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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
8eamtcmluaM Scr 6. 81. SC.

Sn Ser leetbin o6ge6oltsnen SSob-
resperiaa1mllung bes Mugult @enb
Noitens $50. / Ser .t@. 81. 81. m1roe
&amerao 9l. @. @rans 5lall Cont
number fir oas laufenOe Sabr er=
lpablt. Gum 3elegaten Ser int n4d)=
item Sabre III MarlbaQtupn, Sa.,
ltattfinoenoen 5taats-Geunio ml1roe
&amerab So. gpans erpdblt. Sic
geomtertpabl 5eittgte folgenoes CT
gebniB::
COMMANDER - q. IS. Grams.
Senior 8ice @onl1ral10er - sc.
$. SolibaD.
Sl1l1ior 8ice Commander - S. IS.
gagal.
2uartiermeiiter gborles 8re=
|Iton.
aaplon - 5ro,nf Mliaer.
Sffi5ier bonn Sag - Gus. Geo6.
ing.
Dffi8ier ser @ade - IS. 6. gen-
ton.
Mr5t ~ $. &. geocod.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
Sins sem @cridJt.

8. sc. @ilion1s bot oltrd) Sic Mn-
ipalte Eascal BON DeMitt cine @ed-
%lelforoerll1g I'M 9etrage Don $1705.=
70 pon @an 4uen II. q. einflagen
lai1en.
$. IS. @eterien, GeHanentspon-
ltreder Ser Nadlailen1daft bon ssSobn
5oli, fat 0ltrd 9(n,palt 9. $. 9nofe
ben SdluBberidt binterlegen laflen.
Winnie lrn6 2oltis aAabler, Die in
elmer bon @lara Saule Ii. 81. a1lge-
ltre1tgten &loge als @eflage get1annt
1prroar1, baben cine g(nt1port ouf sic
&lagei6rtft b~itterlegen lalien.
$. g. Carmichael, Ieltamentspon-
%itrefer Der Nudlailenidoft bon Ser
bert s. SenrD, &lager' III eil1en1 5San
gege11 Die @attenborf 60, fat onrd
Die Mrnpalte @lD n110 9ulb elm M1len=
dement, sur Sriginalflagel9rift bi11-
terlegelt lallen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
8rambitiftltng pcrmutbct.

Gi1ten Sboocfdbon 5000 rid)tete
amt Spnntag IbellD eil1 6el1er an, oas
in oenl Seine Der 9eegerin 6rau SUI
bio @utdil1iun bon Geo. SAG Slt ii.
5truBe sum 9l1sbritd1 fam. ST. oel11
I@eballbe apob11cn mebrera 9~segerfami=
lien. Die Gerlnmtbl1ltg lit lallt ge-
mprDe1L baB es iih I'M cine gralnD-
ltiftllng banoelt. Cine Inter lu61mg
lit I'M 8a1oe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07

