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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
en- traoiif Gnoe.

Ill llONtIt SuSN.
@lcu Gouc. q y. ocn Gte Snli:
Trduf Nolt. lonl / Seroog@ lpr'egtc
al orpbc <. Z. Morgan, be9if ioitcn
SclumorN / GountpiGnQalet Wtinc'
ola. San hop6c, liben ban lnoIottea
I Nrrclten, alort Here ml@lDfteoe
GorioJ pa0 at taQc Sipet Al Jig.
Huber 1T Spbolo / TrnaaIct bou-
Sc ban tllitonct, at ban hoooe lauet
Here Nclucbc1nlalflncr enc 0ell, ION
Grc0a1 Nitcn c~rplo0crcoc / Scnotet3
Nipotadclic2prrelic / Nalblngtoli.
GcriunoO fuuOc ban life %iornIade9 I'll
I'll at iortGle, hpa0 ban bapoc tGlltt
at brilae Dem I'll.
Wtcu3 SonNeppQtcrcn ct Gicblit
bauoc iprlo6t honI / Den Sontc, at
ban iou, lpffe0eS oct Nolt at flotre
up iii ct uubent Ninou / Gcllen og ira
bette at itUrtc pao Noucoct nc0 paa
SienlpQninNcn / Gpnaicl2aoaroen.
Mou finite / 6alOct @Oueoltallen og
par 0pn mle0 oct lammc.
Set cr Acknowledgements Wcning,
al Nolt par iinb2iorplrret.
Mr. WorQa19 Silitano nclbe$ at
pare iNrOcIca tilireo9illacnoc, Og
ban ouicca al line SGgcr at prrc
u0cnior al 6orc.
Nolt2 mpiliitc Sortio er clont
life optIaret, nlcn 6cn Wti@tante er
bcaunot at roolTItc Jig, at ban | Ttr-
fcliabcOcn par Troic9ior Wtllcllter
uco Narporo llniperlitct, lom / 1906
iporleit ioripnnot, eiterot Der bar
reiit Wtiatontc moo burn Tor at bopc
IoruorioNet lin ioritc &ultrla 500.
Gitcr Oc 0plpaninger, lom er
ircmtommlet citcr bans tragllte On
De, fumes oct at ircnlAoa, at 9olt,
ellcr WhtCnter, var eli l1leAet lar
liQcre Gorbruocr emo Wor0ior'o9et
pna Mr. MtOrgan og Nonlbcerplo'
iioncn / aonQre9bpgninaen @a'h-
inoton los %iornlo0c. &on la0er I'll
at hapc pIunIa9t Ell bel HGffe Op-
uamltottentuter, o1 / ct @rep til I'm
Nuitrll, itrcpct iorll0 lnr SOertal'
oct paa Wr. Morgan, pnltcr ban,
bl. a., ON, al BON hnp0c anbrdgt Ell
MClpcoc4malfiuc onlboro / Ell AZ De
itorc tron3atluntiite Surupcrc, -
ban par life liffcr pdu ON BET par
"Suronio" al Cumnorolinlcl, cller
"G~hilu0elphiu" al "9.lnlerlcdn" Hln-
len. elsie 0plnaninqer bar icIp-
iolQcli0 poft itor 9gnaitcllc, og
Observation-Disclosures / @a'hington
hur W. 5roQble5 foriogt Of Inttc
ii1 / T%orbiuoelle meb og a0uort
0i@ic II Gortoicr. iom mi beiinocr
iiQ onltrcut MiotuclS ube pno Mt
|lautcrbauct
Get cr luffe0c3 at iTtte Jig /
TorDinoclic mco "EbilaOelpbio",
ion citcr at bopc iorcta1et en- grrnt.
oig Honinlelic Al @oiten % ANDRE
Iclc al Sflbct, rnpportercr, at L.
mi@tUnfcliQt cr opon9et.
Sra ~Suronjo" bap0c man eno-
III Inlet bort.
Get cr lite ian uiOnOipnliAt, at
Molt. cller N}uenter, oliaa ltoo /
T~orbiuNrlic nleo set al ben brittle
Nmbu3iaOer / MulbinAton amnel0te
aonplot ON at iprUnNe ultc anlcri-
fouitc &nobeufnbritcr 90 $ernbane-
toN % Gnmpiti6e loite0e me0
&riQaiorrao0 til &c Nliere0e / Sui-
ten.
Get lnHe5 mi at pUrc t%onltnterct
mc0 Sittcrhc0. at Nolt par Den /
1906 ioriuum0ue Vroic9ior Wtlen-
Ter. &lonbt nu0re crtIprer Erli.
@UulO pco Chicago llniucrlitet nco
%ritrm;bco, al hon buuoc Qicnticnot
ham iom Sen loriUmOne % for
Mior0ct pan I'M irritc @uilrll an
tloRcot Eroi Miueuter pco Nuruar0
%lluiucriitet.
%IolQe %iellcre N}e0bcIeIie har man
MI oQioa hort ira "Smouiu". Eli
bet pdr bIcpct Q%unnoiN glcnnenllplt,
uoeu at uoQct ml3tUutcliQt par ppou.
get.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
Ct zoe ~
"Sulo &iGft"-S %slesrammets
SprinoclIe.

