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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

fine residence near Benton city.
Mrs. Kate Mize mother Of Mrs. W.
A. Morris. dropped dead in Independ
ence.
chai Brown and Geo. Patterson, o.
near Santa Fe. went to Fresno, Cali,
to reside.
10 YEARS AGO.
Joseph w. Folk was nominated by
the Democrats for Governor OF
Missouri.
Everett Farrah, 40 years old,
died near this city.
Stephen and Forrest Roddy, OF
Centralia. drove a team of oxen to
st. Louis.
DE-. c. T. varnon. 81 years old.
died In this city.
Ben r.. Middleton was seriously In
jured when he was hit by a Wa.
bash freight train.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30
RowENA.

Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma.
Walker, a daughter.
Sophia and Ollie May wager Of
Mexico are visiting relatives IN
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Peck went
to Paris Monday to visit his par
ents.
J. N. Williams. a wen known far
mer of this vicinity sold a Eat
COW to Lewis Anthony for ss5.
Aubrey Donaldson, the son Of
Oakley Donaldson. who has been daa.
seronsly Ill, is much better now.
Rev. Tucker Of Paris is assisting
Rev. ]. W. sIade in a meeting 1T
Mt. Zion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30
TRUSTEES SALE,

AhIo &c oAlEi
Whereas, Thomas +. Rod
Maggie Roden, bis wife, By
deed OF trust dated Janusr
1919, filed January 6th, isii
recorded in Book IS. at pas
In the Recorders Office b
rain County, Missouri, at \
conveyed 10 me, the undersE
tee, for the purpose Of secuT
indebtedness therein mention
oilowing described real estli
wit: All OF the southVeA
er (sW-4) of the southVes
tional Quarter (sW fr l-ll
ton Thirty-one (31), in
ship Fifty-one t5ll North q
Eight (Sl West, containing
acres, more or less; also
South Half (S-2) Of the 81
Quarter tSE-4) and The
Half ts-2l of the NorthFat
ter tNW-4) of the southsa'i
ter SEA; and the SOuih
q Of the Northeast Quarter
the Southwest Quarter lSW1
section Thirty-six 1857 ia u
Fifty-one (51) North Of Rans
(9l West; also all tha.
the Southeast Quarter w
the Southwest QuarterCSW4a
Section Thirty-six 1857 lying
Of the public road, and Con-
25 acres, more or less con
In all $1,000 acres, as show.
drain County Survey No Y
AND WHEREAS, default
been made in the paymenI
interest due July !, 1914, y
1f which default, the Legal
and holder thereof, has req
he foreclosure Of said deed =
Now, therefore, J, B. O. ~
he undersigned trustee %
live notice that l will, on
saturday, tho 22nd day o.
1914,
the hours Of WV II
n. and 500 O'Clock p m o
lay, sell said real estate
Ic vendue, to the highest =
or cash, at the east from =
he Audrain County Court
a Mexico, Missouri, for ns
ose OF dIscharging the inaeD,'
ecured by said deed Of NV
due thereon. and 'n'
I executing this trust
Eat B. c. HOWARD Trl, "
First publication July ~ Y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

A 2 Blair to James w. BrockmanI
225 acres IN Sc Of II and in N IL
Of $500. 81 and other
Roy R. Wright to Estil Melon
ough, pt OF lots 3 and 4, block 6,
Fair Grounds Add to Mexico. $500.
J D Utterback ct al to Minnie
Farmer, Partition Deed, lot 3. blk
II, Original vandaiia. $40.
W w Fry to Nettie B Fry part Of
lot 22. City Survey 60, Mexico,
81 and lore.
Minnie Farmer TO Joe H. Ellis,
lot 3, block IT. Orig. yandalia, Mo
sllO7.50
Ned A Turner to Ora Lee lot 6,
block 2. South Side Park Add e
Mexico, $1,000.
Caleb Berry to Walter C. Rerry.
352.70 acres in W 10 Of Z 81 8
and Sc Of IL and NE of 10 81 8.
$4,000
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