sSl'an Gcrtba @oettid) bon 90
S06 sagIt 10. strabe ~ieierte ON Get
rigen Gage ihren "A. @e6urtstag.
Sic pluoc am 6. 1e3eulbcr 1911 in
GieIbcrgen in @alItein geboren u1s
fall iln Slllli ocs Sabrcs 1855 iibel
8alueltou ms 2anO.
SSl icillem @cinr III @atcrloo.
Sd, lit oal snnlltog @crr Tro1f $.
@ar6altgl geltorbcn. Iie 2eidlc miro
I'M Dieii9en &rcn1atorium frenlirt
lper0el1. Sin Srmlcroienlt fiuoet
belrte Mnr9cn INN 5cbn llbr I'M Sire
nlatpriltn Itatt.
sSl1 i6rer @o1lllng IN 0cnper,
Colo, lit ua1 lettpll CONVERSION Sroll
Wearp S'griell, cine sd)neiOerin ullo
frii6erc Ginpo6ncrin BON Davenport
ols Scidle mtfgefllnoen. IS miro al1=
gcl1nnln1Gt, oab bic G~erltorbe1e be
reitS mcbrcrc Gage tp0t mor, ehe ibre
2eidc al1fgefulloen mltroc. Sic Sci
dc lit nod lhier iiberfilbrt mproel1.
Mdorgc1 Gorlittag filloet ein Irul1=
crgottcsoienlt in ser ct. Mlltbonp's
Stride itatt. Sic geiietntl1q miro olli
0en ct. M1arglterite's Srieobof erfpl=
gen.
Irall @iloa %. Matt9ep bielt
ont Somtag slbcno Dor pollenr @al1Ie
eillcn burd) ltereoptiide gilocr erlau=
tcrtcn Gortrag iiber oas Sberno
pW1eil1e G~rfahrllngen in Ser &riegs=
5pl1e. Ger Heinertrog Ser l1nterbal=
tltng fpmnlt Dem 9[nlerifaniid)en Gp=
then &rel15 @olpital in Miil16ell SIT
8lttc.
@ir mrlpeiien l1od}n1ols ol1f
Den l)ellte Aadn1ittag u11o Mbeno inn
Trienolp @pllle itattfinoenoen ga5ar
Der bel1tidlutberiid)en 9reieil1igfeits=
ge11ei1oe. 9ie Mitglieoer bes SSrall=
en=Siilfspcreins meroen bon ied)s bis
ad]t llbr slbenbs eir1 belifat 5llbcrei=
tetes @iibncreilen lerpiren. Ser So
sur be9inn1t I'M 5mea l1br 9fadnlit=
tags. I~aerbano @erfaufsbuoen &C.
bel1 Der Gcranitaltu1g Ben Stcn1pel
eil1es edlten, red)ten oeltlden Sabr=
nlarftes.
Sss1 alien fatboliibelt &ird)el1
Der Staot meroen al11 n1orgigen Sage
Weelien anlablid oes 6eiertages Ser
lll1beflccftcn g@n1pfal1gnib Moria C.
lebrlrt nerocl1.
Ger all1tirenbe Gpli5eidef GGar=
les sdllncter lit BON Ser 3apel1port
Stating sliiuciation erllldt moroen,
bel Der lteberfiibrllng BON 2aocnoie=
ben 1pirfl an1 %m1it5ubelfe11. Iie aalti /
leltte lillo entidJloilen, 2~oocnbiebe nit
Der pollcn Sbrpere 0es @eleees 5ll
pro5eliirclt.
0llrd fiir5lid)e @rlll1oeigcn=
tbllnstransaftionelr 5llln 9ctroge BON
$4,000 lit bas ct. San1es @otel in
Delt olleillige1 @ciib ser @srren 81.
@. n1lo .. 6. @bitafer iibcrgegoll=
get.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07

Stills MarIdoI Matt 2an1b
ibat cine aiage gegen Seib Bros,
apelde See Cream fabri5iren, Dor
Irieoensridtet SO. 81. Maines erbe-
ben lalle1r. Sic 5irtna io1 511 GERM
ges @espidt bei 8erfaufen gegeben
baben.
Ser in $50. 1886 @elt 6. Str.
lpobnenoe @m. s. 8re6felbt, ein Mn-
geltellter bon Geo. Sdif, lpl1rbe por=
geitern Morgen BON ieinem @agerr
anf Der Gegierutgsbriide abgel6le1.
bert nnb erlitt cine tiefe ghnittpu11=
oe> Die ar5tlider Silfe beonrfte.
3as 2aoies Some SSolr1al bat
oent 3ape1tport Hotarp Club eil1ea1
S6ecf i'm 9etrage bon 500 iiber-
la1Ot, uno 5lpar als Spe5ialpreis fir
belt n0ditidbrigelt 5taotperl6one-
rungsfontelt. Die 3ettld>rift brillgt
'otmndd)it eil1en. ldlrgeren Mrtifel
uber oiele 9emegnng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07

