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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Iuriug Oh" period Of rcc0nqtrucftor
OF thc floor of the sack River Bride
ana the lal iug OF new rails. % will AZ.
necessary Tor this company 10 ousrafe
Us cars between the island and Vrtdra-
iort on siuEl" track. and In order L.
essen ~" congestion Of traffic over th.
i,ach RIVER Bridge. Co re-route the
bridgeport Martins Ferry Raytapds
ours We North York street and tie
Aetnavilie Bridge '''0
some delays IN car operation will no
ngubi p" experienced by the congsatio,
or lraitlc due 90 tho use Of single track
ON me lridEc for GERS operating fu ot,-
p3Nlt' directions. ana the management
.l lhe company bcgs the indulgence ~
JUS patrons with the assurance that
every effort will b. made % rninfn1tlc
N' .aFN 20 the gr'atcgf possible extent
I"f the convenience Of pnqasrrsrs
I1N'IiluE between points ON tho f.ff-
"lI' or Barton and Martins FERRY lines
"a transfer car viii b. operated between
irldEer"rt and The AotuaviIIe Bride.
'ynn"gtiur The Eellairr and Barton ffrre
Win Martins Ferry lines IL af.-4
WIZ h' issued os heretofore. eNperr fEsf
lte..n E'ra from The Second street Ii,l.
resumed tn bridegroom Ur points b.....,,,t
will h' transferred af tho A.f,ayiffg
hridE" Instead of af Tirff ana tlrtlr
.i-g-i. bon Martins Ferry
WHEELING TEAtTrIN COMPANY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
BANKRUPT NOTICE

S>>Ss -~~-~~--~r>~~~>~~~~-~-~~~-~~~
trict Of West Virginia -.
IN inc United states District Court
IN and for said District
In the matter OF joseph 4 Matthew
Petition for Discharge. ~ o
10 me Honorable Aston C. Dayton.
Judge Of the District Court of rho
United states for mo Nortbcrn me-
trict or West NtrGtnia.
Joseph a. Matthews. Of McNecb.p a.,
t v' '3untN OF Marshall and State "a
West Virginia. in said District. rcsp.,.t-
tully represents that on the I3th dav -
october. last past he was duly adiudr,I
bankrupt under the acts OF Congres-
I'lhNhE L" bankruptcy. that he has duIy
surrendered all his property and rigbtg
or property. and has fully complied al. -
an the requirements Of said acts ana
Si orders 81 the court touching his
Wherefore. ne prays that ne may no
n''reed ~ the Court TO have n fun dta-
m"rke from All debts provablc against
nus estate under said bankrupt acts q
cept such debts as are excertcd ~, -.
from such discharge
Dated this 2gth DAP Of April 4. r.
JOSEPH \. MATTHEW'S.
order Of Notice Terereon.
N"fthern District Of West Virginia SIS.
on this LIST dav Of Mav. 4. ID Iaif 5,,
reading the foregoing petition IL is
ordered by the Court that p hearing
y. nad upon the sam on the LIST day o..
June. 4. ID. 1919. before said COMET a.,
wheeling. In said district. az ten o'ciorr
~ the forenoon. and that notice tber..f
-. punllsh'd IN the WncrlinE intclliren-
Ger; new suapcr printed in said District
thH that an known creditors and OH, r
persons tn Interest may apuear NJ M
SHln Llh" ana place aud zho., cause A.
80 NV. Why inc prayer OF the
Nald petition should not be- granted
And ~ g. further ordered bv al. COM,
that the clerk shall send bv mail To- iii
Known creditors copies Of said paftff,r
and this order addressed to thor, "a 49,.
plac. ot residence as stated
witness the Honorable Aston q; nay
l.I .uuht or INC sad Court and tho
..al therCot 81 Whc'iinr. In said die
'rici on The lst day OF May. 4 ~. 1914
Q. y. EEFAUVER clerk
my-f-f1 w IT,
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NOTlCE-CONTRACTORS