A lIst Of advertised letters remain
Ing uncalled for IN the postoffics a
Mexico. Mo-. for the week ending
July n, 1914:
Campbell. J 2 Mrs
Davis, 70 A
Eartle, Tim
Forney. Daniel
Jefman. Jefferson
Jones, Herbert d Rev.
Lee, Ernest n
Nigh, G A
Patterson, Bell, Mrs
Rutter, O VI
Walser. D b
Williams, w u
williamson, Mrs, ".
Wright, Wesley.
Respectfully,
w. r. JACKSON.
Postmaster.
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GEORGE BLANCHARD nEAn

George Blanchard. brother-in-law
of t. ]. and Miss Laura Reilly, OF
this city. died at st. Mary's Hos.
pital in East st. Louis. Saturday af
ternoon. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Blanchard's
first wife, Miss Rely, Of this city.
and her daughter. Mrs. Era Irish and
son, Albert Blanchard. have visited
In Mexico,
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c. W. R~oseRTsoN,s

u W. SUMS
STORE is ROBBED.
Robbers or a robbber, It is no,
known which, broke into G. w,
Robertscn's hardware store, Sunday
night. and stole six revolvers, s2.1C
and a battery for a flash light. The
money was in the cash-drawer, which
was broken open and other things
we're In the show case on the first
floor.
Entrance was gained through the
building adjoining on the south. Be.
tween this building and the hardware
store on the second floor Is a win.
dow. which was broken out. Steps
lead to the second floor of the
south building and the doors are
open.
The matter has been reported TO
the police, but no clue has been dis.
covered. Judging from the ''haul,"
he burglar must have been some
amateur.
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IN. "a ann III prars
--ADu Thts Wrrk-.
so YEARS AGO.

Mrs. Arthur Neil, of Audrain coun
y, died.
Ed. Gibbs. the printer. moved to
Bowling Green,
Lightning killed two fine mares
belonging to Ben Hoffmier OF Mar,
.fnsburg.
George Poteet was with Gill &
Garrett manufacturing washing ma,
chimes in this city.
w. M. Treloar and Miss Lizzie
Silver, both of this city. were mar
ried.
Elwyn Locke and Robert Morris
were home from a business trip in
Dakota.
20 YEARS AGO.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, S. S. Cali
Iaway Of Youngs Greek, a son.
George stauffer was erecting a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

MEXICO LEDGER BABY Sd
Remember the Mexico
Baby Show at / D. N,
Judges stand on biz TiHa|
be big Fair PrettIsn
lAIuraln County under one I'd
fiat prize. silver cup; sscn
handsome bouquet.
dwtf R ~ White 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

of our State.
MY two opponents, Judge VII.
liam Wallace and Senator william ].
stone are both old men living on
borrowed time.
Their Biblical allotment Of
three score years and ten has
long since been passed. We would
not for a moment employ such old
men to represent us in our
most grave and Important person
u affairs, and by the same
measure we should not select them
70 represent us in our public affairs
OF even greater Importance.
Both Of my opponents are men
whose financial fortunes, as wen as
politicalm have been made. sena--
TOT Stone has drawn over $50. 900
In official salary, and In company
with Judge Wallace IL considered to
DO among the wealthiest OF West.
ern Missouttans. They have had the
Of office. they do not need
salary.
Yours most sincerely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30
AGRICULTURAL PICNIC TO BE
GIVEN ON SMITH FARM

The picnic TO be given by me
3. Wilson Agricultural Bureau on
August ! will be on the w. o. and
B. A Smith farm. three-quarters Of
a mile southwest Of Cant, instead Of
at Chapel Grove. The program nc.
gins at 10 o'clock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Manevald have
returned to st. Louis after a visit
in Mexico. the guetss Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. Alfred Larsen
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

JOHN HOLLOWAY TO MARRY.
John c. Holloway Of Columbia, well
known in Mexico, and Miss Francis
q. Bennett, Of st. Louis. will be
married thiss fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