TRIGGER marel1 Sic @erren 81. so. Sui
iber, $. s. Salut0ers, S. 81. @eud,
S. g. gmtnoers, SSobn g. @ulf n1o
SSSafob Sbliell. Die crltet piergc=
llan11ten Sargtrager dtno Mitalieocr
Der brotherhood pf Hailmao GRANT
llcl1, melder Ser Gcrltorbcl1e oils Miit=
ulic0 unucb1rte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07

SS11 6em Sallie SEQ. 1918 Sui
tnn Strabe brad geitern Morgen Elm
flelnes 6euer aus. Sic 1eueripebr
nad bem 6anie SEQ. 1918
8llfes MDenl1e alarnlirt. Ser gra1lo
al1d6 obne Seuerpebr geloi6t.
8iirgermeiiter ellfre6 s. Mnel=
Ter traltte am sonnabenb M%ad)mittag
IN 1eil1er Sffice 5ral1lein 211l11 Soft
man NIT Serrn Cigar 6iG, beioe bon
Jtod Sslano. Ser Sffice=Stab 0es
sSiirgermciltcrs fungirte ais Irau=
5ellgell.
Saben sic idon Dl6 Mifiton
Bier probirt? @lei6 init 6em beiten
lmportirten gier un0 empfoblen bon
Dem 9oftoren. Rod Sslan6 8reming
20, Mns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
3,tr lcstcn Mmbc.

Gic @ecroiglnrg BON @crrrl Slllills
Tctcrs, Scr al11 Ionncrstog in Sit
cago ltarb, hat purgeltcrn 9fadulittag
ltn 5uei llbr Don 95iiiell ln1o @art=
lpigs 2eid)ellbcltottlrngsgeidNift aus
allf oen Tairmol1nt s%Srieohof ltattgc=
fltloen. &err Sobanl1cs &rocger lei
tcte Ben SrauerDienlt in 9tiiien nno
Sartluia's nno auf OGm sSrieobof.
marcl1 Die @crren SSnbrr
&pcbricn, Safe @eerb, Gen. Sdlnma=
der, 90. sdn1oor, Sra1f @ealpel,
@rltclt Stenocr.
Irou MartAa 6eober en-.
llntcr 5ablreider @etbcilialtng bat
geitern 9iadnlittag Inn 80 l1br Sic
gceroi9ltllg bon Strait Martbo SEQ
ocricn bonn Seine ibrer Iphter,
Iral Garl gieier, geo. 1920 Sa1ep
tStraBc, aus NIT einem I%roltergottes=
Oienlu Don ser oel1tid)lutberiid1elt
3rcieinigfcltsflrd)e alrf Oem SSairz
mount Irieobof ltottgefunoen. Ha=
ltor Sorl1 lcitetc Ben Sraltergottcs<
oicrlt IN Ser Stride l1rN altf Dem
6rieb5uF. Sargtrager marell Sic
@errell Gl1oolpb 9apebn, Ml1. @nd,
sSllil1S 9pettger, Sans @pettger,
@enrp Ireier u1o Sobl1 2l,olpid,lel1.
Sobn Mnfon MoeIler.
@eiterl1 9sodm1ittag INN orei llbr
bot n1ter 5oblreid)er @etbeiligltng
Die Seeroiglu1g bon @errn Sobl1 gl1=
TON Mpeller bonn Seine ieiner God
ter, Irolt Chris. seefelot bon 0so.
301 Sii0 2incpln 5traBe aus al1f
Dent itaotilden 6rie0bofe itattgeflrr=
sen. Euitor Garl @oltermal1r1 leitete
ben 5ranergottesoienit inn Seine l11o
allf oem 6rieObof. Sargtrager mu=
.relt Die folae1Oen ieds Mitglieocr oes
glaf @a1pf &ranfen : l1l1terltiibu1lgs=
pereins: Sobn Stratum @enrD Srulym,
Eeter Stt, SenrD @ohlters, @a11s
Hobme00er un0 @al1s @iele.
Ibeo. 9anquar0.
Sic geeroigul1g ton @crrn Cleo
bore 3a1quaro bat geitcrn Nad]lnit=
tag lllr 1870 ltbr DOM Sralter6allic,
9to. 702 Marqltette strobe aus bel
gutter 9etbeiligur1g al,f 0en1 Gofoale
6rieobof itattgefun0elt. Galtor Sol
ternonm leitete oen CIrmlergpttes=
oielrlt i'm 6ein1a l1nD al1f bem fSrieo=
sln1 8rabe nibn1ete 81. 6. s..
Strpbbebn Deln Ser torbenen ei11el1
1parmempfl1noenen 9eadritf. 6roll
90. W3attbep 1rlo Tra1 9lnlalia
charlottesville trl1ge11 ergreifenoe
Irm1erlieoer Dor. Sorgtrqger MOI
rem bic @erren Or. 6. s. 5trob6ebn,
Or. 3. 81. Iabn1s, 81. Miepe, @. s..
@agncr, 81. q. 4attcrlon rul0 81. 81.
Tabrner.
Marball $. Miller.
Som I%rol1erbouie, 9So. 61S @elt
4. StraBe, bat an Spnl1tag Madmit=
tag I'M 5lpei llbr Bic @eeroiglllno BON
@errl Marlball $. N}iaer NIT Ser
@ei'etlll1g al1f oem Sofoole 1Srieobof
ltattgefn1loen. Naitor .. s.. @prll
lcitctc ben Iral1ereottasoienlt i'm
Same n1o ollf Dem Irieobcf. gorg-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
Sclbinnprbpcrimdp cimcs Mcrifancrs.

