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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04
,orIcE OF PCBLICATIoN

Notice i, hereby given that al =.
n. On the 5th day Of March, 1910, at
patterson. County VI Lemhi, state Of
Idaho. before Lille NJ. Kirkpatrick
oro.f win be submitted " tue com
pIetlon Of works for the diversion " 10
cubic feet per second Of the waters oi
gio Creek, In accordance With Tine
terms and conditions VI certain per-
mil heretofore issued by the state
Engineer Of the State II Idaho.
The name Of the person or cor
poratlon holding said permit Is v.
Maelzer and VIM. ] Knight.
q The pOstofiice address Of such
parson or principal place Of business Of
such corporation is Patterson. county
OF Lemhi, State Of Idaho
8 The number OF such Permit Is
j75s, and the date set for the compile
ton Of such work is March D, t9lo
4. said water 10 be used for irrlga-
tiCn and domestic purposes,
). Said works Of Diversion VIII De
fully completed on the date set TOT
such completion, and the amount Of
water which said works are capable OF
conducting to the place OF INTENDED
use, in accordance with the plans ac-
companying the application for such
permit, is 10 cubic feet per second.
s. The amount Of lands for which
SAID water is available is $50 acres,
particularly described as follows: Ma
SWt, sec. II, 20 acres; WI NWt, 55
acres: Sec. l2==75 acres; SW+ SN4 Sec.
/, 20 acres; n Et SEA Sec. 2, 40 acres,
TO; SEA NET Sec. 2, % acres, W.
NEf Sec. 2. 80 acres=l05 acres; NEt
NWt, sec. 2, a. acres. total 80 acres,
Twp. 10 n, h. % E. B. NJ; WI SEA,
sec. IS, 50 acres; WI NEt, sec, "a, 80
acres. SET SWt, 5, IS, 40 acres, total
200 acres, Twp. IA n, K. % +. B. VI.
HERBERT WING,
Acting state Engineer.
Feb II Mara
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04
SoTIcE FoR PURIIcGrIoN
N"'tr" ut tr"oE ara pplicatlaa af " atsv
- hepotletRi Tee

Notice IS her~hy gwen thar attoa.r On
ne 10th tay at April iaJl At salmon County,
Of lsmhl. state Of Idaho, before ". { smith
"a n p, prooi will "a submitted 81 ne
application 10 beneficial use Of one
sub'e feet pr second .oi the uairr. AZ
silver Lead Galch IN accordance wgth fhr
terms and sontliions ~ Psrmn Ne ,,,S
heretofore issued oy fhs state Engtnesr 81
shs State % ttaho.
TIE naus and gsstohss address, OF ybs
pSrsea o. corporation Aa.tlas sstt psrms
arc Z Bestsf
he use ga sbieH sast ~atsr has lee,
ApRf's5 = irrigation AMI domestic psrp,ss,
; The aH'ounJ APplted Ja hcurfeta. u.e 1,
oHs euose p Pc ,stoa4
ne place aheFr safe ~ager d, s,-F d.
h' asS3 t9r frlgsti9D. give mgl aud aeeur.l,
ar'efa aSion Of he Iaad, srrsya,stl. AZ
wv Ntk, W. - NW4 Me- .ps
L''' aad a sad IN Sec ~. and -, SE y
Sra >Ns Sec %, ~, a4N.R. sN
lss hsms Of ne canal Or 4,,sh \,
ether sosk' b ~hich sad wasss $ sonsu.t
81 10 sash plsee ot use y susser p,lsh
ne right to ,Gks the watsr irem ,ssh
wosk' . based sPoa Permit Ne. asu
. The source Of sgpply from which ,g,b
waist "a diverted Is Silver Lead GulsA
IA' cate q 'as priority ~a.sa ssis ...r
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04

- repaired 10 establish is March 70, 1913.
HERERT WING.
~ Acting STATE Engineer,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04
NnrIcE TO CREnlroms.