Two stalks Of corn l2 feet tall rails
ed In Audrain county. are on display
at the Audrain County Farm Blu
reau.
The corn was raised by Ralph and
Jewell Bybee, sons Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Bybee. who live near Molino.
The boys nave ten acres Of such
corn, entered in the Boys Corn
Growing contest, which is being con
Quoted by Farmer" Rusk. The
ground on which the corn was rails
ed is nearly surrounded by
water and had never been broken be
fore. The corn Is OF the Boone Coun-
ty White Variety.
Joe Quinlan, living on the Robin
son farm, north Of Mexico, had q
mule killed by lightning Tuesday
morning. I
Austria declared war Tuesday g,
N. against Servia, and as q result,
one Of the greatest wheat parics
ever known in this country struck
She market, wheat raising ten points
in q few hours. Chicago reports wild
scenes IN the pits" when the news
OF Anstria's action arrived.
Tom Bass and Jump" Cauthorn
have horses entered In the saddle
and harness rings at the Columbia
fair. which opened Tuesday. The Co
lumbla Tribune in speaking Of Mr..
cauthon says: Jump" cauthorn q
Mexico. one OF the best known horse
men Ia Missouri. has reserved three
stalls. Mr.. Cauthorn has some
good ones in bis stable.
j. T. Sims. the well known patron
and cattle feeder from Audrain ooun-
T., Mo. on Tuesdays market with
= consignment Of steers that sold for
very pleasing price. His consignment
included II head, averaging 1913 lbs.
that sold for s9.l5.
The steers we're Of the Judges
own feeding and showed careful hand.
ling. The Judge has been IN the coun.
y court from hts district and q
the present time 10 q candidate for
representative in the State Legisla-
ture-Liys Stock Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

Lawrence and Clay Stark Of Lou.
isiana, passed through Mexico In
an automobile Wednesday en- route 10
Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

Z. R. Locke is In jefferson city
attending a hearing before the Pab
lie Utility Communication.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30
FIRELEss COOKER

DEMONSTRATION
al this week Mrs. Bessie Park.
sr will demonstrate the Ideal Fire.
less Cooker, bakes pies, cakes AMI
fries chicken.
dWl L. Roy Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

Mrs. Bessie Parker VIII demonstrate
The Ideal Fircless Cooker. Everybody
invited.
dwtt L. Rov Farris
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

A siio will be a necessity, for the
faf corn crop takes the place Of
nay and corn. For a good Silo, quick
delivery and easy terms, see
WI S. C. EMMONs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baker OF New
Orleans. are Visiting IN this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank keenan, are
home from Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30
Stock Notes

ST. Louis Cash
30 2 Red 81 e IS IL
40 ? Hard sc IL a IS
No 2 Corn Is l-s a se
No 2YTsaI2
No 2 w 50 IL
No 2 Oats 81 ia
Chicago Close
gyhea, July IS Sept IS b Dec 81 B
May s5 IS B
Corn July a A Sep, Il a is Dec 81
n May So
oats July IS rs Sept sc Is B Dec
~ rs B May 40 10 B
Pork July 1925 Sept 2o.SO A
-. Losls Close
Cattle 500. including 1900 South
erns. Steady.
Hogs $500. SC higher.
Sheep 1900 Steady.
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wing for everybody. Read the items below and
for hundreds of underprced bargains when YOU COME.
This Sale Positively Starts Saturday, August LIST
|cLsAN SWEEP SALE

LEAN oNLG
OF NOTIONS.
Jap Rose Taloum Powder, clean
sweep sale price T.. =. loo
5O-Foot galvanized wire clothes
line, clean sweep sale price ..1Oc
Ice chisel. sharp point. clean
sweep sale price :. :. :, -. :, Be
Mouse traps, clean sweep sale
price, each !. !. lie
Good quality dress shields, clean
sweep sale price, per pair !. ..1O'
Toy house brooms. clean sweep
sale price ..l0c
10 in. flat saw file, clean sweep
sale price ..10C
Cut u leather half soles, clean
sweep sale price, per pair loo
Is inch granite wash pan, clean
sweep sale price. i. =. 10t
Got. grey granite pudding pan.
clean sweep sale price :. loo
clark's 0. N. t. Thread, clean
sweep sale price, per spool &c
Mems white handkerchiefs. Clean
sweep sale price, 2 for +. ). ..5c
Brass shoe nails. clean sweep
sale price, per box . 4. ..4c
Large ron Parrot" toilet pa
per, clean sweep sale price, per
roli :. >. >. =. :. =. &C
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30

LAMP SPECIAL.
No. 2 Lamp. large fancy flue,
bowl holds nearly l Of. oil. a
brass burner, complete with
wick, worth soc. clean sweep
sale price !. !. ..25c
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19
LEASES MACON CITY CLAIM.

