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SUNDAY SCHOOL
PREPARES RALLY
M. E. Church School Will
Render Excellent Program
Sunday Morning.

Tho First Methodist Episcopal Sun.
day School is preparing a special rally
day service for next Sunday morning.
The program is entitled Tho Patriot.
ism of Peace" and will be given in
the church auditorium at 10 o'clock
Sunday morning. The Sunday school
classes will assemble as usual at $3.50
for preparatory services. A large at.
tendance 10 expected.
This is the last Sunday for the san
day school year in Fairmont. and much
interest is attached 10 the attendance.
The officers of the school are very
anxious that the attendance shall
reach the n thousand mark, which
will surpasS any previous attendance
for our rally day exercises. All mem.
hers OF the Sunday school and all who
have ever been members living in the
community are urged to be present
Sunday morning.
This in a measure is also the fourth
anniversary OF the dedication OF the
new church. and always brings re.
newed interest at this time OF year.
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Monongah


A surprise birthday party was given
Mrs. Alice Crayton last night at her
home In West Monongah. in honor OF
her t%hirty-ninth birthday. Refresh.
mcnts were served at a late hour.
Games were enjoyed by the young peo.
pie. Those present were:
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Crayton, Mr..
and Mrs. John Crayton. Mr.. and Mrs,
L. F. Jetti Misses Ruth Crayton.
Nettie GRAFTON, Bernadine killeen,
Blanche Killecn. Davinna Costello. Ar.
tic Costello. Thelma higgins, Mildred
Martin. Kathlyn Shaver, Elsie Ben.
nett Bonnie Fleming. Katheryr VIII.
son, Stanley Yost, Jessie Jet, Bessie
Davidson. Alma Jet, G~enevieve Cray.
ton: Messrs. Harry Thomas, DenzcI
Shaver, Paul kearn. Wayne Harden,
Ernest higgins, Albert Jones, Garnett
Harden, Ora Spraggs. John Mort,
Wash Nichols, Elem Parrish. PAU
Crayton, Emmett Crayton. Clarence
higgins. Kenneth Crayton.
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o

Miss Mary Kenny, who was a visi.
tor at the home OF Mrs. Julia Talbot,
left for her home in Piedmont, W. va.
She a accompanied by her niece,
Mrs. L. C. Pricket.
Miss Cora Lear. who has been visit.
ing her parents in Grafton, W. Va,
has returned and resumed her posi-.
tion with Miss Annie Watkins.
Everett BorellI. who has been away
for quite a while. has returned.
Miss Fannie Criswell was n bust.
ness visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Goldie Van Horton, Of Fair.
mont. was a visitor in town yester.
day.
X. c. Line. Of Warrington was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. Hayward Snyder. OF Clarks.
burg, who has been visiting her moth.
er-in.law, Mrs. E. Snyder, has returned
to her home.
Mrs. Thomas Talbot was a bust.
ness visitor in Fairmont yesterday.
Mrs. C. Salvati was a business yisi.
tor in Fairmont yesterday.
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TEACHERS TO MEET
AT BARRAGWILLE
Excellent Program Prepar-
ed for Teachers District
Institute.

District Superintendent Charles
Hupp, 0: Fairmont district, is arrang.
ing for the teachers district institute
TO be held al Ba~Trackvilie on Friday,
October 3. The program for the ses-
sion is as follows:
Opening exercises-9:Oo TO $3.50.
Music-9:l0 TO $3.50.
Address: Professional training and
benefits derived from it-President
Roster. FaIrmont Normal-9:3o to
1915.
Music-10:15 to 1O:3O.
Recess-10:30 TO 10:45.
Reports: How 10 keep little folks
busy in rural schools-Miss Gertrude
Conway, Miss Cora V. Price, MIR. H,
S. Rhodes-10:45 to 1880.
Reports: How to make the best
use OF the school library-Miss Arma
Bling, Miss Hazel V. Roberts, Miss
Anna Conaway-11:S0 TO 1900.
Talk-Dr. E. P. Smith.
Reports: The best means Of pre-
venting children from being noisy in
the school room-Miss Lawson, Mr..
Chas. Holiand-2:O0 to o:15.
Reports: How to get the graduates
from the eighth grade into the high
school-Mr. H. B. Ice.
Reading circle work
The demand for rural schools, ~
The new outlook, ". F. Bridges. Ia
min. (2J The call for efficiency, Geo.
c. Barb, 10 min.; Harry F. King IL
min.
In addition to the above there will
be a general discussion by those pres
ent on how to get the most out of the
reading circle work and the teachers
meetings.
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many DELEGATES
AT CONVENTION


