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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-18

LIST OF AIERC HAN U.s.
MAJ 'lulJF' A 6 TIJRERs,
AND ] BIER co.
0PEE:RA TN 6 WITH
THE TELEG CIR M
THE. ]! 4 p BUY IN
CT z Z !. R z 5 3 U 4
CAMP IGN

- 4. 4 b ssi Il a. Sc Is
Post Roger Real Estate. g
Sturrn's Millinery.
C!efnIll's Wall Paper Store.
The Genteel ShoE,.
Farrell s Drug Store.
Peoples Furniture Company.
j. J. lynch & Comp any.
The Bon Ton. b
Bloc -Parrisi, Tailoring Go. 4
The Smart Shop. III b
EDonohue & johnson
Martin Broth hers.
Clark sburgs Storag & AUG. Co.
Spears Shoe C oIlpany.. 81
3. Dl.svvilson Sons & Go. 4
HIGHLAND Bro theirs & Gore.
Hall g Bradf 4.
Model Shoe Store. NJ 81 "
Stand lard Garage. 3Sl' E E
ehas. II. Griffin. lI|8 4
Gill others. ll
Economy Furniture Go.
Palace Furniture and Piano Go.
Southern Pine Lumber ID.
HayIlla Gre nhouse conlnal3v.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13
OFFICIAL NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
a. D.. Street, From the East Line OF Chaparrs '"e''
y" "''ANA ,he Yves, Line Of Water Street

IyJ Nn-IIIsAN, Ctr Secretary 81
The cts Of Corpas Christi, ~ pursue %, =,
Of The herinafter ~ out resolution, ~
hereby give aati0e by publiests'n q .e'n'
Of a. natter and ihings 'herr'n con
tanned. uhieh resolution y a. ioi'oN'' 70
Wit
RESOLUTION approving Ne IVY ~ ~.
g,n.srs written statement slowing w
hanfs ~ abutting uwnff' hu,"
IN of front fest Owned by each p'
ser.ption II property osned BY raeh' Z.
innate. total cat Of whole improvement,
and estimated eosi P'f front ioot -
ahuitine property, determining ne n',r-
sity OF lryying an assessment AsAihs'
The property and opncrs tbefcoi ssi''
lnO up5g Hssara Strrst from ihe a..
line II Clapafral street 20 ne VIZ
line of Mater street for part 81 th'
wat Of impsu, ing said stfrrt hAiAs
time aud place ior the heafins % 'n'
owners ~ sald property concerning 's'n'
and directing ths cts SECRETARY -
notice Of aid hearing ~ required hi ~
charter II the City Of Corpus Nhi'A''
WHEREAS the city Council oi %.
civ "A Corpus christi has heretofore
b. resalui Ton. ordered the improyrn' ~
III Re.aD street from The Fast Inc +"
Chsparral Street % che West hnr Z"
water street ~ Ie -ng VIC -...n- : :.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

On Chaparva Street From the North Line of Beden the
North Line of Rcsaca Street.

by the owners 81 steam railroads and
street railways shall bc paid on esti.
mates prepared 10 writing by aid City
Enslneer during the progress of said
work. ten per cent Of such estimate BE-.
Ing held back and reserved until the
completion " the work snd Ia accept
ance by the City. and said amount 40
reserved shall be- paid IN cash after slich
ncceptnncn,
WHEREAS. According 10 The report
or written natnmcni of said Lity In
ginecr hrrrby approved BY The City
Council The total estimated cost ~ such
improvement y sir.7li.orl aud the por
lion and amount Of such Improvement %
be- asFerscd against the AUDITING prop
criy aud ~ owners ir m foilJwa.
FOR paving, including Aniicr
and curb sls5a ~
Against the CITY Of Corpus
lhristi .a.. gsuJ2 lil
Against Corpus Christi Railway
aud lAnhi No., Ssh ~
That the amount per front foot assess
I'd against each owner Ia az follows
tJhl0l
WHEREAS, According 20 The written
statement 90 report Of the tity Engineer
the natnen OF the owners ~ eaid property
and the description 81 their property, aud
The amounts contemplated ara a. ivi.
iIuH fu.Wltf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