John A. Steele OF Lane Cts has
given 4 bond and lease on the Macon
City claim aud fraction TO =. F. Park
er. a well known mining operator
from Salt Lake. II is the intention
of the purchaser 10 incorporate a
company for the purpose OF develop
ing his mineral holdings.
Mr.. Parker also expects 10 erect 3
mil for the treatment OF ores from
tn Maaon City. and he intends 70
handle custom ore ihs' can be con-
oenfrated aud ieached By cyanide
methods TIE mil viii be built on
the ground. and il Is anticipated tha,
the plant viii be In operation within
sixty Gays.
Five men are how engaged IN
opening up The ore reserves on the
property. The Macon Cts has q pro-
dgetion or $4,000 10 its credit The
ere values ar chiefly lead and silver.
One shipment If ore averaged SIS 4
ton. II Is estimated that there Is
about 1000 tom OF loH grade ore on
the dumps thai will average SIS a
ton. which Will be miIled a. soon a.
the e plant is in running order.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19
IDLE FREIGHT CARS.

Idle freight ezrs ar blockading
the fTeigaf yards Of the Tnio1 Pa
afc system a. rzrsoas points along
the lire Of fse TnSon PsciHe. Oregon
Short Lie and Orego1-N zshi1gro1
Railroad ( SsFiezf5cz eo1pzEEs
roads TIE Tzso1 Pzez5e system
plze- a oree- tor See lex boz
ezz ezrfT Lz ziz1er ard the 1rzz
. - 6ezfEsr1z AZ aoE Ing Zzae
- IL ar szzSes y RE east
ZrzZ rs tzTea q = Al tAe reads
zzE - ea-izg Ct - E-ezt -u-h@-
& Idle ears EzzeA Exe b@ez szzE-
fzg II H. FarEz. l. e42szzg c0zpllez-
teas + IL handing q Trains Raj
Dad Hez eiz1z mat x : ezzer %
and rains B1ez uzze l. heavy
thsz 4 i 4 hz1d5e trans When the
ads are hBoxked zIxh enpty cars
IT, Un5en Pacific oGeisls predict
that II vii need all OF the ezrs
which are noE idle along the line a.
soon a. the crops begin 10 be moved
east II Is estimated that Idaho viii
demand more eats than ever a. the
crops OF potatoes viii exceed last
years crop by several hundred
thousand bushels and the large aceg
age In the southerH part Of the state
which has been planted in wheat.
will increase the wheat crop 10 such
an extent that all The new freight
cars which are I be assigned 10 the
Oregon Short Line will be needed in
the American Falls and upper Snake
VALLEY districts. Officials Of the
Oregon Short Line zzy that the pres
ert season has ben the dElIes1
from a traffic standpoint thai the
read has experienced in many years.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19
THE TERRIBLE COST
OF A CRAVEN HEART.

When Bruce Ismzy crowded his
.ay into > lifeboat rfrh women and
children. on the night the Titanic
struck the iceSerg that seat TIE
great ship to the bottom. his eo~-
ardice eos1 him the respect Of those
<ho knew him. . , the ogdea
Standard Many. no doubt have
since wondered xhat became Of the
ship owner. Here Is the sequel. as
taken from one Of our exchanges:
In a remote house at the heel OF
he sea, near Costello. Galway bay.
Ireland. lives a man who was once
aonored and respected. an ornament
10 polite society everywhere. a power
in maritime life. known al over the
world IS the director Of a great
transatlantic steamship company.
He Was immensely wealthy. and Is
still. But his house is described a.
= solitary lodge IL the heart Of an
Irish wilderness. He has feK visi-
tors. He rarely leaves his own
premises When he does. his Old
friends pass aim without a word.
without q sign Of recognition This
man Is Bruce Ismay. the steamship
man who was arraigned for the
tragedy OF the Titanic. Rumor
whispered that his one-time friends
avoid him after his cowzrdice thar
awful night when 50 many men and
ome sank with the great ship BE-
meath the sea. 1t Is said that club
committees desired his resignation
and even that his mind failed under
the Notifying strain. But Bruce
Ismay still lives. or rather rides in
the lonely spot in Ireland. He can
still live after fashion Of a prince
in some ways. as be has money in
plenty
The captain OF the Titanic wen;
down with his ship. The first mate
ended his life. but Bruce Ismay. who
sailed away in a boat with a number
of women In IL, saved himself. Now
no outsider sees the abiding place O.
Bruce Ismay. He must be forever
alone, & lonely man with his wealth:
even worse on than a beggar. be
there Is a chance that the mar
who asked for aims might not undel
certain circumstances prove himself
a coward.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19
SHE LIKES TO