&eoaftor Mtid)elet / Bergen ior'
teller / "Mnnonceti0enbe" enoel
Winoer ira 7be Slni 1905. Set
bar Ell trapel Gag ogiaa ipr Ser
gentle Eresiennrno, % Meoaftsren
ifilorer inogaaenoe Tin Serb Ben
Sag. Serunoer beoer oct blunot
unoet:
Wiin Snr gif natllrlig pibere til
Eromenaoen peo Earfcn. Ser traf
ieg M nfopbe SiSp. 9tils Spuge.
en- parm Observation-Disclosures. San
nloOte mig nleo De Sro: "aRen or
ban life itprartet? Sur Sc feet,
bpao Siornipn bar telcgroferet ira
Hom til Midelien: "Nu ginlo2r
Oct at boloe iununen"l"
"a Sjprnion Ianlme &oar bapoc
ltrepet mango ufloge Ging al,aoaen-
oe llnionsfriienL fom jcg / 6orargel-
ie til at pare: Seq lpncs, at M
ginloer set at boloe aiGit!" =
Nils &ollge grcb meo lit iriife
@ilmpr ltror bette % fore log at hi
ifuloe iUttc biaie to llOtalelier
Iuiicn, og ueb en- Seioel / 8rano
SAFES &ape, iom bergong enonu ool
nnbcn ior Serpcring, lupcoe hi G..
lioen MpisllotiS, Der loo lom fp!'
ger:
&om, 7be sunni.
Statsminiiter Wtihelien,
&riltiania.
Nu giGloer oct at holOe lannncn
81. Sjernion.
3unio, 7bc SUM 1905.
Si. @iernlon n, &om.
@u girloer oct at boloe &inft.
Wid)ell en.
Set bcle bar ment ipn en- Tits
men oct pilte Jig, at &its'en bar ial
goo, at Sen trooS ale Sementier
gif itaOig uioere / SllO- % llolanb
og tilllut uooper Somnleren blel
Den iornlclig llbebagelig, ioroi 81
%iuenite Ipiier begpnote at ifripe on
ben Wtifell en- ife "sSolo-&iGft-Tp.
litif".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

ut man blep perpler, er rin1elig;
men efter Ell Stunb3 Sisfusiion be.
iliittebe man at iortiGtte aalaiet.
Nogle Gage ienere bpttebe aiiternc
TIaOs, % alt blep, ipm bet ifuIoe
pGre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
,oninacn til at billie pao %cnner %