Aud WHEREAS tho amount crntcfn
plated % h. assessed against said Corpus
thristi Railway and lirht Co.. and IT,
property u a. iolloWn to.witt Sl.Sl 30
THEREFORE,. M III FURTHER RI.
SOLVED, That - hcaslng b. given te SAID
property owners ~ their agents or attor
neNs, and said Iarru- Christi Railway a
l.sehi Co, ani all reFson- Interested "A
the said matter as e. said assessment
and as 60 the amount to b. asscssr,l
against zach ownsf aud h,s property, and
against said Corpus christi Railway aud
Light Ia. aud is property and as
~ the h.ueflts 60 said property from
said improvement, OF any other matter
~ thing in eonncction herewith. which
hearing shall bc held At the Council
Chamber city Hall. Va the CITY 0f Corpua
Ohgisti. on the a5th day ci octohcr, A
H.. ialA, al nine oclosk q M al witch
lime al ai said owners, aud said Jcrpu.
christi Railway 4 Light 90. u and thrif
agents o. attorneys, ~ pcrsNus interyst
ct ~ said property. sre Notified 10 ap-
pear and he heard az which hearing sald
oWnvrs and said STREET Railway Com,
pans, or other pcreons, may appear by
counacl, or in person, os may offer evi.
drnoc, aud said hearing shall BE- adjourn.
cd from day 90 day until fully accom-
plishcd, And the City SECRETARY OF the
City OF Corpus Christi - hereby further
ordered and directed 20 give notice Of
said hearing hy publication hereof, OF hy
mailing 10 said owners, their agents OF
ATTORNEYS, ccpy OF said notice Of pub.
lcatlon. az rs both methods, as l. ~
QuiEsd by the City Charter ~ the City
ui Cospaa Christi
The fact thai ,ae city OF Corpus Chris.
q h rscatly IN ns~'d II permanent street
Improvements, the general c'avcnicncc
u the public demands hetter sisects. and
IA order 10 reduce insurance rates by
improving thc STREETS aad for crcailag
Q better state u public he-,tA. creates a
pnbllc emergency and public lmpeu
tive ufee<sllA, r~iusfing suspension NJ
he eheties rule providing that so ofdl
nance " nsolution shall Be passed llasl.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Sealed proposals addressed 10 Wal.
ter = TlmOn, County Judge ~ Nueces
ccUntN corpus Christi Texas. viii h
re- ciVed until 10 O'clock a. M CNcto-
her ssth. a. y. 1915 Cor the purchase
~ Nest4s.ea ~ NNeees County nraln
axe District No. bonds. an II said
hoads being la the denomination oi
u,eee each except Nc. 1, which Is 20,
ts2s.ss; bearing interest at the rats
~ i've per S~nt pes annam. payaile
semi annually AZ the Hanover Nation
81 Bank. New York 81 tbs conilneassl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

a Commercial Hans az Chicaso. "a the
option ~ fhe hosder naid Donas ma.
turing ssrihily for tgsntY i've yeafs
from The let dag - August a. - 1918.
hlcders Must submit ccfiifis1
check FOR fi.eee sar each bid. parable
without recourse 10 Walter Timen,
county Judge. 90 a guaranty that the
bidder " hueeeaafai win promptly pay
tor and receive said bonds a. Crvpus
chrisn Surces County. Tezas
The righs ~ reject any ~ al bids
~ expressly reserved
Walter o. Timon. ronniy Judge.
Sueces County. Texas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13
GEN. WEBB STATUE -,
At cETrfs

GETTYsBJFu rt- ~ !.
York todny added anolhfi +
the GettyShnr- hattieiir'e
bronze form ~ 6euerai AZ
Webb WAS deoi0atci v,f,
was the hero ~ The my
the hloodicst sectipns y "
battle. aluay ufyivors Z :
mand came from Ne~ Yen
Boa the exercise acconii Az
Whitman and hl- staff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

