to 500 or 500
It is Interesting 10 hear tho arpu-
fneuts pro and con touching This
matter. though II Is generally under
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31

street from Louisa. Mrs Nelson will
be accompanied by Mrs. John T. Nc
Guire sr, who win be her guest for
the month Of September
Colonel William II. Palmer has gone
to his summer home, Mountain
View, near Blaeksburg. to spend the
month Of September.
Miss sallie r. Walker returned 10
her home on Fast Grace street Satur-
day from Buckingham. where she has
been the guest Of friends the past two
weeks.
Mfr r. NJ Darlington ia spending the
weekend at Virginia Beach.
Suffolk. Is the guest Of Mrs. II. f.
Walker. Of Fast Grace street
Mr. and Mrs II W Rountree. who
have been spending tho past month at
the Gre@Hhc5er. White sulphur Springs
are now visiting their daughter. Mrs
4. b. Cta~s-sr4. III IJarsisonburg,
AfrS. = W Mooney has returned
bone from visit t. friends in Rock
tTidge county
Mrs II r Walker and daughter.
Miss Minnie Walker, have returned
from Fordham, where they were the
guests 81 Mrs Walkers daughter, Mrs
L4mpkln.
Mrs Arthur Lee Glasgow is spending
the carly autumn at her country
home al Arvonia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
JUNALUSKA CLOSES
GOOD SEASONS WORK

Waynesville, August 30.---With the
closing Friday of the deaconess
conference at Lake Junaluska, the Of
fetal program and the conference sea-
son Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, came to a close, end
ing one Of the most successful and
highly profitable seasons of the
Southern assembly From July 16 to
August rs Lake Junaluska has enter
tanned many hundreds OF Christian
workers, and has enjoyed a half
dozen or more large conferences.
The deconess conference, which
closed its hree-days session last
night, had for its leader Miss Myrtle
Long. Of Biloxi, Miss. Among the
other noted speakers and Christian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
Tea FER Miss Moore.

Me- fe1iee Lewis ~ this city en-
ferris e~a at a very delie htfol tea if
c8utef uent O. Miss 1Hlia Moore 81
Richmond on Wednesday afternoon
nj thu residence of Miss Samers An
,serson al the warm Springs,
Miss Moor is The attractive guest
If n ss Elizabeth Johnston ~ Three
Hills Those invited 10 meet Miss
Johnston end Miss Moore included
MISS TFffea Talte oC 81 Louis. Miss
Ruth Stewart. Wilmington Del;
Misses Katherine Eieks au8 Mamie
1oues. 81 Richmond Miss Gertrude
white. Churchville. Va. Miss May
Daugerfeld North Carolina Miss
Mary Thomas Ptcters. Greensboro,
Ala and Mse@es t@e5e Mason and
Jean McA}H$teE ff Springs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
SUSPECTED OF CRIME
DENIES THE CHARGE

80 1000. Sna-1--
Washlh2 tol', '0E' 1ah $50 .f4
I'm adas S'i'f''t '@ f~tei'N Mn 49, 80 :,
t"eht WV" 4eafN GA ~ ,,..7t
EesleF0aE bS i've : no. i'e -
and he44 I'f w." AinS 'feot 50 ~0U't'
tNAt &U'"oi tti#H' ""e'V' =
ne Is wanted ~ @hSNef - - g
attacking sHS@ eoioFea siii'
You got the wrong man mis- time
said Criah WHOM he reached police
HEADQUARTERS I'm from Maryland.
I'm a Charles county man"
shanklin was closely questioned
about hts knowledge.o OF Charles county,
bur the only mau he knew in the
county. hn stated was Mr.. Jackson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
ASFL AND

Ashland. Va Aug ga large
number Of Ashland people attended
the HnYeiiina IF the Confederate
Thursday.
Miss Marion Iasher will leave next
week to visit her sister, Mrs, L. r..
Crooks In tNnchbusK
William Hammond and Roxley
Vaughan have returned from Virginia
Beach, where they were guests OF
Philip cogpiil
Mr.. and Mrs ". L. Foy have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Misses Ruth Blakey has returned
from yisJl - the Misses Caraw"li. at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
.SEAb0AnD RECALLED
MECHANICS LAID OFF