Ger III 600. 1927 Melt Z. 5trobe
lpob1enoe Wertfaner @cnrp 5indDe5e
llnter1abm am Somntag Worgen &C.
gen flint l1br eiaen Selblmproper=
JUDI, i11oem ct li6 nit eil1em Ma1ir=
meller cine tiefe Sdnittmun0e aln
@alle beibradte. Sic, 8erlobte bes
Mannes falr0 i'm in elmer @lutlad)e
al1f. Sinde5e muroe NIT ser itdoti=
ld)en Ilnbltlan5 nod Dem Mercp 500
lpital il6erfiibrt, mpielblt er bon Sen
sler5ten Or. Site l1lro 81. Strobbebn
III gebanoll1ng aellornn1en ml1roe.
%Scin 3ritalro ioll lcbensgefabrlid
lein. Si1Ge5e loll Den 5el6ltrnoro=
perlllb alts 5d1peunl1tb iiber sic
9eadridt bes Dor mebreret Iagen err
folgten N6lebens ieirer Ml,tter olts-
Qefiibrt babet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
Seiratls : Grlan6nibId,einc.

Stanley g. Mtp1rros l1lro Mala0on
Simn1il1s, aan1ias Gitp, 500.
8illiam S. M0an1s, 2a5nlle, ST.,
l110 2eol1o 81. 8irb, Nerlt, SD.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07

Bic ag9rilt g0il0 5ocietpn" fat
gelterll eitelt Ml1frltf an uue &atbult-
fcl Der 5tabt fir aparll1cs Minters
llnter5cl1g fiir f(cine &i11oer erInilelt.
Nsfan lel1oe &lei0l1ng oieler Art alr
.1Sral1 S. S. Dorgan, Dapelrport, ODER
anbere Mitglieoer Ser @ereinigllng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
Sa,nplt 2pac.