Mir. OF Nir2. u. Z. Climb,
ira Nuitin, W}inu, tiIbraQtc lorrtg'
Hoe uople Goac / @cio1 Dos IN
Suidcriru % Cater, g}r. ~ Mrs
q. N. Eobninn.
%roicaior DIR. SEEMING gar
len b!cp pco Soma State @ooro q
Goucutiou'9 iioilc W}o0c pGllt til ".
iiitaut Eroic2ior / GuRclit 30 Stut@
mnipcrlitetct / ,>olpo Gin.
%oitor otto e. Shnliot nan
mootaact 0alo iom FrUiiOcnt ror
9luNmtoud college / Canton. :
2af., men oct cr cnomI life o'glort
ON ban oil oltoQe Hal0ct
On NtuuO i @cit Union bier
iorle0en iloat en- Ntultt pad $40 %
maottc bctalc SllS5 / Sng2omtolt.
ninQcr f,r at hopc 'fuot en- Gtfour.
Ccttc Sur er nemlig ireDet mocr
: tutcus YQu.
e. II. G%rcniou boidt / San.
cite Goumto, omIom iorriAc lor@.
N1Q / 9IurbcOul al C>ii0n, i0et en-
9HtomobiI, by9rl ben bclan0t lig,
ait uoouer Ell 9ofteifraaninq.
Gptlipu bleo iiQaeuOc m0cr BOG
men on Orptic9 8ieblittelld.
amuO Nomrc ira SioW Sails.
2. luf. bor opholOt zig en- llIc&
(jo poa @lirl hos QomIe &enner
ol ~NicnOmQcr Der 2ccornb % I'm.
can. Mou rciltc CnaOng til Min.
uciotu Tor al bciule i'm &rooer,
Gpeu @nmrc, / Granite Sails.
Ntr2. Eoitor Il. %ucobion o.
1ottcrcn, Mrs Enitor z. ". Noc.
tom ljoite llNe blcm ira NIooiion %
Eerru, Mi2., b0or sc opbolot liA
Hollc Gage "a bIan0t on0ct operuar
60 Aar3icitcu / Ncrru WicnIlbco,
ionl Noitor &ncoblon / i'm (lo ! He
re Nor bctientc.
SIUptuIuAcr oA &cnncr 1or
ij0itc (ir2ooN Mrs. Ole GQcito0 en-
"Surpriie" poo hu0c3 Go0iel3oo3
NInuot uNcubu3 6oIt, iom toA Gel
NiiurcL mar @luorem Glleltn0 irc
&ro2pcr "a N|iio &ucllo Fc0erIor
ira Mabcl. W}on t%ilbro1tc no0lC
bpggcIiQc Elmer ionmcn.
&louot lloitilinN2'0rcrnc Der
ira Nucu iou er ptu0t tilbale ira
&r'ttnilcu / %pbct Al Sc lioite Sage
cr =. &. >obmlou % Cater, Gluro
&obuiom &}ii2 Menrictto Nrul@.
Mrs. &or1cn2, Nir3. (>llIja @iernnc
"a Nh. "a N}r@. q. :. M}orib. q
mcIoer ale ON en- b~cbagcIi1 % in.
torc2iuut Nclic
Mr.. % @Ir4. @lmocr @in.
ger / Goluor icireoe oGl Toe %tli
lO g|lat.ooau rQr lit U|atcitnbeIi0(
SamIic. CmtrinI 100 &cnncr o.
SlU0tNluQar uor foumct i0umlcn
ocrt> Stem ior at icirt 0aAcu Jam.
men mlo Dem Foitor :. ~ Scor.
u,c Inl0t en- Gale ior @urret, oQ
ser ~tllproQtr4 uoJlc nQGcliQe q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

citialas.-3 Sarme, 2 paa 24O
- a,res % 1 paa i6G acreS, ! ct sobt,
uorlt Excitement, fsrite 8loSiss Sntpropcs
ment. elsie Narme n,aa iGlges mart, Ia
Sormuen ital beIes til %grpinSer. Si!lfrtp
q. @rlanoion, Srantlin, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
act Oamjfc ScttIcmcmt peo

Stancaro, alberta, Canada, pnlter at
benlsbe Spmertiombeoeu paa al soot %
biuiat eano euonu er at iaa Der paa 20 9larS
aibetalins. ale SplpSnlussr ON Sorholoene
er inebsiottet Ell liue Sog uo9ipet al ben
banife Excitement S!ub % ioaes irit peo
benpenoelie til Siubbens SetretGr, @ntbon
n. RasmuSieu. 2lop.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

eeHo 'Se,oyab.Eoteu' Ill syrstuinse "a
SenHeF I @eHIeloHeei, 1,rsoG9S "a SIR,
eassuesaten 'eter $3.50; Sresassuosepen
eIsHs. SIPS sr. sar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
Cmifcs, Siaeic, 5ilsalgs,
% Giterippr8icf.

