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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

DIS. ". X. Cummings and X q.
Erashear attended the meetings ~ tbs
West Virginia Dental Association al
wheeling ON Wednesday.
Mrs W. ". Cook. Mrs George Wilson
and Mrs CLARK Crisis. were SteubenviIlo.
ohio. callers on Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Bailey. Miss Iona Potts
ana Mrs. Anna MONTGOMERY we're Wheel
ing visitors ON "Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy George has departed for
colorado springs. colo, Tor visit with
her daughter. Mrs. william y. Vance
Miss Jeanette Campbell or chicago
Illinois. arrived on Wednesday for a
short visit iu this city. With her faith
vs.. D.. Campbell she expected 10 return
90 Chicago in a Few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
WILL GLecT Trustee

A meeting viii be held within n few
days. 40 which time the alumni Of
Linely Institute win appoint trua.
Tee Recently a meeting % the trus-
tees was held. and tho following we're
appointed as members % the faculty
Herbert 5 Pierce and ~. r. soander-
wick. a meeting VIII also be held
within a few days az which fimo re-
porie from tho cepfennial committee
viii be heard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
PREsBTTTPIAN

Warwood Presbyterian church. Tweu-
Ee'n street near Warwood avenue, Rev.
or ~iFteWville. viii have charge 81 the
.trflces- sabbath school at g.gu N. ni.
reg Ilar morning service Hf 1895 O'Clock.
subject The Trausflgurcd Life" AZ
ifrr"uu service. .bJert 1iaff. rfrsufa or
tho Home. christian Eudeusor meet
lnFH % g. w.. topic cone Far Dow seven
for The Highest Thinrss sabbath Oh
efrranrr meeting Leader Mrs. r. o.
ArfhNr ON last sunday evening the at
tendance 90 christian Eudfu.or vac .a
come uut uud help break thfa record.
~ fh.uE service o. t.ihs subject. a
Wonderful Conversion Services viii
D. held each evening most week WITH
IrN ~ D. WiIfOu iu charge Stranger
the scr. ices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

The First srlritulIIaf church Will hold
.cryircs in tie odd Fellows haI1 sun
day. Arril the isth ~ 30 o. u. Lecture
followed with spirit ueaaHE gee. BE- ". 81
W. Way. pastor and psychic. thiliren'a
progressive lFceum VIII Do held Iu the
lFreum building af tho corner on Mary
land and North Broadway. Island. "a
lg 20 81. n. Daniel J. GessIer. conductor.
hII are invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

oliver Wendell Holmes. son ~ Wen
dell Holmes. ~ Brooke County. met
death Dob n coal mine near WI.urhurg.
kentucky. carly in fno week IfIa re-
mains arrived ln Wei. burg DO DOB 00
~. Thursday. and were taken 90 tho
home ~ Ifa father. from where inter-
werf VII Do made ou Fridav
surviving arc wife hfs father. and
one sister. Miss Maude Holmes. 10 this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

Among those that attended the fluer-
OF nt Mrs. Anna buchanan Mcfarland.
uf tnfdnln. Pa. or "wednesday were
MrH Wayne buchanan MouluFef. George
y buchanan. Nr. and Mrs g. o. Waugh.
Mrs. .. g. If.sf. NIae Nina vs. Apple.
gate. Mrs clara Frisseu Mrs virginia
Ecall and Joseph Weaver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

FIRST Unitarian Church, What I-
Life Forf will DO the funIerf 10 the
Sermon hv Rev Howard A. pease ne1t
sunday morning af iU e. o'clock Kin
Alliance. TucFdly Afternoon o. two
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

. iirat United Presbyterian Church. al
Joining puHfoffire. Rev. g.. f Robin
~ ID. Pastor u Rev. Maurice Ruben a
Christian Jew. founder and surer rsfa-
ert N tho new convert Mireion ~ Pitts.
Nuheu has the reputation ~ an ei0uuenf
Frr1ter orf comes uftn a mfasare fu
HI| me people ffIe aldrer- nrrr.. Ices ta.
Do most Irfnrn.ffrr Bible afn.s sr.r
sabbath school Hf 90 "a m $50 etcrIre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