MIS- Fife Pope Hill Alsop. the
pretty girl Of twenty summers who
married Edward 3. Aisop. a Pitts
burg millionaire who had just turned
IS. has an enduring and abiding love
for taxi riding.
She called q machine in front OF a
tango emporium in West Forty
seconc street. New York. the other
nigat. and. climbing in. she directed
the chauffeur TO drive her from place
TO place. After several visits the
chauffeur. Nike Hayes. asked where
ne should take her next. Mrs. Aisop
didn I care where she drove.
Later Hayes took another look II
lis fare. she sas sleeping peaceful
Is, but the feximefer vas clicking
away. as meTrily As ever. Hayes drove
her 70 the West F~orty-sesenth street
police station.
When she vas brought before
Magistrate Murphy be recalled thai
Mrs. Alsop had been IN the nighi
court before. On that occasion she
Lad been driven many miles in a taxi
and having finally arrived Al tbs
Ansonia and been asked for her fare
she told the chauffeur and two police
mea what she thought Of them. 4
was enough TO land her under arres
Her husband came 70 the rescue
then. She fell into her aged hus
bends arms and cried
Daddy. dear daddy. have com
mitfed no crime. II is only n o.
my little taxi rides.
So Magistrate Murphy looked
sternIy at Mrs. Alsop and in return
received a smile. He discharged he
and a court attendant volunteered Z
escort her home.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19
MEXICAN MURDERS WELL
KNOWN AURORA CITIZEN.

Aurora Nss throsn into great II
element Sunday night when I IS
learned that : Mexican known a.
Lozis g Marcus. rad Ezyfaid and
|hFed i've shots into the body Of a
Warren. the proprietor d the Hotel
Warren L Aurora
Sheriff Gruff Immediately fook he
1Pid with > posse ard late In TIE ~
teraoon ezptared the Mexican AZ the
Morgan ranch on The east walker
river Warren survived bur a few
hours after being shot
The Mexican was employed Is =
cook By Warren and was discharged
on account Of d~runkeDess He was
paid on y Mrs. Warren and xent in
10 the bzrroom and asked Warren 20
have . drink with him This the
Mexican refused 10 do and left the
saloon Warren left the hotel with
ais xife 10 20 10 their home sone
distance sp the hill from the hotel
Warren Vas leading on the trail. car
ring a little dog N bis arms. and
his wife Ezs about - feet behind
Mr. Warren saw the Mexican jump
o. the 01sa and screamed 70 her
husband The Mexican al once CON-
neneed shooting. firing I've bullets
into Warren Warren made q dying
statement charging the Mexican with
he crime
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19
Wants His Motorcycle Back.

Constable David Mclean was made
defendant in an action. which was
filed in the clerks Office yesterday
afternoon by Teddy Lealos alias
Teddy Devonoveth 10 recover pos
session of an Indian motorcycle al
legged to be worth 1890. Plaintiff
also seeks damages in the sur of
$3.50 because ne claims that Mclean
wrcngfally took possession Of the
motorcycle.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19
Appealed 10 Dis,ria Court.

The ease Of l.. e Roeber against
james Boyd 70 collect 500 and in
terest alleged 10 BE- due on a prom
issory note gisen in 1905 has been
sppealed from the justice court 1t
Cherry Creek 70 the district court
The defendant claims that The stat
ute OF limitations applied. and asked
toT a change Of venue in the lover
tribunal. which Was denied By JUS
tiee Lelsnmap. IL il the contention
OF the defense that nc action could
ie taken az SD years had expired
since the making Of the note.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19

One of our citizens who occasion
ally wipes the dishes for his wife. be-
came tired of the job and refused.
saying that 1t is not a mans work"
Not feeling disposed 10 lose his help
she brought the Bible ont to convince
him of his error and read as follows
from III Kings. Alb: And will
wipe Jerusalem as a man wipeth a
dish. wiping IL and turning IT, up
side down" II Is needless to say that
he il still doing his occasional stunt
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19
NEVADA STATE SALARIES