IhekkfoRE, RE- TT FURTHER RE.
SuLNED' That hearing be- given to said
property owners OF their agent. or At.
'"fi'eFs' and Az persons interested in the
'Aei matter as to said assessment and
A. 81 ~" amount "a he asscss.i against
zach owner snd bis property. and a. 10
nc beneiiia 20 said property from aid
Improvement ~ ANY other matter as
tang N eonnecaion herewith. which hear.
ing shall b. held ~ the Council Chamber.
NWy Hal, IN the City OF Corpus Christi.
on me 4'th day Of C.tobcr. 4. ID. laiS.
Al Hsar o'giock a N. AZ which time
~. 81 Sad owners, their agents or
aUofaeyss or persons interested In
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13
NAME or PROPERTY
OWNER


Tic Rev. Sueggins- Ne seemed aw
tul Affectt ~ my sermon the asy
Mis- Donald.
Mrs nonaid The sermin' Hoca mo-
Hat X Samesn hanait cayenne len.
Snve instead - peppermint ysn' Nes
b. affcctlt yersei' - TIL BITS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13
STANDARD OIL ORDERS y
MILLION ooiLh'

SAN FRANCISCAN W
tracts Tor two si,eee.vel
for the standard pis Oe'l,. ~.
ict this wccis. and y Is ~
will be constructed hcfe
o. complete the vcSsrs ~
months. THE new vesss.' ! = Z.
81 san Francisco. pfohaN
British flag. -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

The officer lhaviRg been challenged
by recruit. and sresinx Ia improve
the occasionl~ say. Soa know that
~as quite 1xht but yce left out "ANs
Nelltr
rae Reciaia Ana wrui~ l. IL. Sir p
an me two fees like block q lcei
Lonslon Skegoh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

hitulithic pavement and the building ~
curbs on either side OF said pavement.
when found necessary, in accordanc,
with the terms OF said resolution. aud
MliER ~. Ia accordance with the
City Charter, after advertising for hids.
the aid work OF lmpToyvmeus Of SAID
street between the points above named
has been awarded % the Texas BTU
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13
SiNroN SCHOOL ENROLMENT.
Enrellmsht ia Seheels % city Nov,
Totals ASP

siNrON. reNas. Oct a. The first
month u school Chased Friday With
total enroilmeng ~ is2 TAe school
WORK Is now weli Ia hand. literary So
cirtses having been organiEtd ana has.
kei and football teams are In training
Principal G. ". Rurnham who has had
splendid experiences IN foothau Is coach
Nna al ~ the Aeighhoring towns are
so~n h. b. ehslisngc>A for eauaea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

said property, arF n0if,.a
and b. heard a. AHA ~.
owners. % other psr.ans 4
counsel. ~ in person. q, ~ t'rt
dence, and aid marn, ~
iourncd from dav 70 a 49,
ronplishfd. Ard the eits
the CITY II corpus Chs..' ssq 4
further ordered and d.rest,s "
tiee OF said hearing by puli...f =
Of ~ by mailing 10 sai1 r,..-a
agents or attorneys. con,
tice of publication. ~ b, ~ ~
~ b. required by the t5tr -
the City Of Corpu. Chnss
The fact that tie o.,
Christi j. greatly in ne.A y
street improvements. ~
vcnicnee of the putlie DR. \
streets and iu order 10 nd.,- 4
rates by improving the 80, -,
creating a better stat. a 49,.
CREATES public emcrv,r.s, NJ =
imperative nocrssity, rotuir.r-
sion Of the charter rue pg.',, J, ~
no ordinance OF resolution 80
"a finally on the DAY Il 4
and that such ordiHano, A. ~.
shall d. rad al thrcc ssasni
Iai the city Council AID .ss ~
ing declared that such ,ssll,s =.
and imperative puniic ueeru.e-
and requested that sarn a.als., !.
suspended and that this rr.,.
parsed finally 90 the date u 4.
duct ion. and that this rr4,lu,,., :,
feet agd b. In 'ull ious. asd ~.
and aftc. H. passsee. Il isu,,
Passed ths sth day n nasl.
1913
Approved the sta DAY y o..
y 1915.
)Sigmcd krf MA
Msyor Of the city a Co7a
p y MULLlGAN
Secretary Of the city u psspa
Corpus Christi. reSas, M u
To the Members Of the City ca,
the city of Corpus Christi
Gentlemen
For the reasons set forth IL u 4
goncy clause of the foregoing i,slt
a public emergency and a. nd
public necessity exists for ~ I.
sion OF the charter rule or M
thnt no ordinance OF rrsolutisa a
! passed finally on the dais NJ
duced and that such ordlaar,
mtion shall be- read Al thns
meetings of the CITY CouHcli q
hereby request that you smps
charter rule or requiFennl ~ i
said resolution finally on the a.
introduced oF az Che rrcseui $50
thr .aid cts torncii held Il
d da, of October. A ID 1915
RespcctiulJ.
{ l~icnodI ROY MAE
. Mayor Of thc City of Cc1u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