Services 81 The Warwo0d Christian
land averusi next sunday. April Isth.
Ihe Bible school opens 40 p as. Guy pry-
OF aupe inferlrnf Marry D. nord choir
lIferfnr ffenrniua service DerIra a.
10 fa. Prof N. Nrwfrn Miller ~ uefH.
Hny college viii lffsct both malrI.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

service on Wednesday night. conducted
by the pastor.
hearty Invitation is extended TO ALI
strangers and those without "a chufcu
home Co Join with the Congre gation in
all these services. All seats free and q
most cordial welcome awaits everybody
who comes.
German Methodist church. Chapline
street. opposite High school. Rev. r. A
Speckman, pastor. Sunday school at
BIB a. m. Morning service In German
at 1870, subject. a Glorious Relation
ship Youhg Peoples meeting al 7.I5
y. m, Mr.. Y. G. Muhleman. leader Eve-
ming service In English at 1:f5. subject:
Nathaniel
There Will be no prayer service on
wednesday evening. but on THURSDAY
evening. Apfil 22nd will he held. a pre-
paratOry service. and the District SuIer-
lntenucnt Rev. ?. W Mueller will
preach. Communion service SUNDAY.
April 18th. a cordial Invitation Is ex-
tended. and n hearty WELDON. awaits ain
az this "Home-like Church"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
Wellsbnrn Briefs.

city. lie formerly lived here and was
employed at the LaBelle Coal mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

81 Andrews church. Thirty-seEcnth
and Eor streets James H. Fish. Rector
-Ihcr. VIII he services lu St. Andrew r.
church ON sunday ueAt. tho second sun
day after Easter at half past ten o'clock
in tho morning. when there viii be cele-
bratiou Of Holy Communion. sunday
school az two o'clock iu fh.f afternoon.
Evening Prayer and sermon a. half
past seven o'clock Iu the evening Fray
sr service Hf half past seven o'clock on
rs ..L-.- I.. n.-.L.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
EPISCOPAL

this service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

Tie Third Presbyterian church rhir-
fI eighth and Jacob streets o. D. lev
fuNnrgfr. pastor The usual services
will hc held Sabbath. April 18Th. preach
lnr at 10 Gu q. m.. and T.1n O. m. sab-
bath school gt . nN p. m. Mcn's fIbTe
Iudfav0r ~ Gas D. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

ST Matthew Episcopal church. Cor.
'Iapliue and Fifteenth Sts.. The Rev.
o.. Freelaud Peter Rector. The ser
vices during the week VIII b. as fol
lows. second sunday after Easter sun
DAY Arm lS.h. 500 a. M. Holy Com
muuiuu, 1880 a. m. Morning Prayer
and sermon. 1889 %. IN. Evening Preyer
and sermon .;l5 o.. M. sunday school
W Wednesday Evening Prayer and address
30 .. M. sunday school at the Cdapels
a. Follows ST. johns Echo Point az 90
o. M. The public o. cordially Invited
TO attend the above services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

First preehvferi1n church. 1891 cham
llrn ST.. claude lnrtrr Terry. Mfrfrflr
Mems bible class and Bible school 9.IS
theme a Slave Iicderued" Nnr are
cordially Invited Co. worship with ua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
In the Churches