81, Der ant Sp,tltobel,b slbe110 obs
9ebaltenelt Sabrcsperlommnlltr1g Ser
1anlon 2o9e SEQ. 10 ser a1ligbts pf
4ptbias mllroen bic folgelloe1 8e-
mrtelt fit Dos %laufenoe. SSabr CT
apaGlt:
s. g. Subn 81. aobIer.
y. .. SSpbn &allfnlnll.
9. - @iuian Sleeper.
90. pf 6. g. S. 2inblcp.
Mf. of S. 8iliam 5inonion.
s.. of 81. & g.. Charles Ss=
30. SIT u. ~ q. @. @erel15riuf.
sc. OF IS. - S. AS. Mlaooen.
s. g. - 81. W}cGreuis.
.. IS. 80 @rbir Slnitb.
Grltltees 80 @elt. 81. gfop9ael, 6.
@. 2iluoslen Son1 Dates.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
Mricnal=Tumbs ,uiro S165,325 lcin

Sl1 0en1 &oitel,poranIhIag Ser
slr1oesrcgieru1tg fir oas ant 80. SSlt=
nj 1917 enoenoe 6isfaliabr, melder
9eltert bon Dem SdYasamtsiefretar
Dent &longreb lu1terbreitet mltroe, De-
filloet iidl al,h ein Nusgabepolten
bon $165,325 fir oas Mod Sslano
Nrlenal i'm 8erglcid} sl oen bisber
iiblidlell Soften bon S2S,400.
Colonel George y. 9ltrr erflarte
9eltcrn Mprgel1, oab ser 8etrag
bal1ptiadllih fir Gerbeiierltrgen ser
Sabrltraben, chem Nelleralttonnphil,
Sstallanfaltten, 2agcrhouler fir Mr-
tillerie, gisfabrif uno anocre @erbei +
ierlngen be1utbt 1peroe1 miirDe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
5taat unb Gu =. b.
9ienstas, ben Z, 9e5ember,.
aleine @taot=M euigteiten.

Mal1ocl1, sl1ccooc, GaniIc nnS
Mfanoclsgrtraft. Hiepe's Apotbefe.
(M1l5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07

80 Illr6 fiir5lide 8rll1oeigen=
tblunstransaftionelt 5llln 8etroge bon
$4,000 lit bas ct. San1eS @otel in
Dcl1 olleilligel1 @ciis ser @arren 81.
~. r1lo 9. 6. @bitafer ilbcrgegan=
get.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07

5Sralt Gert6a @octtid bon 90.
SO6 sseIt 10. Strabc ieierte ON get
riget Gage ihren "A. Gcbtrtstag.
Sic mllroc am 6. Is5em6cr 1871 in
Iiefbcr9m in @alltein scboren u1o
faln i'll @ssllli ocs Sabrcs 1856 ilber
8alpeltull ms 2allD.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
REQUESTS OFFICER
LOCK HIM IN JAIL,

J. II. Gill. a local waiter. tarried
too long over the crimson cup Satur-
day night with the result that the
spirits taken down to keep the spirits
up went to his head and he wen on
the warpath, says the Reno Journal
Realizing his condition he saved an
officer the trouble of escorting him
to the city jail and wended his way
to that destination by a very circuit
Gus route and requested Night Ser
geant Meffly to lock him up until he
was sober. His request was compli-
ed with and after a night of sound
slumber he awakened Sunday morn
ing remorseful. thirsty and penitent.
He was released.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

has beer engaged for the past three
weeks mapping out the course OF
study to conform with the amend
ments to the 1915 school laws n
the new text book recently selected,
and which will be used. in all the
public schools of Nevada for the next
year. The deputies are all imbued
with the idea of large service n
earnest work in all the school dis
~tricts, and Professor Bray insists that
this will be the banner year of edu-
cational work in the public school
system of Nevada. The deputies,
having finished their work, have all
been excused and returned to their
respective homes or gone on their
vacations Appeal.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
st5o.O 900. 900 VALUATION NEEDED

The state board of equalization is
meeting at Carson City to establish a
valuation on property in the state suf-
fcient to bring in taxes to the
states expenditure for 1915 under
the tax rate of Sc cents
The board is composed of the Is
county assessors and the 5 members
OF the tax commission. Under the
law. each member has one vote in
TIE joint session. The state board
establishes the valuation by which
the county assessors will be governed
OF all but interstate and intercounty
public utilities. on which a valuation
will be established BY the tax COM
sission alone.
IL is estimated that a valuation OF
S152.000.o 00 will be required TO
raise sufficient eyena to mee the
state expenditure
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
TWO BOYS ESCAPE
IRON REFORM SCHOOL