f! Tuertiaicucutcr nnbcr uucnnGuntc giteI
I Ioiter Be pr. Sro, Gaun % eibrcsie ibc.
I regnct. for bucr Gang. "tucrti6iementer
| inotascs lite for mirsrc cue so Gents. |
! Gcunc maa nirapigciin mchfblac alc Se.
! iininscr. Get Ipnncr fig life at busipre +!
\ ina imna GUNNER. \
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

SiliaIgs. = @i bar tilialas ct
beerGniet SniaI opoprfeSe % lite or
bprtehe Sarme, ~bslisssnbe iupsn to iii tire
Mil ira arnesarb | ffanhiuapin Settlement
mep COB Stole os Rife. gruesare 9anb &
GattIe GomYaup, aymssarh, q. TAI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
ciljalas.-2O5 Ncres fSarm

. ilial9s.-2O5 Ncres Sarm :
- 100 acres ppoprtet, Jteiten Sfo9 pS
Sapnegans. Stort, rummeIiSt Sebpellesbus
oo rlbbule. Tr9no % &inomplle. Go,trute.
Z Dill til Speu, 2 Dtil til Stole, 3 Dill iii
uorif Sirle. Rii or oen bebite Sio at ie bpao
apIins eanost briieer. rom os ie elier "trip
til u. y. 6elaemoe, G.2, 6nIbforo, Wiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
cufcS.-TelItaaeube Gufeuaub

onifer Fusbolberitc. Sor nprmerc Spa
lpSnin9er ifriu til Mortin Ninbol, 81. 2,
Spooner, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

0alpe al Notneim=, @mcrm:
~ feps % Sbortborns8 aeen. %l
ielse no9le iaa isrftetoSieS; peue / 6orm
% Sulsr, Srer ellei Spisr, SIS iii $50
Stpftet, "crateo- for GrprelS. Siifrip Soul
9. Sohnion, Soutb ct. Raul, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09

Honn, 7be SUM.
Statsniniiter Midelien,
&riitiania.
9u giGloer oct at boloe lammc,,
81. Sjernion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09

The books of the treasurer of Elko
county show only 10 delinquencies,
a much smaller number than usual.
Caught in the act of butchering
steer he had killed, Tracy Carterett,
a cowboy known also as Sid Wilson,
Jack Rose and K d. Davis, AGREED to
accompany j. j. Hylton and Dick Bel
linger to Elko. He mounted his horse,
but after proceeding a short distance,
whipped out gun. held his captors
at bay and spurred off in another d.
rection Hylton and Bellinger were
unarmed
The increase of traffic on the Ne
vada-Californ Oregon railroad has
resulted in an order for a large
amount of rolling stock, which is to
be shipped in about 40 days. The
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09
PLACED ON RECORD

The following documents have been
filed in the archives of the county
recorders office since last report
Locations, Etc.
Mrs. John Hyland. Tonopah-Proof
Of labor on Midnight and Alberta
lodes. Republic mining district
Gus Carlson. Tonopah-Certificate
OF location Goldnest lode, Golden Ar
row mining district.
Geo b. Wright. 149 Broadway, N.
Y. Certificate of location, La Crux,
May.be-so, Eldorado, Eclipse, Home
stead, Anna and Lake View lodes,
Jackson mining district.
II. A. Mcmahon, Round Mountain
Proofs OF labor on the Venice, Mon
tana and Slip lodes, Tonopah mining
district.
Hugh H. Brown, local Prof of la
Dor on the Sparrow, Wren, crow
Black Hawk, Chicken, Black Bird
Gold Pheasant Blue Jay, Owl, Hum
ming Bird, Eagle, Quail, Gold Finch
Hecla No. / and Hecla No. lode
claims Proof of labor on the Mar
lam, North Star, After All and Mon
tana Fraction lodes. Proof OF labor
on the Silver Pick, Silver Pick no. l
Emerald and Diamond lodes. all il
Tonopah mining district
c. S. Pellando, Tonopah-T Three
proofs of labor on the Columbus No
4 /, Columbus No. and Columbus No
9 lodes. Tonopah district
j. B. Stott, Nina, Nevada-Certifi
Gates OF locations on the Speculate
and Spectator No. l lodes, Athen
district o.
c. II. Steele Tonopah-Proof o
labor on the Missing Link and Golde
Monster lodes, Manhattan district.
o. Albriez, Luning of labo
on the Ruby, Fair Play and Suga
Loaf lodes. Proof of labor on tn
Rex lode, all in Fairplay mining dis
trict.
c. r. Lawrence, Manhattan-Proc
of labor on the Flying Cloud, Sno'
Man and Eva Fraction lodes. Proc
of labor on the Leo Fraction LODI
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09
Wittenberg Warehouse &
Transfer Company
Exclusive Agents
FOR
Genuine Rock
Springs COdI...
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Tonopah Gypsy Queen Mining
Company.