frspline street Methodist Eriaroual
CHURCH, samuel o.. Jones Mialster-To
The following services a. very cordial lr-
vltatluu ls extended. $50 SUNDAY
school. Nr a. T.. Winters. Suuf Tnrra
viii De r. good programme SUNDAY morn
Ink Jones Bible class fn auditorium Al
10 90 n. rod. n 90 morning worship. SER
mon by pastor. subject Church Pos
FitilltieH SIS ErWortn League Nr.
carl NJ Davis. leader A special an
u0uncrmeut In which all FuwortNfana
are interested. 9ff evening worarfu.
sermon by Pastor "Al Flesh Dr. a.
Grass special music. good fellowshil.
hearty greetings. No service more Than
one hour. This clutch L. fn hearty A.
cord with the 500 To Cfuroh sunday"
Hear about ~ sunday. Tuesday evenfr z
Junior league wednesday evening ser.
vice ~ prayer. Thursday evening trnof,
Friday evening Boys Brigade
Fourth street Methodist Epfs~oosf
church, nfFt church south of Twelfth on
Chapline No. 1913 Arthur W Mills.
IN. y. pastor The pastor will preach
both morning and evening Public wor-
ship 81 90 10 a mI, subject ~ the Her-
mon Co.'s All-seeing Eye" a. T.8O
en- svauKslistic service will be held. auh.
fect % the sermon, Tomorrow At
both services special music viii be fur
riahed hy Professor hartmann Vested
choir sunday scl1ol o. sIt o. m
IeaE fe a SIS BOO. General Prayer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

~ lanes Evangelical Lutheran
chapel. Elm Grove. ". Va. Rev. NJ n.
Steuer. assistant pastor SUNDAY. H.l0 n
M, sunday school and bible class. NJ 100
a. ~. regular divine services
81 IaInfs I.t anEeliCnl Lutheran
church. if09 thapitne street. Rev. a Ny.
" erder. pastor. Rev. ~ T.. sffuar. as
siFtant pastor Sunday. o.rS o. m sun.
day school and bible rlneara TrrIIah
and German. 10 30 M services Boz The
German language. q 30 u. m asrsir Ir
the English Language 'TutaHa. ..frfra
ueetinE of the Ladies Mlssionarv So
ciefY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

~. MettheW'g Lutheran church fIE
water street Hemw0ud. ". We Rev
Geo. p Helm. pastor The rervir ices and
fnertinEa during the week viii b.. Sec
ond sunday after Enafer Or MiaorIrnr-
oiae buminl $3.50 n. m. sunday school
and bible class Tor fduIfa. 1880 Il ro
preaching services tu the German lam.
HuaEes 80 b. no.. EuFlinh Faarer rer-
vices with sermon b. Rev. otto Wendell
or EridEcport ~. Tuesday nf 3D. m
nesting Of adulf cafcurfIral class You
are oordially invited 90 worship with us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

81 Paura Lutheran church. bridge.
port Main street ttrt. otto wendell nae.
Etrr- second sunday after Enefrr 0r
Migericordias bomini "a $50 o..
sunday school and iibir Glass. at In.I1
"a. w divine services ThuradHv ~ z 10
meeting or the uLther League All
members are requested tu attend. Mon.
daV eFeuinE a. 1850 the adult fafrrnftI.
col cIasa VII mot lnr -n.IrmrtIun-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

ShermanS clothes pay you a dividend at the
time OF your purchase, because we operate our
stores on a business basis. We give you more
than $40 worth of fabric, material and workman
ship for your money. You don't merely pay for
$40 worth OF clothes at Sherman'S, but really
SIS to SIS worth. We sell YOU more than dollar
for dollar value. The money you spend with lis
for Clothes IS returned to you at once with more
money saved than the interest YOU would get IN
a bank. Every ShermanS garment is the equal
OF the best SIS to SIS suit any cohier may of er
YOU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

you ever figured the money you have pay tor suit as
Investment which should pay you percentage of interest
bove the original outlay? When you put your money in
bank, you expect in return an interest on the
business
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-01
RACE SUICIDE
REMEDY FOUND
WHO WOULD NOT HAVE CHILD.
Rem IF rovs WERE FURNISHED
AND BANK ACCOUNTS STARTED
At s,RrH,.