Notice - hereby given that In. under
signed state Board OF Control of No.
', mia VII. until noon ON the 9TH gay
oi June. 1915. receive 1T its office A.,
charleston. West Virginia scaled MD,
Tor furnishing all materials ana labor
H,cess ary 20 erect snd complete at tins
Vest virginia tulorgd Institute Instf-
tut" West Virginia. a two story and
basement dormttoTy aud dining nail
building. SAID building Will BE- con-
crete. N''
Plans and specifications will be ON
~, ,,e at the following places on and after
ofnce OF The State Board Of Control
Charleston. W. Va.
oftiee Of Herald Dispatch. Huntins
Ofnce OF Dispatch News. Parkersburs.
ofnoe Of the Fairmont West Virgin
ian. falrmont ". Va.
Oitice Of the Wheeling InteUirepc.r
Wheeling. ". Va
All bids must be sealed. plainly ad.
dressed to the state Board OF control
cons picuous place ON the enVclops-.l.i 4
or work at Institute" The bad ruusf
% accompanied by certified check ior
I've hundred tS5n0.OCJ Dollars. Checks
oi unsuccessful bidders will be returned
wen contract - awarded. and che, X
~ successful bidders will be held uu-
~ proper contract and bond have been
executed upon failure Of bidder To- sV.-
tu'r "hlch. his check will be retained
- tht state Board OF Control 10 cover
ting. ''''
immediately after contract IS award
"a the successful bidder will b. rcauirsd
A., N,,.t. "a proper contract with guar
hnty company bond IN p pcnaItv con- 1
,p tnc amount OF the contract price. gald
n"hd 70 d. conditioned for the conStr1c-
80. anu completion Of the work IS set
Iorth In IA. plans enc spccIftcafi,'.,-
AZ nldS must Dc MADE ON forms filed
WIN the specifications. and which ,,iu
~ request. be mailed 90 any bidder. The
state Board Of Control r.e.r,.,s -
flshL 10 reject any and all bids
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
81. iiy j. :. Lakin. President.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

WASHINGTON, Nav I0-Gsnerat-
~ unsettled weather during the com
ing week, with midspring tempera -
lures IN the southern states and west
OF tue Rocky Mountains. and temper
atures below normal over the rest OF
the country. was forecast aonight by
the weather bureau.
Inc weather during the week will
De generally unsettled" said inc
bulletin, with frequent showers the
nIst halI or the week In the middle
west The region OF the great isEas
ana the middle Atlantic and New
England states.
"A disturbance that now overlies
the ROCKY Mountain region will ad .
vance slowly eastward and reach the
Auantlc states about Wednesday
this disturbance will be preceded and
attended by general precipitation
east OF the Rocky mountains during
It's movement eastward"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
GENERAL NOTICE.
OFFICIAL CALL
FOR = Mass haziateris1 Convention "a
BE Held In Zach Of the Mag
isterial Districts Through
out Ohio County
OFFICIAL CALL


I' The Ncruhiican voters OF Ohio
county. ND.t Ni.rIuiF. fr .4rr1- lance
.LN fNe r.tlhIehed uaaEre the Onto
county Republican Executive commune
quo 'Iff mass NHr. efrrIaI cons
county West VIre|na ar trs str I.o
'i MAY. IHIf. 90 $3.50 O'Clock. n. BOZ
Nf.| convention foo hH HrIr ono halo
hour from fHe above stated fine fo-
irr purpose of rirrf.rr delsEafer ana
alternate. from each NHzIsfrrIs1 Tfa-
trict .r said county fY attend +. r,r.'r
...fn state Convention f0 be- ErlI fr H.,
liiN ~ Charleston. West virginia rr
ih' -'in day 'f Stay. 1914 at o'clock
mo said state convention e. called
f1r DE purpose Co. change the riist
governing tls election ur dsieratsa ~
flr most National rrr.suffrr arl
.'HnEr. .N fnr basil. of reurruaufaffUrI
Ut DO place. fH" holding said rr.us
Mag strrI1l convention gro aa foII0u...
Wa'hirff0n District Nirilaut Engine
Madison District. IaIrnd Nose ffou..
sF I'f.tr..f DNrw' H| Hose House
nIHu District. Police Court Room.
,, centre District HOOK a. Ladder Hose
81, a...H.s r.surt HrHt ward Hose
iirl'ard DISTRICT center warvaod
Liberty District .,-... School ua...-
''.'Irn.f I.fI... Mayors OrIas.
Webster usrs. >asara rrrIs.
Hy order Of tfs ohio Count, r.p9tii.
can Executive committee
GE9U9E Do r1uIIIre. Chairman
r. o. 'N.EAr. Secretary
May i-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
THE THEATRE
"sMAsHISG THE VICE TRUST"