Following are tbe salaries and
enssszsz1s received - ne various
s1zze o7czrx 2ad depauez- according
70 lie Carson Weekly
:. l. Odde. Governor szlzrs
ss.ees- Nzintezanos o. mansion.
ss.ess- Travelling expenses. also 81
psazs a. Fzir commissioner
Anszin I21kson. Governors pr
rate secretary. ts.fse-
Gabeu c Ross. Lieut. Governor.
sl.sse- coz7iszzEz sxrezses- FsIs
n-onniss5o1er
Geo Bre6iEza. sexrezzTx Of State.
s2.see- 1ohn Lsgafe- dep7tv. 81
} Esxer state conrToIler. So
see.
Wa NtNlllsa. state Treasurer.
s2.4es-
Geo ThstrAer. AssOrne-Gese-zl.
s2.4ea- Mining Lzad commissioner.
se.sss- Trzveling expenses. Fair
eomnlsEsoner.
z = Patrick. Deputy Atterney-
GezeEzl. xe.sss-
6. Talbot, =. Il Sorcross ard P.
4 NrCzrrzn- Supreme Judges. Sc
zee.
1o@ Josephg Clerk Ct Supreme
.couu- ssssss.
9 L Des5s. Surveyor General.
s.see. Carey Land art <1.2ea.
g4 Farnsuorzh. State Printer.
ssless
e Rszn. state Nine Inspector,
ss-sss. J v. Gzughzn. Deputy
N..e Inspector. se.4es and travelling
xpn
NJ. saa hrs Go. Couing. s1p1.
zna gzsroa ORPHANS Home. s2.+es
and exp<aas
l. : Dsck<rso1. Warden State
Prison. ss.oea and expenses
DT- J. \ Lez1s. Supt. Hospital
Mental DISEASES sz.49e and *
penzez
Railroad Commission. H T. Bar
tire. s5.ess. J. r. shaughnessY. 81
SOC. "A H. Simmons. s2.5ee. Ed
Walker. secretary. szsee and tray-
cling expenses.
v. NJ Kesrney, State Engineer
81, 600. travelling expenses. ; case.
Deputy Engineer. s2.4ee and travel
ing expenses
STATE Eank ExamInef. $4,000 al
travelling expenses.
supt- Of Schools and Deputies. 81.
0o6, travelling expenses.
". r. Freadenberger. Engineer
Public Service commission, s3.soa.
travelling expenses.
J. p. Donneiiy. Captain Stale Pc
lice. s5.see. travelling expenses. p
u. Sevgsard. Inspector. $4,000.
travelling expenses.
{. A Noreross. Commissioner o.
Industry. ss.see and travelling ex-
penses-
Emmett BOYLE. and Chas. Colburn.
Tar Commissioners. s3.e10 and tray-
expenses L. F. Adamson. sec
Tax Commission. $1,000 and
travelling expenses.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19

For a consideration OF s5O.009.
Caster Olsen has sold his ranch prop
erty in Spring Valley to VI. B. Cut
Ter, formerly Of Sparks, Nevada. The
ranch Is considered one OF the best
in the country. and the sale includes
all personal property, live stock.
farming machinery. the Olsen brands
OF cattle, sheep and horses and val
liable water rights. Payments for the
transfer OF the property are written
to be concluded July l.. 1913. Mr..
Olsen and family left Wednesday
morning for a visit with Mrs. Olsen's
mother In Richfeld, Utah
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19

Al order VA entered ~ he dis
tricf court yesterday by Judge Cole
nan admitting the will of Francis
ca;tI1e 70 prooate. and appointing
Alfred i. cauer. " II. Chiekering
and Frederick r Cutting ss execn-
tors. The deceased owns xhat i
commonly known as the Cutting
properties ~ Hamilton. and vas for
many years engaged in the canning
ard paeking business In san Francis
co.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19

Mr. and Airs. Z. r. Workman left
"Wednesday morning for a trip east,
and expect 10 visit in Niagara Falls.
New York, Washington and other
points of interest before returning to
Ely. Mr.. Workman is IN the draft
ing department o. the Nevada Con.
~ Copper Flat.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-19

Hr. and Mrs. O. G. Rates left Mon
dsy morning Tor an extended visit
east. Chicago. New York and Allan
Tic city are included in the itinerary.
and Dir. Bates viii take opportunity
TO purchase goods for the Wilson
Rates tor They expect 10 be abb
sent from Ely for several weeks.