at the w. G. T. L. Headquarters:
~ ,,L...,, pIsh..asJ. I,.s o,,,,
Mrst atMinsoH. MIS- o@lta
stacia Boring. clarksburg; Miss Mary
IA. T,,.dt,a tI,,,,I.o.I. A. I,oito E3.on.
Lse suta!hc' liuhuFcu' AiFs. beito i,rehr
del and Mrs, S. L. Smith. Grafton; Mrs.
Buckhannon; Mrs. William II. BonI, Ron
ceyerte: Mis-. TlizaheIh Kerry. TnssvIIle;
Mrs. Howard Berthy. CowHn: Mrs. Ida
ington: Mrs. Angrie Charlton. Manning
ton; Mrs. Attn l.. l5lmms. clnrksburG;
Mrs. Ellen II. CheRvTant. CimrkshurE;
;ast Wheeling: Mrs. CorneIIn Dyo and Mrs.
Emma A.IRennnrd NIdiiebG,rnr Mrs,
fEDonnaliy, Mnriimton: Mrs. Geneva E,
Dyer: Mrs. Richard Dunlap. Dyer. Mrs.
n r. Dodge. Richwood: Mrs, C. l., Dixon.
Illumination; Miss Eleanor Onkchnrt;
Miss Nora pnvisson. Lost Creek: Mrs.
Mary Davis. Kingwood: Mrs. EVERY.
ton; Mrs. II. 4. FtrlScc. Grafton: MFs.
lover ciarksburS; Mrs. Alnry Garner.
MariInton; Mrs, i. r., Could. RurklIan-
non: Mrs, II, L, Green, FaIrvicw. Mrs.
ton; Miss E;lln Hall, weston: Miss NInn
HARDY. Morsamtown; Mrs. Ellen II.
Holt, C~iarkSburg: Mrs. Grace liver
fS9 Miss M St1S i,d m%snsy XIn:. i Mrs- E,
8Nasnntown: Mrs. I, II. HIrh. Charleston;
Mrss Hcrrinc E~in.wnoi: Mrs, c. l.,
Howard cowan: Mrs Mary Holt Wheel.
ing: Mrs NoIIIe p Jackson. Jane lew;
Mia Lowe and jnne Johnson, MoorcS-
Vile; Mrs. r, j. Jones. Huntington: Mrs.
Fanny Jennings. MnnnInSion; Mrs. a. r..
1aekson' lnns Lew: Miss Anna Johnston,
g Huntfncton: Mrs, r, q, .joWcs, Wnnn:
Mrs. LEM Jenkins, Ruckhnnnnn: Mrs.
isnPtS k anS Mf Gnmf EInacns NFs i.as &!!s%
DAVIS: Mrs. n Lcwcliyn, Morsnntnwn;
Frank LivelS, Charleston: Mrs. Es;ello
IA Lantz. r~SiockviIie: Mrs. MnItic Low
Thor Hs%,IsDiiIn. MIS- = a. IAN, Clnrks.
h',rr. Wrs Ioce WhceIinC: Mrs,
Mar Iutc1 md Airs. s, q, Roberts,
Mo,indSviiic Mrs J'"E. Mari, Manning.
ton: Mrs, +, Il, Miller, T,omncy: Mamie
Ia Morris: Mrs =. n. MahIer. Hunting.
i'm. Mrs. i 4. Nnrstcli"s. Ruckhannnn:
Mrs Emma s Munroc, sIstcrsviilc; Mrs.
TSE Wnhinr and Mrs Blanche sweet:
NJ. Srs N,,cbnnI SrnaitsviiIr: Nrs,
Ediib = Ncintosh uin,Inrton: Mrs {,
n cSi Eikins: Mrs, l. ", Nay, Nor.
ssntoSn: Ms, Cora ogden, salem; Mrs.
4 Pa.pw ana Mrs NnwsSn' Rurt,s.
s,iI,s. NrS I,itn o,,oidfnof RowIcsh,rc:
ME- p r p,t,,r Wnrc1ptorn Mrs
II EEIanc,c \, i,rt:rIrr. Mrs Si.ry II. Ring,
Ptobc,ooi. N,rs i'WvcrIic Rnhny Cowcn:
Ne s" prana Ropsrd nmJ Mrs. cornelIa
1v.hoo,,Tc H." II II Sbirv"v Morgan.
z MGrs't.NiI A.. n C.S T. soYn" V:sstGn. SIrs
y $50 SarTi,a rnstic,.. Airs { & PirI,-
srsis Weston. SIiSs Nutiie Rose, Graz
ton MIS- vi ,i natS N,I .{!ESr: hGpeIr;sNiiIiE; sMI~ rs
tham Wj,lIs nsnn! Mrs. r. airIstn. King
ata cia. Sta.r,a az,
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:: Personals :