Two. inmates of the state INDUS
trial Home for Boys located near
Elko, escaped. says the Free Press.
They doubtless got out through the
gymnasium window. where. with the
remainder of the boys they had been
exercising and they could not have
been gone much more than three
minutes before their absence was re-
ported to Superintendent Kyle, and
he Immediately took up the chase
and the fleeing inmates were follow
ed northward until the darkness
settled over the hills and made hopes
of their capture futile. Next morning
at daylight their tracks were follow
ed .northward for a couple OF miles
when they were lost in a stretch oil
gravel, but the boys are almost sure
to be caught. as they left the institu-
ton without food. and 1t is only a
matter of time until they will be re-
turned to the school.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

of the breeder. Right here in Ne
fications there has been a modifica-
vada | know of one place where there
are 5000 head of horses on a range
that would be taken up readily, but
the people of the state do not take
into consideration that the contract
ing government requires horses that
must be at least halter broke, so that
they may be lead up to the inspecting
officer. If the ranchers who have
horses for sale would bring their
stock in from the range, get them
used to being handled and feed them
up a little. they would have no
trouble in disposing of them at a
handsome figure"
Taking for granted that the aver
age horse will bring $50 in the mar
ket, the $4,000 head wanted would
bring in the n~eighborhood of three
million dollars.
I'VE just consummated a big ship
ment of horses running up into hun
dreds of thousands of dollars to
Cheyenne a few days ago on the
French contract and expect to have
the required number before the term
of the contract expires which Is the
first of 1916" continued Edwards.
while it has been rumored that
the Italian government has placed a
big order for American horses, not
many are being sold to the govern
ment as its agents are not willing to
pay the price demanded in this coun-
try. Belgium is also buying a few
horses for cavalry use. but the bulk
OF the American horses are being
bought up by France. The weight
ranges from 1000 to 1900 pounds and
il does't take much of a Nevada horse
to come up to the weight require
ment.-Reno Journal.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
RENO'S RACE MEET En-
CEEDFD ALL EXPECTATIONS.

Figuring on a basis OF s32.50o bet
daily during the 25 days of the Reno
race meet, the total amount handled
ss12.5o0. or this amount the
associations percentage was one
eighth. or s140. 900. From this one
sixth is deducted and applied to The
county road funds. The latter
amount is s23.333.
Saturday. the closing day of the
meet, was n OF the biggest Of the
entire session, both In attendance
and in betting. The grand stand and
the grounds were taxed 10 capacity
and more than SAT. 900 passed
through the pari-mutual machines.
The record for the meet was made on
Derby day. when s49.s00 was bet.
Saturdays card vas one OF excel
i.nee and Witnessed the second ar-
~pearanee of tine champion mare
Celeste. owned tg George Wingfield.
The mare ran away from the field in
the Overland handicap. a mile event
for a purse of 81 900. She made the
distance in I.3S 3-5, was held in most
of the way AMI finished without an,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
WINGF1ELD SENDS ND
EUROPE FOR HORSES.

Hoping to benefit by a marked re-
in the price of thoroughbred
~horsefiesh on account of the Euro
pean war, M. p. Guillams, superin-
tendent OF George Wingfield's Nevada
Stock farm. accompanied by George
s. Hamburger. a local veterinarian.
take their departure for London
Wednesday for the purpose of buy
ing up some of the equine bluebloods
of Europe.
They go with the intention of pur-
chasing one or more of the famous
English sires from which they will
stock the local horse farm, which Is
famous for the high class horses pro-
duced.
The two men expect to be absent
about two months. They feel that
now II the opportune time In which
to negotiate purchases, as the blood
ed stock of England has been mate
rally reduced in cost since the war
broke OUT.
Mr.. Wingfield contemplates pro-
| curing some of the best pedigreed
stock that is available in the Lon
don market.-Reno Journal.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
NEW HEALTH RULES
REGARDING GUARANTEEING