Estate OF Daniel L Langel. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed EXecutrix OF The estate u Dan.
lei {. Langel deceased 10 the credit
oT> OF, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within
Ten months after the firSt publication
Of this notice to the said ExeCutTix al
salmon, In the County OF Lemhi
state NJ Idaho.
Dated March Srd, 1918
SADIE +. LANCET.
ExeCutrix OF the Estate of DANIEL L..
Langel deceased
March as
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04
Catarrh Cannon BE cured

with LOCAL, APPLICATIONS ~ they
Hnn@f reach tbs seat % the disease Ca
taffh u blood or constitutional disease
and IN order ~ cure d you must take In
teTnnt remedies IatFM gatRFFh Cure u
lMk@n Internally and acts directly Wp0n
tAe blood and nueous surface Haifs
Gatanh Cure ID not Quagk medicine u
WAa prescribed by ore af the BEST phy
Rsetama Ia tMin country for years and L.
3 regular prescription IL a composed Of
fsb best tuhies auaWu. combined With TIE
nat ninaa pHfiaefa artiHs directly On the
sftaauMR hHffn@Ma The p@FfeNt eumhinm
iiah 81 the Two ingredients Il what pro-
daeAa Naeh WeBaaFfui faHHita IN curing
eatafFh send faF lestina0niaia free
" i CHENEY a co, tfropa. Taiade, q
@aad w. nHMkHiatm pFtee Fbe
8Ahs HAIRS EaaaitN Pills fag eoanliRatiRa
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04

Orpha stone, two grand children,
one sister. Mrs Jennie Furman, Of
" atartosn. So ia. two brothers,
WIN. Bryan Of Los Angeles, Cal. aud
Geo. Bryan OF salIon, and one half
brother, Martin Finley of salmon.
Mrs. Irestredgs Sas a good mother,
and a good friend Ia time Of sickness
og lrnubls As many Of our people can
testify. she vii be greatly missed
in the neiRnbornood As veil A. Ia the
home.
The funeral services wilI BE- held
tuis, Thursday, afternoon At }
o'clock from heF late residence and
the remains will BE- placed beside
those d her mother and sister ia the
city cemetery.
nr Drake the sye specialist visited
Salmon this week.
Rev Lrabtres received tsleRran
"Wednesday morning from supt.
Parker that tbs visit 20 salmon Is
postponed indefinitely on account u
tile lines Of his ~ifs
Don Pyeatt came down FROM Lem.
hi Monday evening for short visit
with nls brother
The Misses Gilstar, OF Lsadore,
came down last evening 10 have some
dental work done by Dr. Hubbard.
j. ). Hudkins and wife left last
week for an sxten led trip through
Iowa, Missouri and oklahoma. They
will visit their daughter Ruby at
Red OAK, Iowa, and with Mr. Hud.
klns brothers iu the other states,
rhsn they will 20 10 San francisco
where thsy will he Joined by Mrs.
Maniull ana together visit the fair.
They will surely have dslightful
trip.
The attorneys who went to Pocatel'
h. last week Ia connection with the
LottTidge case returned home Mon.
dAY TIE writ OF habeas corpus Aas
denied NY udge Guheen aud the at.
torneys for Lottndge are compelled
to fall back upon an appeal to tie
supreme court which We understand
vii I've done as soon as the necessary
Iprpers can be- gotten ready
Rev L. + Prose receive yester,
day word THAT his sister, Miss Marie
Prose, 81 san Diego, Cal, was very
low, having heen a. conscious for tive
days, and he will leave on today
train 70 be NJ her bedside. Rev
Prose @ill probably be away about
two weeks, He will hold the regular
morning services this forenoon in tbs
Methodist church, however, - Wood
river News Miner ~ Rev, Prose resid
ed Ia Salmon toI time last year anC
held services in the NJ &C. churcl
Sc Verai tia es.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04

Township FL North. Range p East,
Boise Meridian, has filed notice of IN
tention to make Final Three Year
Proof, TO establish claim to the land
above described, before Allen c Mer-
ritt, q. ), Commissioner, at salmon,
Idaho, on the 9Th day OF April, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Paul Downing, John Hill, William
Wise, Gilbert Lindley. all OF salmon,
Idaho.
], f. WILLIAMS, Register
Feb. IL Mar II
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04