Mrs. Hustead Brownfeld has gone
to Norfolk, Va. where she is the guest
OF relativse for several,weeks.
Miss Martha Brock, of Morgantown,
is a guest at the home OF Hon. and
Mrs. E. NJ. showalter on Locust ave.
nue.
Attorney and Mrs. Rollo Conley and
sons and Miss Wayne Hall have re.
turned from a motoring trip to Pitts.
burgh and vicinity.
Harold Ridgley has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
Washington State and at points in
Colorado.
Miss Madge Sample has had as her
guest in Laurel, Md, Mrs. R. A. Wall,
of Butler. Pa, formerly OF this city.
Mrs. Ella Tabler. ofsParkersburg, is
the guest Of Mrs. Matilda Shroyer and
Mrs. Leslie Michael at their home on
Quincy street.
Mrs. Allie Randolph. OF Salem. is a
guest at the home OF Mrs. Joseph Ro.
sier for the W. c. T. U. Convention.
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thems, Isl part; yictrola selections,
male quartette. clarksburgs solo. by
g. G. Martin anther, full choir, No!
90, tabernacle anthems, duet. by Mr..
Sharpe and Mrs. darlington; yictrola
selections; male quartette, Worthins;
ton; song by children; full chorns, 81.
IS. s. Melodies; solo, Near tho Ha.
ven" Richardson). with quartette,
Messenger, Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill.
lingslea; duet, DR.. and Mrs. G. L,
Howell; full chorus, No. S.. S. S.
Melodies; yictrola selections; male
quartette, Clarksburg; piano duet,
Talkiugton and Billingslea: male
quartette, Worthington; offering and
closing song, full chorus, selected.
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3charleston Event.

MI. and Mrs! ". a. ohley. who
have been motoring IN the east for
the past SIX weeks, arrived home last
evening In their car.
Among those who took luncheon
Tuesday at Edgewood Country Club
We're Mrs. C. ". Swisher. Mrs. T. C.
Beury, Miss Elizabeth Knight. Miss
Helen Swisher. Miss B%urchneli. Miss
Jane Conkey, Miss Caroline Warn.
Miss Anna Jackson, Miss Louise Beu.
~. Miss Marie Simmons. Miss Ger
trude Beury.-CharIeston Gazette.
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DUTCH STEAMER U N

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The Dutch
steamer Koningen Emma Of 5000 tons
which struck a mine as she was on
the way to Amsterdam from Batavia
Java, capsized and sunk in the Thame,
today. The $50 passengers had been
previously taken off the steamer
which was heing towed u pthe river
when she sank.
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Church to Observe
Excellent Program

The Christian Church at worthins.
ton win render an excellent concert
on Sunday, September &c. The fol.
lowing is the program:
Opening, piano voluntary; full Choir.
US. anthem No. 20. winnowed An.
thems; address. J. Lane Parrish; solo,
DR.. G. L. Howell: piano duet, By Mrs.
darlington and Miss Billingslea; an
them by full choir, No. "a, ". An
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euea. Of iAta. earn.s.