When you NAN, News ma, Is News
read Tho Caller.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13
LATE mARksr aspoars.

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY. oct. ~. iioHs RE
celpts i1.00g. market steady 20 weak
bulk - sales hfoast5
Cattle Receipts 10000 mArkei
steady "a strong southern steers Q 80
o. 60.
steady a. lower. lambs gg5ak.st.
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK.
FORT WORTH. oct i2 Hogs Re-
ceipi. 5000 market cents lower
light ie5nsoo
Cattle Receipts t0o0 market steady
besvea s000t25
sheep Receipts 1000 market steady
lambs 7oeus00
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

" On the day Il IL introduced. and that
such ordinance o. resolution ehall BE- read
~ three several naea1lnas u the f5fy
Councii, and The Mayor having deciar
Cd that such pubic eHssFVency ard inper
alive public necessity esiats, and request
"a that sich charter rule b. suspended
and that this resolution h. passed final.
NJ on the date ~ ia introduction, and
that this resolution take effect and b.
IN full force and effect from and after ia
passage. 4 u 10 ordained.
Psassd the sih day Of Otoisf. A D
1918.
Approved the sth day Of October. A.
~, 1915.
ROY MILLER.
Mayor u tie CITY 81 Corpus Christi
v , MuiLiGAS,
Secretary Of The CITY Of Corpus Christi
------
Corpus CHRISTI. 1eAas. oct sth. 1915
10 the Members NJ the city Council 81
The CITY Of Corpus Christi
Dentlsnen
For the reasons act forth In the emrr
gency clause Of the foregoing resolution
psti'lir emergency and an imperative,
nilllg necessity ekiets for the suspension
u the charter rule ~ requirement. that
80 ordinance ~ resolution shsli b. pasr
81 finally On the date II is introduced
End that such ordinance or resolution
shall b. read AZ three several meeting,
~ the City Council. ] therefore hereby
request that you suspend said chartsi
rule o. requirement and pass said reso.
tuition finally on the date il II intro
drced, 81 Of the present meeting Of Al,
said tuy Council held thi. the sth da >
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13
y. 5. oFFeas Moas fARMs.

WASiiiNGrON oct over T..
500 600 ceres cf land IN The Rcllo-
gcursc dietnct of south Dakota arc 60.
day upcnrd 90 cnary "a seo acre home.
steads
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

Ard the said property ovrs
a-rut oi attorneys, are iher :
Ii,d to b. and ppoar at TIE tnl
uI chamber az the City hah
civ of Corpus christi. Nu'c~
T,Ns-. ON tine 25th day q e
\ ID 1913. at nine ocloek : Z
present their Objections, i 81
have. Il. 20 tl,e said procsdiss
easements
WITNESS w, hand and u !
the CITY of CORPUS thrists' ~ s
ut octnhcr a % iAla
SEAL r. ], Nlllii
city Secretary Of the Iliy
Christi
lAd,crtisemrril
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