y powerful endorsement has been ef,-
en- 70 smashing the Vice Trust" the
EpeCtAcular white slave nlm, which be-
GUS week engagement at the Court
theatre to-day. matinee daily a. "a
ana IN which District Attorney Whit
man appears, by Mrs. Stanley McCor-
nich. well known In Chicago socially
and FOR her philanthropy
not only approve OF the play" she
says. out ! enjoyed II thoroughly In
hnultlon 10 the profound lesson which
~ carries. ~ Is so cleverly constructed
that II II absorbingly interesting from
beBlhnlnE 70 end. No one could see this
play without being stimulated to renew
go eu0rt In eudeavoring TO make living
t0nd1sons FOR American women and
Chlluien such that events similar TO
those. which these films couvincinriy.
pOrtray. shall become ImunaeIhIcI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
AT THE oRPHEUnd

starting with matinee this after
noon, the popular orpheum theatre will
play Its last week Of vaudeville for this
season. For the FIRST three days OF this
week Manager Jimmie Lee has secured
An excellent show for his patrons with a
headline feature that b. a. corker. The
Australian hoy Scouts" ten tn number
In "A series or new and novel military
maneuvers. direct from Melbourne. Aus
tralia- These boys VIII show some OF
the drilling stunts our American sold
lers are doing at the present time In
Vera Cruz. Another big feature ON the
bill viii DO Mccormack aud Wallace.
who Will present novel ventriiOquIai
onering entitled. The Theatrical
Agent Then there will be Gibucy. Earl
and CO. in The 81 .0OU. 600 Bunco." an
other delightful laughing sferinE fol-
lowed ~ the Queen Of BaEtime. Dorothy
May, with a repertoire % great rag 81
time songs. The Two AhIbcrgs. as two
dubes. viii do some startling things in
the funny line that will keep up the
pace with the other funny offerings on
the splendid bill. u will be "a drst-run
photoplay picture that will be run to-
day at all three performances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
WILL PAVE PIKE

Judge IT, q. Hervey refused 20 make
the injunction asked FOR by Mrs Care
line busch against the county. perma-
nent some time ago temporary In
junction was granted restraining the
county commissioners from paving the
National Pike In front Of her home.
The court ruled that the road was un-
der the Jurisdiction Of the state and
mat the town had nothing TO 10 Win
~ NhateNcr' The work OF finishing the
rushed 20 completion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
AT THE VICTORIA.

Joe MEnroes Associated Players.
booked FOR "a long run az the Nicfurit
theatre this summer. viii present the
splendid drama 'IshmaeI the FIRST three
days OF this week. matinee and night.
and the last half. they viii Do. seen ir
w hen Hearts are Young a comedy
that has pleased countless thousands On
tho last Few years. In addition 90 the
regular show wednesday night the
management has designated % as anna
tIer night when numerous local ueepla
900 Do given an opportunity 90 sh0W
" hat they can do
Friday night there viii ie an Old
fashioned country Store iu addition
90 inc regular performance and DO will
have FUN galore. .faHunafIH De- a
drauatizatiou 81 che famous novel ana
gives an or the company good strong
rart whore they can display their tai-
eutf u g. certain fo be- popular with
VI nee inE theatrcEoors. particularly
y non presented - such a splendid com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
WOMAN THOUGHT PURSE
HAD BEEN STOLEN