Portsmouth. Va. Aug. 3o.The Sea
board Air Line railway has recalled
sixty per cent Of the mechanical force
furloughed from the shops In this city
abnAt two weeks ago. They will re-
turn TO work AZ the shops on Tues
day morning
The war depression was responsible
for heavy reduction In the force IA,
the shops, but now that conditions up
pear 10 be improving, some OF the men
are to return TO their tools
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
VETERAN OF CoNTEDERAu,.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON, DEAD

Manassas, Va, Aug. 3o.--George W.
Johnson, a Confederate soldier, died
Friday morning at his home near
town. He was nearly seventy years
old, and had spent his entire life with
In few hundred yards of the place he
died
His wife, who was Mrs Hannah
Lindsey, FIVE children. Mrs. q. l.
Hutchinson. Mrs. Egbert Harreli, Lee,
Ralph and Willis Johnson. two Sis
ters. Misses Annie and Sarah john
son. and one brother, Joseph r.. John
son, all of this county, survive him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31

the Henry Miller roe, which will sur
pass any performance given ny Il
leading man with a permanent COM
pany here in the past decade.
Director Bertheiet ought 10 know.
Mary Miles Minter Will star in the
part Of the daughter. that created by
Ruth Chatterton In the New York
production, and Lucille LaNerne IL
admirably cast IN the Laura Hope
CreWes role. Thus there will be
three individual stars. supported by
the full complement OF fifteen men,
bers Of the company. l5ut not con-
sidering the cast. If the plays the
thing" there will be few seats avail
able at the Empire this week for
The Rainbow" comes with the unan-
iFnous endorse meats Of New DIRK
and Boston critics, and It is rarely
indeed that Richmonders receive a
recent New York success at popu-
lar prices
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31

workers present were: Mrs. Lucy
Rider Meyer, Miss Helen Gibson, Of
st. Louis. who was Chairman OF the
conference: Miss Merriwether, Miss
DcBardeleben and Mrs. May Ora Dur
ham.
Besides the business sessions, such
important questions as THE Relation
of the Church to Juvenile Courts .
and How the Deaconess May Help
the Negro Through School Work =
and others Of equal Importance were
discussed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
HARRY BERNSTEIN
TO MANAGE THEATEn
LOCAL THEATRICAL MAN WILL
TAKE CHARGE OF LYNCH.
BURG HOUSE.

Harry Bernstein. .. weil-known the-
atr.cal man and wrestling promoter,
has accepted the management of the
Lynchbnrg Academy of Music. He has
left Richmond and will assume his new
duties at once
MIR. Bernstein has been connected
with the Wells Amusement company
Tor several years and lis we'll acquaints
ed with the stage game through hi1
connection with the theaters in Rjch-
mond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
II fHoanss Cottage.

4naoe@ NJ pneste NJ rlounfx cot
tese 6eeaa View. "a. are. Mr.. and
N7fa8en am sun Elizabeth
- y e Mrs WHITE rertslnoait h +.
ara Mrs e Mead. weeksvll1e.
NJ Parker Weelsville. \
sfes Thomas Rocky Mount. y
NJ p e Ellis SUencer. y G,
r 7 Cha@Haan. Spencer. \ e.
r. l. Ti}'er Richmond. va.
F.ure Norfo'k Va MISC II i
Norfolk VA Mr. and Mrs.
~~'' and son. revl9eton Ky: Mfr
%@fhttrt&n WASH n&fou. - r.:
erise Hatzer Mrs william
: a'eoa SER. baltimore Nd Mrs T..
f'-'+"t4 Hn1fi,nore. MI Miss Gra re-
~inetf1 Richmond Va Mr. and
~'@he,seH ana sun and daueh-
RI vs. sht~eton n. G. Mics II
~ f'1's n. Providence. r +. Miss q.
seehvn Providence r I: Mss N
g AHgslaa, Providence. r l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
III s&Yn .ss,~ Il.