L. CpCh Texas Engineer Estimate d Street mpros
&C A Incl % %
% r
g ""~~ """ Wig. s.nse
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

MAYOR y he CITY 81 Corpus Christi
y J. MuLLDAS,
Secretary Of The CITY Of Corpus Christi
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-09-23
"SINNFRS" AT THE NIXON
THEATRE TOMORROW NIGHT

An event Of much theatrical import
anee is the first presentation here Of
Owen Davis new American comedy
drama SINNERS, - under the direction
Of William A. Brady, Ltd which viii
appear at the Nixon theatre tomorrow
evening II is this play that had the
novel experience Of being acted for the
first time before the prisoners Of Sing
Sing on last Christmas Day BY spe-
cial arrangement with the prison an
tborities Mr. Brady took the company
20 Sing Sing and in the prison ehapef
gave two performances of the play.
Sinners is not a crime plav
though some Of its characters might fu'
hlI the title II depicts certain phases
of life in New York where wealth
wasters devote their energies TO havin z
a good time. Into this life wanders =
innocent country girl and the drama
tells the story Of her adventure and her
escape in the end from the pitfalls that
beset her.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-09-23
TWO HIGHEST EXPOSITION
AWARDS FOR ESPEE

The Panama Pacific Exposition com
panv has announced the presentation
o. two "highest awards" to the South
ern Pacific company for its participa-
ton in the Fair. One is the highest
award for railway track, equipment.
motive power and safety first appli-
aDees, and the other is the highest
award for traffic promotion. They
come in the nature Of two banners.
gpecifying why they are given and
bearing the official Panama Pacific
ribbon.
The railway track, equipment, motive
power and safety FIRST appliances Of
the railroad company are on exhibit
80 the transportation building, and in
clude, among other things, the old G..
p Huntington. first Central Pacific 10
eomotive In striking contrast to this,
one of the oldest locomotives in the
United States, is one Of the company s
Zig Mallet engines used on the Teha-
ehapi.
The traffic promotion exhibit is con
tained ia the company's own building
ut the head Of Palm avenue near the
Fillmore street entrance. Here are rest
rooms for men ana women, the
Glade. - with a miniature reproduc-
tlon Of noted scenic spots along the
Southern Pacific, ticket offices and the
Sunset theatre, with motion pictures,
illustrated lectures and organ recitals
dailv Visitors are company guests
everything is free.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-09-23
TAKE OPTION ON
MOLYBDENIIE MINE

LOVELOCK, Sept. 23.-One of the
best high grade molybdenite showings
Of the entire inter er-mountain region is
situated in Humboldt county, according
&c the reperts that are coming from the
Jack property on the north end of Os-
good mountain, "a miles northeast of
Golconda. Nothing like it is known in
the western country at the present
tine, with the possible exception of Col
orado, where hey have larger deposits
If low grade ore. In this instance they
claim to have four-foot ledge in their
deepest working running Is per cent
molybdenite, which with an so per
cent concentration viii give $2,500 a
ton.
The property has been known for a
number of years but did not reach its
present prospective value until con
flonted by war prices for this rare
metal, whi,n is used in steel manufae-
tHre and which also seems profiting by
the same demand as that for antimony.
1t was roiginally mined for copper. but
the later explorations have found the
nlGlybdenite lead passing into the gran
lte 1itn between a granite and lime
contact, said to be an ideal occurrence
for large deposits of this metal.
The group consists of four claims for
nerly owned by Adrian Maynard, who
this month optioned to r. H. Young
and +. Montgomery of this city. The
eptioLCrs have raised money to con
tlnue the development work, bnt il 5
understood that bigger interests are
'.eh;td the deal and may Immediately
decide to erect a small cOncentratin ,
flanr oh the ground.
f00-foot inelire shaft has already
hecn sank and some 400 feet of tun-
peling Las been done. The next imme
9Iate work onremplated is to sink on
the ledee as shaan in the east incline
Some ore has ali eady been taken out
end enough more will be Immediately
nii"ed 90 make 4 carload to be hanled
uilrs to Reihonse on the Sont1 avn
Pacie The ultimate destination IF
tha ore has not vet been decided as
none of the mills here are equipped TO
handle it,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-09-23
HUMBOLDT COUNTY CONS
AMONG THE FORTUNATE