Mrs. Iren e Cooper Rudolph, OF
Princeton, ILL.,. formerly Of Arkansas.
Is the guest of hc- sister. Mrs. J. Wal
ter Barnes. on Barney street. Mrs.
Rudolph and Mrs. Barnes have been
separated for a period Of seventeen
years. Other guests at the Barnes
home arc Mrs. u. a. Vincent, Shinn.
Ston; Mrs. a. r. Sauborn. OF Bridge.
port, and Mrs. Virgil Vanort. Of Nor.
ganto@n, all delegates 10 the ". C. r.
u. convention.
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Keen Busy Circle.

The Keep Busy Sewing Circle o.
tho Presbyterian Church met at the
home OF Mrs. Mary Snyder, nm enjoy.
able afternoon was spent, after which
refreshments were served. This cir
Gle meets every two weeks at one OF
its members homes. The next meet.
ing will take place at the home OF
Miss Helen Mort.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

moon by Mrs. !. 10. Prickett at Meadow.
view farm. Bell Run. The guests in.
lcludeds Mesdames John Hall, e. F.
Crane, w. n. Crane, E. S. Phillips, G.
b. Prickett, j. ]. Gattain, Sim Bright,
i. E. Bennett, Elvira Hawkins and
Upton.
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To Make ~Bandaees.

Bandages can be prepared from the
good parts Of worn sheets or pillow
slips II perfectly clam. Rolls six to
eight yards in length are most con.
ventent-one inch wide for fingers, two
inches for feet. two and one-half to
three inches for head and arms and
four inches for legs. A good way OF
keeping them in condition for use is
to seal the rolls in a perfectly clean
glass fruit jar.
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ONE DEAD IN SHIP WRECK.

,tBy A%ssociatedP ressD
LONDON, Sept. 23s-The Britishj
steamship Groningen, 9,0SS tons gross.
was blown up today. One member OF
the crew lost his life and several 9th.
ers were wounded. The survivors
landed today.
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NINE SINKS SHIP.

cHRIsTIANA. Norway. VIA London.
Sept, 2Ss-The Swedish steamer
Foufsyik Of 1907 tons gross, was sunk
Sunday by q mine or torpedo. The
crew landed here today.
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To WISH. RELATIVES.

Mrs. Thomas A. Grimes, formerly
Miss Eva Hayes, and her daughter,
Miss Edith Hayes Grimes. OF Helena,
Montana, will arrive here this week
70 visit the formers mother. Mrs.
Christie Hayea Keener, on Locust ave.
nue..
I. Mrs. Crimes formerly resided here
and her visit is anticipated with pleas.
ure By her former associates.
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Guest Of Daughter.

Mrs. C. W. Fitzwater, of Buckhan.
non, a delegate to the W. C T. u. con.
Sention, is the guest of her daughter.
Miss Beatrice Fitswater, at the home
of Mrs. Henry Martin on Walnut ave.
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The Acme Society will meet next
Monday evening at the home Of Mr..
Eugene Orr. a delightful program
has been arranged.
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freight office will leave tomorrow on
his vacation. He will visit his par.
ents at P%ensboro. W. Va, for a few
days; then he will go on 10 Washing
ton, Is. G., and other points.
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History and Men.

For, as | take It, universal history.
the history OF what man has accom-.
plished In this world. Is at bottom the
history OF the great men who have
worked here.-Carlyie.
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Leaves On Vacation.
James Knight, agent at the B. & o.
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Atsendlnn Reunion.