The board of health held a meet
ing at DR.. Hodgins' Office but no
business of Importance was tran
sacted. No complaints were received
and the general health of the COM
munity was reported as being good.
The rules and regulations of the
Nevada State Board of Health gov
erning the reporting of certain dis
eases and the management of quar-
antine we're read. They provide.
among other things, for the %placard-
ign of houses in which exist certain
diseases. In the case of chicken pox
the placard shall remain posted for
twenty-one days from the close of the
outset of the last case on the Dremi-
SEES; measles three weeks; mumps,
three weeks; whooping cough, six
weeks; typhoid fever and diarrhea OF
infants, until complete recovery. All
susceptible children under the age of
> living upon the premises wherein
exists a Ease of measles. w%hooping
cough. humps. or chicken pox are
prohibited from attendance at school,
church. Sunday school. or public
gatherings of any sort during the
period in which their premises are
placarded. Any attending physician
" no fails to maintain quarantine in
conformity with the rules and regu-
lations of the state board of health
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. and
shall be punished by a fine of not less
than five hundred dollars. or by i'm
prisonment in the county jail for not
less than ten days nor more than
thirty DAYS. or by both such fine and
Imprisonment.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
NEWS OFMTEREST FROM ALL PARTS OF IHE STATEL

II dieation of having set a mark that
haeemen say Is phenomenal. consider
.ns II, high win anil the fart that
iltete |. consids - lhie grail. T.. ncvo.
in tho bae st~ets.i Many mad.
the statement that on a favorable
track the mare would have a new
worlds record for the mile. Celeste
holds the worlds record for a mile
and a sixteenth. ZAP 3-5, made at
Saratoga last year. She will be enter
ed In the San Francisco races. but
will have a faster field to contend
with. with such horses as LOTUS and
John Graham among the entries.
Horsemen are very enthusiastic
over the success of the local meet and
declare Reno has all the best of a
comparison with Denver. with q
population over 20 times that of
Reno. The parimutuel machine, here
according to conservative estimates,
handled an average of $4,000 and
$4,000 every day. The average at
Denver was only $4,000 daily. The
Denver meet lasted only 20 days.July
1 was the big day at Denver. s144.-
900 having been bet on that day. On
Derby day at Denver the machine
handled $3.50. 000.-Gazette.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
NEW SCHOOL DEPUTIES
HAVE BEEN NAMED.

At a recent meeting of the state
board OF education the full corps OF
deputy superintendent of public in
struction were formerly elected and
consist of the following well-known
instructors: Miss Bertha c. knemey-
en-. third district; b. F. Bleasdaie,
second district; George f.. McCrack-
en-. third district; p. r. Bleadale.
fourth district and George T.. Ander-
son, fifth district. The terms of the
deputies begin September |. 1915.
ending August 81. 1919.
Professor Bray with the deputies
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
UPPER ROCHESTER, FIRE SWEPT

About half OF the Upper business
section of Rochester. Nevada. was
destroyed by fire shortly otter mid
night last Sunday morning. The loss
il estimated at several thousands
with little insurance carried.
II Is presumed that the fire origi-
mated in a defective fiue In the Davis
bakery where the fire was first notic-
ed. The flames, driven by a stif
breeze. soon spread to several build
ings in the neighborhood and con
sumed. besides the Davis bakery. the
Waldorf saloon. the Mocha cafe. the
p. d. bar. the Telephone Office, the
Elite bakery. the Brunswick hotel.
the Confectionery shop. the SAM
torinm. the Cutler bar. Balls store,
and W dwellings.
As there was no fire fighting ap-
paratus outside of a few fire ex-
tinguishers there was not much
chance of saving any OF the buildings.
Already some of the losers by the
fire are figuring on rebuilding. and
a new and better Rochester will prob
ABLY grow from the ashes.