SACRAMENTO. Sept Each visi'
tation Of the stork In Sacraemnto
means something to the retail mer'
chants q the city nowadays-a chance
to bring more Joy to every newly
blessed home. II used to be that the
birth notices appearing daily in the
newspapers were considered dead mat.
ter excepting to those who were inter.
|ested. Since then the stork has gained
more prestige. and now a shower OF
presents follows the publication OF
each birth notice.
The custom OF making small but
pleasing and often useful presents to
the new born was established In Sac.
ramento some months ago by the
larger retail merchants. OF late the
practice has become quite general. and
now every little tot whose advent into
the world II recorded in the Sacra'
mento papers is presented with orders
for either tiny baby shoes. rattle.
bonnet or something quite as accept.
able as an adjunct to the ordinary
babes assortment Of pretty things.
Recently q couple Of sacramento's
baAln Aave become Jealous to vie In
doing nice things for the city's new
born. In several instances little sav.
ings accounts have been started In
the name Of the babe. and In others
penny and nickel banks have been pre-
sented to the parents In behalf Of the
babe, and another sends novel photo
album. There IL said to be NO fixed
agreement among the merchants. but
II IL conceded that the custom OF fol-
lowing the stork in his meanderings
with little gifts il fixed In Sacramento.
and in time to come will be one Of the
traditions Of the commercial life Of the
elty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-01

|rest, which would have been . mattsl
|of but . fsw minutes.
Through the parents Of Ars. Ansiir
No. :. the sheriff and district attorney
were unable to prosecute the case.
Anslin was frst married to Miss
Cslcia n. Kearney Of Berkeley. Ala
media county. BY WIN. H. scudder. No
vember Is. 1904 Divorce proceedinsz
were started In 1908 By Mrs. Ansiin
No. 1. but for some reason they were
dropped. He was later married here
while in the employ Of the county ~
construction engineer during the erec.
ton Of the new court house. when It
was discovered that he still had wife
In California.
Shortly after his disappearance from
San Francisco q story was floated by
his brother that It was belived he had
suicide, and that his body
would be found in the bay.
The local sherifi's ONCE placed no
credence in the story. and since then
has been working on the case. finally
the man.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-01
INDIANS Do NOT
FIGHT the FIRES
LIGHTNING HAD IFeGcr ON REs.
gRvArioN-NEW MILL NEARING
eoMpLsrloM. AND TO sE RUN.
MING THIS FALL

The electrical storm which started q
number Of fires In this section Of the
county caused considerable trouble on
the reservation also. according to L n
Pedford. forest supervisor. who was in
the city today.
The Indians are very poor aid when
|it comes to fighting fires, stated Bed
ford, and unless conditions are favor.
able. refuse to do It II the weather Il
warm or the fire hot one. little aid
can be secured from them.
The $4,000 sawmill being built this
side Of Kirk. largely for the use OF the
Indians. is nearing completion. and the
machinery viii be In shape to saw
lumber to house It and to build
the tramways and other structures
needed. said Bedford. A railroad spur
will be secured soon. The mill will Be
for the use Of the Indians. they to haul
III their own logs. which win be sawed.
ana percentage taken for the work.
lumber sawed that is not used BY the
Indians will be sold and shipped.
The mill win cut about $4,000 feet in
eight hours. stated Bedford. and later.
II needed. will be increased In enlcien-
cy to handle the work
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-01

In view OF the fact that the last
legislature repealed the free text book
law the board Of education Of this dis
trict will offer for sale the text books
now on hand at from so to Is per
cent Of the original cost Those pupils
who desire to purchase such books
can do 90 on Friday, September 8.
from to I p. m. on Saturday. Sep
tember I. from 3 to II a. m. and also
on Monday. September s. and any
time thereafter SO long as the supply
lasts. The sale will be held at tho
central building and Of course win be
q cash sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Education.
IDA B. NOMYER, Clerk. LIT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-01
.PHAL|fS FAILED
TO GIVE IN
RED COX AND PHiLL,Es TO GET
INTO THE HOME sTRETcH NECK
AND NECK. seLiEvE MOST OF
THE SPORT ooPisTs
BY GEORGE n. HOLMES
United Press stan Correspondent)