Location of principal place OF bust
ness, San Francisco, California. Lo-
cation of works. Tonopah, Nye Coun-
ty, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at
meeting of the Board of Directors,
held on the LIST day of December,
1914, an assessment mo. 81 of one
ID cent per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation,
payable Immediately in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the
office of the Company, Room 265
Russ Building. San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid ON the 18th
day of January, 1915, will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Tuesday,
the 18th day of February, 1915, to
pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with the cost of advertising
and expenses of sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
CHARLES D. OLNEY,
Secretary.
Office, Room 265 Russ Building. Sar
Francisco. California. DS-J1s
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09
BASEBALL OUTLOOK UNFAVORABLE
FOR PEACE IN The COMING SEASON

physical development of an efficient
man and Oxford is adequately sup
plying these elements"
The abandonment OF the famous
English Henley regatta for 1915 will
leave the principal trophy. the Grand
challenge cup, in America for an
other year at least The classic prize
for eight-oared crews was won by the
Harvard university second crew last
summer and under ordinary condi-
tions would have been returned for
competition again this spring in ac-
cordance with the deed of gift which
made the Grand challenge cup a per
petual prize,
This trophy, the oldest and most
famous Of the six Henley awards, was
donated in 1899, the initial year OF
the regatta 1t antedates all other
trophies and has been raced for each
year since the first contest more than
rs years ago Although won by Bel
GUM and Australian crews in past
years it is strange coincidence that
the first break in the annual regatta
should come the season following the
triumph of an American eight
An umpire in close touch witt
baseball conditions throughout the
country forecasts great season o.
prosperity in the national. sport ii
1915 lie says. 81 umpire in diff
ferent places. where there is lots o
different kinds OF business. and have
chance to hear
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09
STERN REMoNsTRANcE

"Ive been reading an article on
electricity, John" said gossiping
woman to her husband as she laid
down copy of technical newspaper
she has been perusing and looked
over her glasses at her better half'
"And it appears that before longweh
be able to get pretty well everything
we want just by touching a button. y
ut will never pay here growled
the husband. ''You would never be
able to get anything in that way
"Why not, John?"
Because nothing on earth would
ever make you touch button. LOCI
at my shirt. Tabor Clarion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09
PUBLIC CEREMONY
OF INSTALLATION
OFFICERS OF AMERICAN YEo-
MEN ARE INDICTED INTO
THEIR POSITIONS

Al a meeting OF Tonopah Home
stead No. 1919. Brotherhood of
American Yeomen, held in the lodge
hall last evening, the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year we're in.
stalled Thomas c. Mackey, honor
able foreman. Hubert H. Rorschach.
master of ceremonies; Paul l.. STRAIT
ton, correspondent; Emma G. Wen
eel, master of accounts; Jessie M.
Lanthier, chaplain; William ]. Comm
overseer; Margaret J. Schumacher
Waterman: Alice Hyland, sentinel;
Emma Lutz, guard; Lulu NJ Knock
Lady Rowena; Hazel A. Smith, Lady
Rebaeca. The installation was pub
lie. It was followed by social ses
sion at which refreshments were
served. Mrs. Lauthier, retiring Lad,
Rowena, and Mrs Wenzel retiring
Lady Rebecca, were presented witt
lodge rings. The presentation wal
by Foreman Thomas Mackey Thu
installation ceremony was conducted
by Past Foreman John Dunston.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09
SOME wHIRL. I sAYl