fsharfe4 5-..--,t- an Jr. and
r.uc.3e Fass,- oI West Point
were ma -'ara t9osGay In the
rajrtaafs-.s <z-..- ,e f'Ar.stau church,
~ Rev i # Tine matrons
pere Mir Ca~~ Saar herd ber sis
or. ana MIS- *fa~1te 31enmead &&ep-
herd. sss:er uf the groom both ~
Richmond Tive hf}de was fyen
sway hr her hroiher W s East
wood ~ West Point The bride :
daughter Of the late A. W East
wood, mayor Of West Pelnt. for uear-
tn taenty years, and until he died
about 1hree years ago Nj. Denmcad
= she Oldest son If Charles Dem
mead one ~ West Points most wall
cable citizens. who u also a mem
Der Of the town council Tire young
sonple left Immediately after the
ceremony on al extended trip South.
Ard On their return Will reside in
West Point.
n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
Invitation Issued.

AIRS Hnwsan Hooe Wallace Of this
rat- has issued Invitations for the
e<e-~aee pf her daughter Miss Ellen
TN-~s'r&oo Wallace, 20 lieutenant
's-if'iarA TAYLOR Smith, or the United
esates .avy. The wedding will he
soAeT n:y@d IN 81 Georges Episcopal
eh#~ra here on Thursday evening
eeuferg5er 10 ~ sac O'Clock The
heiae {g a great faV0rite with 1ars~
circle ~ friends ard Nj Smith ls n
son - the 'ate r ] Smith and Mrs
Smith ~ h}a CITY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
Brands Todd.

Mr. ara Mrs \ T.. Phillips an
saare.s the marriage ~ their sister
s'*ss Marie Todd. ~ r. l., prandfs
N1ss Todd Is the daughter If the
14te walter ara Tsaaora Todd Mr..
Fra fsals Is secretary ~ the state
bsard ~ pharmacy They were
fl'let.g married In Norfolk At r 30
= oloek Saturday evening by Rev Mr.
snoes The bride was atttrea IN 4
rave sllt, aad was attended bp
h@r s3etfrs After q q extended tour
%r and @rq hrs ais viii make their
hone In H5chm0bd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
Elected School Trustees.

Clarendon. Va. Aug. 30.--John n
fTiner ana Ernest Shreve were elect
ed school trustees for Jefferson and
washington districts at a meeting re-
Gently of the school trustees electoral
board. The board is to meet Monday
TO elect trustees for Arlington dis
trict.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31

Henry Miller's great success, .The
Rainbow viii be given ils first pre-
sentatioa in Richmond this evening
in the hands Of the Eae.ile BaNerne
company at the Empire. MOI only is
this enc OF Henry M3Ier's greatest
successes. it is also ore II the great
est, and most recent PLAYS from the
pen of A. T.. Thomas, Americas most
renowned builder al plays. Further
interest attaches to the fact that, af-
ter a full seasons ran in New York
city. the pay viii receive its first
presentation here. al popular prices,
which IS net the usual thing when a
recent metropolitan success plays
here.
1t viii be the real Introduction Of
the Lucille TaNerne company fer It
VIII lie the first seri8Hs drama they
have undertaken. Stage Director
Berthlet says that he anticipates a
performance by Edward Arnold In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
TELEPHONE
secSc<y Ediso.