Mr.. Mapel DoRham and son. George,
and Mr.. Luther Donham and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Amos, went TO Morgan.
Gown this morning TO attend the re.
union Of the Barrie family which is
being held at Jerome Park today. Gl:-
bert Johnson, of Grafton. came here
last night and accompanied them TO
Morgantown today.
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Entertained Club

IA Entertained CIub,
The Near Neighbors' Club a dc.
tlightfully entertained yesterday after.
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means other gambling as well as
betting or the races.
THE DOOR is BOLTED
AND BARRED

prosperity is at our door, said
President Wilson in his latest
speech. Is it?
How long has prosperity been
at the door?
Why hasn't prosperity come in
long ago?
Who shut prosperity out?
When will prosperity be allow
ed to come in?
Is the door locked against pros
perity?
Who locked it
Is the door bolted and barred
by free trade on the inside?
Three million unemployed wage
carriers and their families are
waiting for the bolt to be shot
back, the bars removed, and the
door opened to prosperity.
The bolt is the present free
trade tariff the bar is the stub
born folly and ignorance of the
free trade administration and
Congress.
Unless this bolt and this bar
be removed, prosperity cannot
come in.
Who will remove the bolt and
the bar?
The people, at the polls in No
vember, 1916.
Then the door will be opened
once more for protection and
prosperity.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-02-13
PAYING THE PRICE

Reno has been so much inter
ested in securing a legislative
measure that would restore to the
State easy divorce and gambling
that her representatives have been
dilatory in their duties and have
had a measure slipped over on
them which takes the State Fair
away from Reno and locates it at
Fallon. 1t may be possible that
Reno wants the Fair no longer,
or that she was willing to trade it
off for divorce and gambling bus
ness. However that may be it
is short-sighted policy. The State
Fair would, eventually, be OF
much greater benefit to Reno and
the State-at-large than divorce
colony. Here we desire to say
that we are not opposed to quick
divorces on certain grounds. Ten
DAYS should be sufficient in some
cases, but the law should be alike
in all States so that no one State
would be responsible for such
acts and have to bear the odium
attached to the proceedings. AS
for horse racing, there probably
is no one who does not like to see
a good square trotting or running
race with good, clean, Well-bred
animals. Nor would anybody de-
cry the wagering of a few dollars
on the races. But the jobberv
that is done on a ractrack and the
gambling on the results as carried
on in these days takes all the sport
out of the business. A fair would
hardly be a fair without horse
racing, but the sport should be OF
the old school, where the best
horse wins, and is ridden or driv-
en- to win. Having lost the State
Fair for the doubtful chance OF
getting the divorce colony back
Reno had better tend to her knit
ting or she will lose the univer-
sity for the sake OF opening her
gambling halls again. The effort
Nevada has made to be a clean
State for the last few years has
resulted benefc;ally in some ways
and has put the State on the road
to better things and cleaner bust
ness. To revert to the old meth
DDS would do incalculable harm
Mind you that the racing bill
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TREASURER'S NOTICE
Office of the
Treasurer and ex Oficio Tax Receiver,
Lyon County, Nevada,
~ % 1914