Mrs. Mary a. Thatcher Of EIkina
lost her pOckctboOk containing xl5.
on the show grounds Saturday and
within "a short time following the los
q member 81 a local detective agency
had restored the property 20 tho wo-
man. She thought she had been
robbed. but DO developed that the
purse had been droDlcd When sho
hrst discovered her loss she cried
stop thici'' quite Justify. but no
thief was present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
SEAIFD oROPOSAis

notlce 90 nIanufaetHrsrs' SobbsrS- 49,
ohanta ana Other Wholssals Dealers.
. .'' D.. = Ir iEUEEN GIVEN Traf
IHlr iN1rd uf control OF tie State
y Nf-t virginia uiIl receive BIDS daf.v
=. ~ officr no CHARLIE west gfrsini.
~ lNI nihniur supple. for TIRE crerni
-Iilr In.HfufInrr The ffTHrrisf fnauar -
I'hI "f which IH vested f1 safd Hu,rd
'nlfHciH VIII Pc awarded fu the lowest
.ILN'f quality con aI1lTrd and other
lIinEr being equal West virginia deal.
.ff. WIN Pc given preferences
iI..H of supplies needed viii ha FUR.
hlhhel bidders ON receipt - requests
t'afinF fne line desired
STATE HDAHr or CONTROL.
jr-I .r Charleston West Efrgfufs
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NOTICE NURSES.
Notice % Graduate NnrSsS

Notice % Graduate Nursss-
Ih' state Board Of TNHrUIr.~- a.
Nlraoe AtIl hold their annual r.lftra
lNr examination auH rrrfatrafi., I'D
nur-ca - Blurfiald. Wr4t Nfrriri,
3 m JUS no
NIlIt Co Secretary Of once. for arrff.
galion a" b" sworn tu and rif.T Mo-.
President I'D. '''
siEnrd CIfts. .f SCOTT Soc
.-r-.. Ilus1eid. vs.. &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
SUFFERED SIXTEEN yFAas
WIZ NERVOUSNESS AND
OTHER COMPLICATIONS
rroubies Quickly E,oe
Praises United Ooetors For ner Re.
urn 70 Heaith-Free O~er MADE

Day after day former aIIinr ana sick
people come forward IN praise OF the
= nited Doctors new system o. fnedi-
cine as practiced by these aDecfsi-
lists who have their Wheeling insfi-
tuts on the second floor Of the Nc
Lain Bldg. al 72-Twelffh - near
Market ST Hundreds and hundreds
OF West Virginia and Ohio people
nave testified 10 relief and cures ar
Yer all other treatments had failed 10
give the desired results The United
Doctors make good and that after All
u what sick people want. They
want success In their treatment
Mrs. Bessie Hopkins OF 80 peasa
81. Dayton. Ohio tells her experienced
with the United Doctors Treatment
In part a. follows.
Dayton. Ohio
May 7th. 1914
To The Public: Il have been ALL
ing Tor the last sixteen wears with
serious nerve. stomach. liver and
bladder trouble. My stomach was
weak. | was constantly constipated
mad stomach gases and was extreme
~ nervous
About one month ago I decided to
try the United Doctors treatment
and now wish 20 report the results
Tor the benefit OF all sick folks.
am no longer afflicted with
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The United Doctors treat among
other ailments. chronic and deem
seated diseases % the nerves blood
heart. liver. Kidneys. bladder spine.
brain including rheumatism. paraly-
-. epilepsy. Eall stones. goitre. in
Question. asthma. Cafarrh. deafness
uf"psy, NEURALGIA. constipation. ecre-
ma. weak lungs. rectal troubles. rup-
ture. and diseases OF women and dis
eases of men
\ special ofer IL being made Ali
SICK people who call upon the United
Doctors before May 18th The offer
Is as follows
Examination D. free. consultation Is
Tree and all treatments are free. The
only charge made IL for bare cost
% medicines and their distribution.
This does not mean treatment on
these terms only until May 18th but
means treatment on these terms
until well or as long a. desired 20
those calling upon the United Doc
tors before MAY 18th
During the free offer there will
BE- no change in the regular Office
hours which are from a. m. TO l.
noon. ] 30 20 p. m and ! 10 \
evenings. Sunday hours are from y
TO u only
Sick people cannot do better than
by consulting the United Doctors i'm
mediately.-Ady
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lost