BY GEORGE n. HOLMES
Omitted Press stan Correspondent
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-consistent
baseball by the Red Sox and the
Philies has come to the rescue Of be-
wildered fandom, and somewhat clar-
ifled the situation In both leagues. The
long looked for and much predicted
crack OF the Phillies under the strain
has failed to materialise. About the
only crack visible to the nude orb has
been that Of 0aby Cravath's bat
against the ball. The Red sox have
yet to reveal any signs Of slipping. and
lit appears that both clubs are going to
slip into the homo stretch going
strong.
Both Moran of the Phillies and Car.
Irigan Of the Bostonians have prepared
for this stretch squirt. and both are go
Il ing into it with aces in the hole. Both
managers have rested their stars.
Alexander and Wood. to the very limit
that safety allowed. for the past two
weeks. In anticipation Of strong Sep
tember hike. Apparently both believe
implicitly in the McGraw maxim that
youngsters are all right in the early
drive. but It takes the red necks and
veterans to stand the strain Of the
September efforts"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-01

School starts soon. Have your
youngsters shoes? Send them In. We
win at them properly with Buster
Brown Shoes.
LIT REGAL SHOE STORE
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-03-27
JOHN G. YOUNG FOUND
DEAD IN BED

John G. Young, Justice of the Peace
of Wabuska precinct, who has been
afflicted for some months past with
cancer of the ear and stopping in Yer
ington under treatment of DIR. Leavitt,
was found dead in his room at the
Globe Hotel this morning about $50.
1t seems his daughter, Florence, was
waiting for him to come down and
go with her to breakfast. As it was
beyond his usual time, she remarked
to Mrs. Plummer: 81 wonder if father
has gone up to the restaurant alone
I'll run up. to his room and see" In
a moment she was heard to scream,
and came rushing down stairs into the
Office. Ii was several minutes before
she could tell what was the matter
then they all went up to the room and
found him in bed dead
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-03-27
NEWS FROM ARTESIA

Most of the residents are boosters,
which is what makes a place worth
living in.
=. ]. Leverich has started his we'll
and has 500 feet of casing He is going
after the flow.
Miss Ethel Bartlett and Mrs. J. Phil
lips made trip to Simpson last week,
calling on Mrs. Arentz.
f.. Mollart has two successful wells
only a few feet apart One doesn't
affect the flow of the other.
J. w. Sibole has gone to Carson to
file on some land on the strength of
the new county road. The land bor-
ders on the new road and lis very
choice selection.
Sam Garbarino just completed a
well. little over 100 feet deep, and
has fine flow. He has started an
other one only short distance from
it. and expects to have it finished
before long.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-03-27
WILL START
PLANT ON
APRIL FIRST

f. J. Schrader, mining engineer and
operator, was in Carson today, says
the Carson Appeal, and stated that
the Rocklin Mining Company, of
which he is general manager, was pre-
pairing to start their new l00-ton plant
at Rocklin, twenty-five miles south
of Yerington, on the first of April.
The company owns extensive mining
property at that point and for a great
many months past has kept a force
force OF thirty men at work developing
and prospecting the ground By tun-
mel, drift and other lateral work
amounting to $4,000 feet they have
opened up 10000 tons of ore in one
of their mines and it is all of good
milling grade From the point where
the work has been done a depth of
1900 feet has been gained on the ore
Power for the propulsion of the
plant and for mining operations is
brought from Yerington.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-03-27
EASTER SERVICES
TO BE HELD AT
METHODIST CHURCH