Treasurer and ex Offico Tax Receiver
Lyon County, Nevada,
December 2S, 1914.
To the above named delinquent taxpayers,
and to all owners of or claimants to the real
estate and improvements thereon, or I'M
provements when assessed separately, herein
before described, known unknown, and on
dollars You are hereby notified that under
and by virtue of the laws of the state OF Ne.
vada | will sell ON THE I'D MONDAY IN
FEBRARY, 1915, towit: the 9Th day OF said
month in front OF the Court House Door, IN
the City of Yerington, Lyon County, Ne
yada. each of the above described tracts or
parcels of land with the improvements where
separately assessed, to recover the amount OF
Tax and ten per cent delinquency, assessed
to said defendants against said property tor
the fiscal year commencing January !. l9l 4,
and ending December 81, 1914, together with
the costs of publication Of this notice, unless
payment of said tax, delinquency and cost OF
this publication be paid to me prior TO SAID
Sth day OF February, 1915
The said sales will be made between the
hours of nine o'clock a. m. and FIVE O'Clock
D. m, to wit: At the hour of one O'Clock
D. m. to the person taking the smallest guam
tity Of property and paying the taxes, de
linquency and costs on the whole.
six months after the date OF the sale by pay
ment of all such sums with interest on the
same at three per cent per month thereon
from the said sale until paid
The above Is the list of names OF persons
to whom the property is assessed, dcscrp-
ton OF the property upon which the taxes
are due and the amount Of tax due on each.
CHAS. A. MCLEOD.
County Treasurer and TX oficio Tax Receiver
Receiver Of Lyon County. Nevada.
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MASON VALLEY EXT. NJ. CO.
Butte mining claim Pat. No. 1908;
Anaconda mining claim Pat. No
3692. The Blue Excel mining claim
Pat No. 1885, The Blue Excel
Fract. mining claim Pat. No. 1876;
Pioneer mining claim Pat 1886; The
July Fract Pat. No. 1916; The North
Excelsior mining claim Pat No 1876;
Mike mining claim Pat. No. $3.50;
Moro mining claim Pat No. $3.50;
Moro No. / mining claim Pat No.
3436; Moro No 3 mining claim
Pat. No. 1886; Geo. Dewey mining
claim Pat. No 1888. Mason. Tax
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or section thence north 1886 feet;
thence south 63' 90 " l4I Go9ts ifet
to the place Of If beginning begin mgre G or ess
lils as mountain land. Carson . :,
River. Tax and delinquency. '..,;s IN
WOODBURY., oSScAsR;im ,,eL eit on f Tax
and delinquency.
WHEELER, S. W.-Lqt s, block
and improvements. Ramsey lax &
and delinquency.
State of Nevada,
)ss.
County of Lyon.) ,..l;.or of cal,
Cc,,,,t, nf won. State of Nevada, do hereb!
e cIt4ty that the foregoing is true copy
the Delinquent Tax List Of said Lyon ,h county tnt
for the first installment, OF taxes Tor tne hS'a
ye WaVITNEts5 my hand and official seal; at m;
office in the City of Yerington, this ZSth ia!
of December, A. d; 1914, c1r,1D
County Auditor
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CO-Comet n Extension Pat
No. $50. Silver City. Tax and de 80
Hnqucncy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lo'o'
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REGAIN JAMES-Barn and shed west
side X. r. and brick house., frame
house and shed east side r. r.
Mound House. Tax and dein.
uuency O
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AH.YERINGTON NC. CO.
Santa Cruz mining claim Pat No.
3075; Santa Cruz mining claim No.
/, Pat. No. 3075; Santa Cruz mining
claim No. 2. Pat. No. 307S. Mason.
Tax and delinouencv .....S .
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-02-13

UNKNOWN OWNER-Florida lode
claim lots No. 81 and 100; certih-
cate No 22s, Pat No. 4742, part
OF Secs. IL and IS, T. 10, X. 20 T.,
l7.l9 acres. Spring Valley. Tax
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-02-13
Do You Find Fault With Everybody?

An irritable, fault-fnding DISPOSE
ton is often due to a disordered stom-
ach. A man with good digestion is
nearly always good natured. A great
many have been permanently bene-
fitted by Chamberlain Tablets after
years of suffering These tablets
strengthen the stomach and enable it
to perform its functions naturally.
Obtainable everywhere. Advt.
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PERRY. DAN-Lot II, block u,
Improvements; furniture, S50 sa
loon and bar fixtures, 500. Smell
ter Addition. Tax and delinquency. S l742
BRADFORD. ROBERT H.-Great
Western Mining Claim; Wild Horse
Mining Claim Como. Tax and de-
linpueucV u o.
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ing claim Pat. No. Al. Silver City.
Tax and delinquency. ............. /
HAMLIN & WALSH-3 lode claims
under Patent No. 3412. Mason Val
ley. Tax and delinquency. .........S ?
CONSTANT LANZAC-Lanzac min
ing claim Pat. No. 1873. Silver City.
Tax and delinquency ..............$ |