~~--~->>~~-~------S-~~~>S>
bOsT-liotwc 18th and tfth St. on
MARKET. between and 800. 0 pair Of
EIete'N Do black case. Finder return TO
lni'IItFcnccr and receive reward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11
DIED

CAssELL-On Thursday Nay 7. 1914.
~ 1880 o'clock a. m. al Atisntic CIV
y. j. WILLIAM r. CASsELI..
Funeral services a. the residence Of his
Wuiher % Fourteenth street. MONDAY
afternoon. o'clock. Friends OF TIE
family are invited. Interment ,rt-
'Hte az Greenwood cemetery.
MoDoErELL-On sunday. May 10 11ft
ei H.ln O'Clock 3. w.. a. his late rf.I-
deure No 225s Main street AT.TN n
MCDONNELL. IN the 63rd year 81 MI.
acc.
IuncraI nntlce hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11

FOR RENT

FOR RENTAL a substantial re-
duction, large outside room 5th
Z lOor Schmulbach Bldg. Size
2oX23L1 feet. Finest in building.
Possession Immediately. Lease ex-
pires May LIST. 1915. Apply DIR.
Harry kraatz, Dentist, End. floor,
Reilly Bldg.
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NERVOUS ATTACKS
QUICKLY STOPPED

n"rfousuess. my stomach l. In rood
snap. there is no longer Eass-- 10
bother me- and an In all I feel nne
eolneumes surer from headaches
yet but that u all I can safely say
/ was about cured fSirn..1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-11

FOR HENT-Six rooms and bath. Pos
session 81 once Inquire 1O2 5th 81
mr-19-tf
TOR RENT rooms and bath: second
floor. All In good repair. At Leather
MOOD. W. II. Nichols. Bell 2S9-J. Al
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For Sale-Automobile.

TOR SALE-Empiro hoadstcr S275. In
good condition NyiU drrnorsfrasc
Victor Liencr. 25th ST. mv-s-I
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For SALE

TOR SALE-CiEar and confectionery
store. Selling out on account OF Icau'
INK town. Inquire at Ecktoff A. Son
corner Zane and North Huron ST.
ap-13-tr
FOR SALE-Tho "Homestead" oottag.
on the Moundsville camp Rrounds
located on corner OF upper park, con-
Llns seven rooms completely furnished
House in good repair. Price reasona his
70 quick buyer. Call z. ID. walton. In
telhgeneer Editorial rooms after ID. N
mr-27-m
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seal Estate and Pie Insurance
~'l. ifth = Ntrket ST.. Phones 500
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SAIL

fOh sALE-oliver typewriter. good con-
ditiou. TT. }. smith. eos Schmuihach
bach HldE. Bell 232-W: Natl 7sO-N.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED barber Cor. Fourteenth
and McColioch SITS me-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-05
CONWAY OUT OF JAIL.

William c. Conway, the man who
represented himself in Wallace as a
federal good roads man, and who was
arrested in Montana for misuse of the
mails, is now out of jail. A dispatch
from Livingston, Mont, says:
w. c. Conway, recently sentenced to
jail for a short period and fined by
Judge George NJ. Bourquin of the fed
eral court at Helena. was in Livings-
ton today en- route to Miles City. He
had cards representing himself as field
superintendent of the Federal Good
Roads association and said he will re-
turn to Livingston In three weeks. He
claims he will soon file suit against
certain individuals for a total amount
of $15000o and that he will show
every one interested he is backed by
men of influence and money and now
will carry through his plans of effect
ing a thorough organization that will
have the confidence and support of
the people. At the time of his arrest
in Helena and plea of guilty he was
representing an organization known
as the Federal Good Roads association
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-05
FATALITY RATE LOWER.