Il say, old top"
"Yes?"
"How would you like to take
spin kansas City Journal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09
BULLET is SPLIT
IN THREE PIECES

X-ray photographs taken Monday
night by DR., A. Parker Lewis. to de.
termine the location of the bullet
with which Wilson j. Thyes was
wounded Monday morning at Love
lock by Avery Henkel. show the bull
let to be split into three pieces, one
of which lies in the lung behind the
heart, and the other two near the
ribs. Two ribs were fractured by the
bullet.
Thyes is at st. Marys hospital.
where he was reported last night as
resting as comfortably as could be
expected. No effort has yet been
made to remove the bullet, the pa
tient not being in condition to un
dergo the operation.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09

NEED a little casn 10 finance that
proposition? A want I'D may find
the fellow who has idle cash which
he would be glad to invest. It's
worth trying.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09
PROOF TO THE CONTRARY

The Philippine assembly has re-
duced the salaries of other officials
without touching penny of their
own, yet some people doubt that the
Filiplnos are fitted for self-govern'
ment. Boston Transcript
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09
QUITE TRUE

Machinery excels in many points.
The mouse trap has more patience
than the cat"
"Yes?"
And while the horse stands hre
admirably. the automobile does SO
even better" Kansas City Journal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-01-09
Nevada News in Briefest Shape

stock includes fifty box cars, fifty
fiat cars, one refrigerator car, two
cabooses, three passenger cars, one
mail and baggage car and two loco
motives Three refrigerator cars are
now being made in the railroad shops.
Ten thousand dollars a year, in
stead of the present allowance of
$4,000 given by the state, will be
asked by the Nevada Agricultural So
ciety, managers of the annual Ne
vada state fair, according to the
annual report just published. In adj
dition, the society will ask the state
to provide a spacious building at the
fair grounds and will ask for the
passage of a relief bill to return a
loan of $500 for which the directors
made themselves individually respon-
sible
COMMUNE
also certificate of location of the
Lucky Boy and Lucky BOY No. 2
lodes, Manhattan district.
j. n. Adams. Luning- Ger.
tificate Winnipeg No. lode, Fairplay
district
Roger Daugherty, Tonopah-Proof
of labor Norman lode, Tonopah dis
trict.
O. l.. Davis, Atwood Certificate of
location Silver King and Jessie L.
lodes, Fairplay district.
A. w Larson. Tonopah-Proof of
labor on New Bonanza Nos. /, 2, 3, a.
s, and Z, Tonopah district.
Deeds, Etc.
J. ]. Mccarthy, Manhattan--Lottie
4 c. Gilbert to J. j. Mccarthy. Lots
5, 6, Z, s and 8, block Is; also lot Is
in block 16. town of South Manhattan
Sunset Mining & Dec. Co., Rhyolit'
Tribune lode claim, Bullfrog dist.
Cons, $40.
I DR. John r. Masterson-M edica
diploma.
Grace E. Gillan-E. j. Burgess Z
Grace E. Gillian, lot 20. block 20, tow
of Tonopah. Cons, $40.
Palisadian., 1915-05-08