At the meeting of the state board of
pardons yesterday, the followins eases
ere acted on:
John Pancner, assault with intent to
| Ea1, Nye, denied.
Jesse Parker, grand larceny, Hum
boldt, paroled to be turned over TO the
[ tied States ;uthori+ies. He is want
ed for desertion by the army offieiais
George M. Reisdorf, felony, Hum
boldt paroled -0 take effect FebeuarS
Il 1916
Carlos Rodriguez, burglary second
degree, Humboldt, denied.
John Romero, murder first degree,
Humboldt, denied.
Frank R. Ruth, forgery, Esmeralda,
denied
Joseph Roy, burglary second degree,
Humboldt, parole effective September
A. J. Schwartz, burglary first degree,
/ Nye, parole effective September %.
T.. NJ Sharp burglary first degree,
Humboldt. denied.
Moses Strickland, grand larceny,
Humboldt, paroled when he secures EN-
ployment.
W. L. Theweek, embezzlement, Wa
sloe, naroled September %.
/. Gordon, burglary. Washoe, parole
eff ective January l. 1916.
Ed Harrison, robbery, Elko, parole
effective after five wears of sentence.
William Hogan, forgery, Lincoln, pa
rcle effective expiration Of minimum
sentence.
Chester IT, Howe, forgery, Humboldt.
denied
win R. James, grand larceny. White
| Pine denied
George Jim, manslauehter, washoe
denied
Fred johnson. BURGLARY first degree
v ashoe, parole expiration minimum
sentence.
Harry Minn, burglary, Washoe. de
MED
Mike Medina, burglary first degree
Humboldt, denied.
Charles Nelson, burglary second de
gree, Humboldt, paroled October g.
George Wallace, burglary first lie
giee, Nye, paroled October 10.
Pancner, who was denied elemeneY
was convicted at Tonopah of assault
with intent to kill following the
wounding of a miner during the T. w.
W troubles in the south about two
years ago.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-09-23
WILL CLOSE DOWN D. &c.
PROPERTY AT fWAKENING

H. C. Davey, of the D. & c. Mining
company, arrived in town yesterday
morning and left for Awakening, by
auto, late in the afternoon Asked by
the Silver State reporter if he intended
t. resume operations at his mine, Mr.
Davey replied:
We have spent large amount OF
noney developing our properties at
Awakening, and would like TO get even
However, we have been so hampered
~ litigation and other annoyanees
that we have decided to move off the
buildings aud close down.
viii You leave the country fol
good Mr.. Davey2' inquired the re
porter.
Well J would not care to say that
| understand that dry farming is being
carried on with considerable success in
the vicinity of Awakening, and we
may conclude TO devote our energies
to that enterprise"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-09-23
THE SAVAGE COMPANY IN
STALLS MANY NEW MACHINES

improvements are being made con.
tinually at the San Diego plant of the
Savage Tire company. Their new fac
TRY building is now fully equipped.
+ his addition to their manufacturing
facilities more than doubles the daily
output of Savage tires.
Many new machines for the handling
oe rubber and the making of tires have
been installed in the old buildings, rs
we'll as in the new buildings of the
Savage plant. Among them are mas
sive ealendering machines where the
fabric is impregnated and coated with
rubber. and fabric spreading machines
which are in a way unique. A complete
latterv of vuleanizers has been put IN
place. One of these is model inner
tube vuleanizer; the most modern Of
its kind.
All the buildings M the factory plant
are now equipped with the overhead
system for handling cores and tires,
which greatly facilitates their handling
and greatly lessons the labor required
in moving them.
The Savage people have the reputa-
ton Of using the best possible materi-
Ials and following the NEST efficient
methods in tire building. They have
81 ared no expense in erecting and fit
ting out their new plant and are better
equipped than ever to put out quality
tires worthy Of the reputation they
have established.