The children of the Sunday School
of the Yerington Methodist Church
will hold special service Easter Sun
day morning at 1870. The program
which is under the direction of Miss
Milded +. Whitman, with Mrs. c. f
Leavitt as organist, will be as follows
Song, "Ev'ry Crocus Waking" Sun
day School.
Prayer, Rev. Mr.. Summers.
- Recitation, Good Morning" Irma
Whitacre.
Exercise, "All May Bear a Part
Irma Dexheimer, Gladys Knierim
Marguerite Arends, Thelma Litteil
Theodore Kline, Violet Mcleod, Ida
Snyder.
Recitation, "If I Were a Sunbeam, "
Genevive Knierim.
Song, Here and There, Every
where" Primary Class.
Recitation, THE Strike" Gordon
Burner
Song, I'm So Glad to See YOU"
Sunday School
Exercise, THE Daffodils," Elizabeth
Littell, Ruth Leverich, Gertrude Cod
dington, Elwin Lamkin, Helen Phipps.
Recitation, IF | Had Known" Ruth
Leverich.
Exercise, "The Greatest Deed of
Love-" Granville Leavitt, Harry Plum
mer, lone Summers, Joseph Leavitt,
Elsie McAllister, Walter Arends, Les
ter Murchie, Doris Campbell
Pantomime and Recitation, Down
in the Lily Garden" (arranged by
Mrs. Ricksecker) Miss Lora Lam
berson, Cherry Mollart, Milded Leav-
lit, Idelle and Inezell Hironymous,
Eunice Murchie, Vera Snyder, Laura
Emerson, Mary Perry, Zetta and Es-
ther Dexheimer
Offertory
Duet, "Childrens Offering" Mildred
Leavitt, Eunice Murchie.
Cantatta, THE Pilgrims Vision"
Earl Lam, Laura Emerson, Cherry
Mollart, Vera Snyder, Eunice Muir
chic, Mildred Leavitt. Zetta Dex-
heimer, Idelle Hironymous, Leila
Knierim.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-03-27
FIFTY MILLIONS
IN NEW
COPPER MERGER

By the certificate of agreement and
articles of incorporation filed with
the Secretary of State yesterday Ne
vada has another $50,000O00 mining
corporation. Under the terms of the
agreement and articles of incorpora-
-tion provision is made for the con-
solidation of the Moore Mining Com
pany, operating the Nevada Wonder
group of five claims, located in the
Mason mining district, Lyon county,
and the property of the Nevada
Douglas Copper Company operating
forty-one claims in the same district.
With. a capitalization of $50,000,00
divided into 100000 shares of par
value of S. each, the Sompany will
inaugurate new policy and strive
for the greatest product II If copper
in the west
Arrangements have been provided
by the new articles that shares # the
two companies will be transferable
or the books of the consolidated COM
pany on basis of one share of the
consolidated for one share of each
of the former companies stock.
The following are the officers and
directors of the consolidated COM
pany: A. J. Orem, President; James
Berryhill, Vice President; l.. H. Cur
It's, Second Vice President; F. NJ.
Orem, Secretary-Treasurer; who with
Henry l. Moore, w. c. Orem, F. J.
Curtis, ]. J. Orem and James c. Ber-
ryhill, Jr., constitute the Board of
Directors
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-03-27
WILL SELL CHEAP

Triplex Pump, in by Gin with
in. connections; motor geared; | Tri-
plex Pump 5 in by in. with 3 in. con
nections; belt driven; above have
cross-heads for heavy duty, made by
Platt Iron Works, and are practically
new; 2 Centrifugal Pumps 2 in. by 214
in, by Byron Jackson Iron Works
| large Vacuum Pump Champion
Blower, No. 400 $50 it. "a in. cable,
new; | 5 it. Graupner Mill complete
and stock of extras; rs h. p. Fair
banks & Morse hoist with $50 it. OF
cable and buckets and IS # gallows
frame; | 2H h. p. Foose, Jr., upright
engine; several thousand fet of 3 in.
pipe-rivetted and casing. Address box
27S, Rawhide, Nevada. Advt