Mrs. George W. Frost. OF this city.
gave delightful dance Friday even
i1g In tho hall Of the Blaeksburg Ger
r1a1 cue an honor Of Miss Harriet
FlIriy. q I-awrencesiIie Mrs Frost
sma II So Purdy are members OF the
large Summer colony spending July
sna Ans ST al the Inn tn B.acksburg.
MIS- Front expects to return 70 her
2aariment in the Hanover" about
September :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
GERMAN PRISONERS
LAND IN LONDON

London. August 3o.-~Two British
cruisers landed 200 German prison.
ers yesterday They had been wounded
IN the naval fight off Heiigoland.
Ninety more prisoners were landed
tonight These included an officer
who IL believed to be a son of Adj
miral Won Tirhitz, OF the German
navy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31

Mrs William Gray f. visiting hef
mother. Mrs. John Tyler, on West
Franklin street.
Mrs Garrett Nelson will return to-
morrow to her home on Harrison
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31

0Gce--Mnalson 1e21
Hesfaenee--~M N q . o n
1--g-J.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-05-09
WATER NOTICE

Notice q Application for Permission TO Ap-
uopris,e the Public Waters Of
the State CT Nevada
Application No. $50.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 9TH day
Of November, 1913. 10 accordance with section
80, CHAPTER 40, Of the Statutes II 1913, one
Thomas Griffin q CArlin. County Of Elko, and
State Of Nevada, made application to the
state Engineer Of Nevada for permission
TO appropriate the public waters OF the
STATE Of NevadA. Such appropriation
is 70 Be made from Mays Greek, at q point n.
10 deg. w, I2as Zee. s.on SWi Cor. See 5,
T. 32N. r 81 T.. VI. ID. B.& NJ, being in the
SEf.of SWf Of Sec. 5. said township and
range, BY means Of dams and three cubic feet
per second Is to be conveyed to the Nj Of
sEt Of Sec. 5. and NJ Of SWt OF Sec 4, and
Lots 9. 10 and IL, and the NWf Of 81 IA Of
Sec. 4. T. 81, n. r. 81 T., NJ. ID. b. m, BY
means Of bitches and there used for irrigation
and domestic purposes. Water not to be re
turned 10 stream.
Signed W. NJ. kEARNEf,
State Engineer.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-05-09
N o
State Of Nevada in and for the County
Of Eureka

In the matter Of the Estate Of Margaret
Winzell, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Frank j. Win
zell, having fled in this court a document pur-
porting TO be the last will and te-timent Of
Margaret Winzell, deceased, and his petition
praying that the same be admitted TO probate.
the hearing thereof has been fixed by said
court for Tuesday. the 9Th day Of May, 1914.
at 2 p. m Of said day. or a. soon thereafter
as the sam can be heard at the Court House
in the tow of Eureka. County Of Eureka, and
all persons interested in said estate are mott.
fed then and there to appear and show cause,
if any they have, why said will should not be
admitted to probate and said petitioner ap-
pointed executor thereof, and in case said will
should not be admitted to probate. why said
petitioner should not be appointed the admin
~istrator Of said estate.
Dated April IS, 1914.
r. McCHARLES, Clerk.
Cheney, Downer, Price 4 Hawkins, Attor.
neys for Petitioner.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-05-09
Notice Of


IL the Dixsri1 Cours q the Third Judicial
District q the State Of Nevada in and
for the C0a1ty Of E1rska
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary Nc
Cormiek. deceased
Notice i. hereby given that j. j. 1ognoni,
Adninissrzsor Of the estate Of Mary NeCor-
mick, oeo-2~ed, has rendered &nd presented
for settlement and fled in sid oOurt his frst
and snL account a hi. administration Of said
estate. and bis petition for final distribution
thereof. and that the hearing Of the same has
been set for the 16sh day Of May. 1914 1t 10
O'Clock g. u. Of said day, or - soon tber-sfter
IS the same can Be heard At the Court House
in the town Of Eureka. County OF Eureka.
State Of Nevada add al persons interested Ia
said estate are notised to then and there ap-
pear and show cause. il any they have. why
.Aid account should not Be settled and Allowed,
and said petition for final distribution b
granted - therein prayed for.
Dated Eureka, Nevada. April II, 1914
r. McCHARLES. Clerk
CsatweIl L CAryille. Elko, Nevada After
neys for Administrator.
Date Of first publication April Is, 1914
Date OF last publication May 16. 1914