1T is most gratifying to note that
the fatality rate in the metal mines Of
the United States was lower in 1913
than in 1912" says Albert II. Fay, en-
gineer of the bureau of mines, in a
technical paper just issued.
"The number of men employed dur
ing 1913 was 93,OSS, as compared with
169,1g9 for 1912. The fatality rate was,
therefore. 3.54 per 1000 men employed,
as against 3.91 per 1000 for the year
1912 and 4.19 for 1y11.
"While the total number Of persons
killed in the metal mines during 1913
was slightly more than in 1912, there
were about $4,000 more men employed
so that the rate is reduced to 3.54 per
1000 employed during 1914 as compared
with 3.91 for 1912. A number of the
states show slight increase, but a
majority of the principal mining states
show marked decreases as follows:
1.-THE important mining states show
ing a continuous reduction of fatality
rates during 1911, 1912 and 1913 are
Idaho. Michigan, Montana, Nevada
New Jersey, South Dakota and Utah
representing in 1918, 3S per cent Of tho
mining industry. If the states Showing
decreased fatality rate during l91.
as compared with 1912 only, may ,b'
mentioned Alaska, Alabama, Colorado
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-05
THE SOUTH AFRICAN GOLDFIELD
AND CYANIDE.

Authoritative estimates which are
now available place the amount OF
cyanide on hand at johannesburg as
being sufficient to meet the require
ments for about two or three months,
says the Chemical Trade Journal Dur
ing 1913 the quantity of cyanide pur-
chased by the Transyaal gold mines
amounted to 11,096,S12 pounds, valued
at G463,561, about 757 per cent of this
being supplied by Germany. In the
past the cheapness Of the German pro-
duct has discouraged British gas com
panies from making cyanide, it being
more economical to market their ny
drocyanic acid as prussiates. Now
however, that the supplies from Ger
many are cut off, the production o.
cyanide by British gas companies VIII
be commercially possible, and all CON
ceivable demands will be easily met
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

(Reported by shoshone Abstract Coz
David Holman to D. Holman SEQ.
deed, SEA NE4, 3-4S-2. T., ST.
Kathryn O'Rourke, tax collector. t.
Charles A. Murray, tax deed half in
terest in lots i4-45, block A, Nine Mile,
Wallace, $2.5S.
Kathryn O'Rourke. tax collector t.
Charles A. Murray, tax deed, half in
terest all block b. except lots 45-46-4 Al
As, Nine Mile addition. Wallace $l191.
Charles A, Murray to Northern Pa
eifie Ry. Co., deed, half interest sundry
lots, Nine Mile addition, Wallace, 81.
Franklin Theriault to VIM, Saug-
stad, deed, tract of land. section u
45-3 E., $780,
Arthur Olson to VIM. Saugstad, deed,
tract of land, section 12-45-3 E., $500.
VIM. A. Nichols to Geo F. Rice, deed
fourth interest sundry lodes, Hunter
81.
Charles P. Coey to Lester p Edge
deed, W. NE4. NE4 NE4, S-45-9 E, 81
Alex Penaluna to VIM. NJ Sheehy
deed sundry town lots, Kellogg.
Estate John Conway, deceased, t.
Mrs John Selland, decree, Judson and
Baltimore lodes, Yreka.
Ned Lemieux to w A. Leonard
deed, house, Black Bear 81.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-11-05

New York, oklahoma. Tennessee, Wis
consin and Wyoming,
This gradual reduction is 10 be ae-
counted for largely by the Introduction
of safety appliances, better supervi-
sion and a more strict enforcement of
rules aud regulations of the mining
companies and closer observance Of
the state laws. Practically all of the
larger companies, and many of the
smaller ones, have done much in safe
guarding their employees They have
inaugurated the. safety first movement
with the results above mentioned. By
first aid treatment many slight injur-
les have been cared for, pain relieved
and a cure effected in short time, so
that many of these injuries have been
of short duration and kept out of the
serious injury or fatality class"