SEALED proposals will be received
by the Board OF Education of the
Borough of Cliffside Park, Bergen
County, New Jersey, until $3.50 o'clock
p. m., May u, 1915, at the Board of
Education room, School No. 3, Pali-
sade and Park avenues, Cliffside Park,
New Jersey, for the complete con-
struction of Public School Building,
plans and specifications for which may
De secured from the Architect, Ernest
Sibley of Palisade, New Jersey.
Bids for the general construction,
for the heating and ventilating, for
the plumbing and gas fitting and for
the electrical work will be taken
separately.
A certified check for Two Thous-
and dollars ($2,000) for the general
construction, Five Hundred dollars
($500) for the heating and ventilat-
ing, Three Hundred dollars $4,000
or the plumbing and gas fitting and
One Hundred dollars ($100) for the
electrical work must accompany each
proposal, made payable to the order
OF the Board of Education of the Bor-
ough of Cliffside Park, New Jersey,
and are to be treated as liquidated
damages in case the bidder or bidders
receiving the awards shall fail to
execute contracts and furnish bonds
within ten G0) days after notfica-
ton of the acceptance of their bids.
A surety company's bond for so
per cent. of the contract price will be
required from the successful bidders
for the faithful performance of their
contracts.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all bids or
to waive defects or informalities in
any bid if it be deemed to the interest
o. the Borough so to do.
Contractors who desire plans and
specifications may receive the same
upon the deposit of Ten Dollars ($10)
which sum will be returned on the re-
turn of the plans and specifications.
Dated April 9, 1915.
Joseph F. Whelan,
President.
John F. Kelly,
District Clerk.
Vol. II, No. 6. $12.15
Palisadian., 1915-05-08
WOMAN SUFFRAGE SET
RIGHT BY GOVERNOR

Trenton, N. j., May 4.-The legisla-
ture, meeting in special session here,
repealed the constitutional election
bill enacted in the closing hours of the
regular session two weeks ago and
passed substitute that had been ap-
proved by Attorney General Wescott
Everybody is now satisfied, but it
took the senators and assemblymen
about two hours to do the job.
Taking advantage of the oppor-
tunity, Governor Fielder sent to the
senate his appointments to the new
board of shell-fisheries, as created
under the economy and efficiency pro-
gram. The nominations follow:
Joseph Fowler, Cumberland county,
two years; Alfred B. Smith, Atlantic
county, one year; Charles R. Covert,
Cumberland county, one year; Thomas
j. Gaskill, Burlington county, two
years; Augustus J. Meerwald, Cape
May county, three years; John w.
Mason, Monmouth county, three
years; Peter C. Cozier, Cumberland
county, four years; Frank H. Austin,
Ocean county, four years.
The governor also announced the
re-appointment of William H. Chew,
of Salem county, as member of the
state board of health. Frank Frazier,
of Tuckerton and George w. Hollings-
worth, of Barnegat, as members of
the Ocean county oyster commission
and George A. Mott, of Tuckerton, as
Ocean county oyster superintendent.
The new constitutional election bill
does not change the date originally
set, and the balloting will take place
on October 10, the last registry day
for the general election in November
This precludes the possibility Of
women voting this fall, even if the
proposed suffrage amendment is
adopted.
Senate President Edge will become
acting governor on Saturday morning.
when the oath will be administered by
Chancellor Walker. Governor Fielder
will leave the state that day for Cali
fornia, where he will attend the ex-
position. He will be gone until June
6.
With Representatives in attendance
from twenty-seven branch organiza-
tions, having an aggregate member
ship of 13,787, the New Jersey Asso-
citation Opposed to Woman Suffrage
formally opened here the campaign
that will be waged until October 10.
when the proposed woman suffrage
amendment to the constitution will be
put before the voters.
Miss Anna L. Dayton, of this city,
was elected honorary president, and
Mrs. Yarde Breese, of Trenton, was
retained as president. Other officers
were chosen as follows:
presidents, Mrs. Thomas J.
Preston, jr., Pr;nceton; Mrs. GarIet
A. Hobart, Paterson; Mrs. John
Emery, Morristown; Mrs. Anna Nc,
Ilvaine, Trenton; Mrs. H. G. Magic,
Elizabeth; Mrs. Thomas j. Carvan,
Palisadian., 1915-05-08
SOME THOUGHTS
ON MISTAKES

We may make mistakes in trying
to help others but what pardonable
mistakes they are!
The man who does things makes
mistakes, but he never makes the
greatest mistake of all, doing moth
ing.
Mistakes are often the first letters
in the lesson of life. We can make
strong words of them, if we will.
When you make a mistake do not
look back at it long. Take the reason
of the thing into your mind; then look
forward.
1t is foolish to try to hide our mis-
takes; in the first place, it cannot be
done very long; and if it could it
would only add second mistake to
the first.
1t is mistake to pay no atten-