II. u. batlentync tpA
And IN accordance with a.
each parcel OF such stock as q
sary, will be sold al the oHacs
HRmer, 81 Anthony, Idaho, g
OF March, 1918, att O'Clock (.
TO paw delinquent assessment
gether with all cost OF advefts
penseS OF sale.
THos. k HNNtsi
Secre arr
Feb as-Nar4t s. Al
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04
NOTICE on ~ BIICAr,oN.
Serial No Ol0SnS

Department OF the Interior. [. )
Land once Al HALEY, Idaho, Febru.
AIRY I, 1918.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Oril
Ia {. Jones, " salmon, Idaho, who. on
January is, 1912, made Homestead En-
Try, Serial No. 0lOSos, for NJ SWF
SN4 SW& NW4 SKA, Section %
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04
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tie too much at the bar "
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04
NOTICE

l.emh' mon COMPANY, Principal place Of
business, 81. Anthony, idaho.
Nouee r. here IS delinquent upon the
following described stock IN account al az.
ssssment levied on the nth tay OF January
1915, the several amounts set opposite me
names Of the respective shareholders as
follows -
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-03-04
NOTICE TO CREDIT

Estate OF William B NeliA ~
Notice is hereby given by "
AdminlStTatrlx OF the estate
B. Wells deceased, 10 the cree ct
all persons having claim auu
deceased, to exhibit them 80 ft
Sary vouchers within -Four nia-
hrsi publication Of this notice
ministratrix at Challis. "a l1E
Custer, State OF idaho. an.
Dated February ssth, 1858 ".
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11
ROAD WORK

Andy Walmsley, Ruel Lothrop and
Dan Perkins of Dayton, with a COM
plete camp equipment have been EN-
ployed by Commissioner King to re-
pair and improve the roads from Day
ton to Fernley, the old Wadsworth
road, and the road from Towles'
ranch to the Churchill county line
The latter is the most convenient road
from Mason and Smith Valleys to
Fallon. The improvement will be
much appreciated by the people of
Lyon county who will, it is hoped, at
tend in large numbers the State Fair
at Fallon during the week of the Goth
to 18th of this month. This force
have, during their employment, put
the road to Dayton through Churchill
Canyon, which is sometimes called the
Hill road, in excellent condition for
auto travel. This will enable those
using autos to save at least ten miles
on the trip from Yerington to Day
ton, besides avoiding the heavy sand
west of old Fort Churchill
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11
WAR MADE HIM SEE

DR.. Albert r. Williams, who was
special commissioner for the Outlook
with five armies during the war, was
lecturing at village Ch;utauqua near
Detroit, says a recent editorial in the
Detroit News. Upon a screen he
threw picture of the excavation made
by one shell-"a shell does not only
alter the landscape; it alters geog-
raphy'-and told how that excavation
became, in an instant Of time, the
grave of 500 men
Then upon the screen appeared A
photograph of part of the remains
of those men as they Aad been gather
ed together for irtermeat; poor, clot-
ted, broken human kindling. He told
how the Red Cross trains, speeding
fl ON bat,lehclds to base hospitals,
drip blood as an ice wagon drips wa
ter. He showed cords upon cords If
human bodies pileG up in every con-
ceivable contortion of agony and
nasty handling.
And then nc said; Before the first
long echo of the exp p'oGing Shell had
split the air 500 lives we're snuffcd out.
Blood d-soaked fragments of flesh came
raining down like crimso.- dew
But thought of all that Lad gone
TO the making of thcGc mel. | thought
how for each one of them a mother
had gone down to the very valley OF
the shadow of death to give him life
thought of their baby years, care
fully tended | thought of the sacri-
fees that went to their rearing, and
their schooling, and to give them q
start in life. | thought of their own
young families. | thought of each as
center of some circles hopes. Yet
! there they were, 500 of them. killed
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11
Traffic Manager

and crushed as you would swat a sin
gle fly,
But the mothers-the mothers who
bore them!-many of them living to
read their babies names in the death
list; for the old-country mothers live
long. They suffered for, and tended,
and reared, and counseled these chill
dren of theirs And the end of it all is
-one shell shrieking and exploding,
and 500 mothers sons dead
Il was never a suffragist till then.
Now | hope and pray with all the fer
vor of my soul that somehow women
will get their voice so that they may
have vote in the making of wars.
They will never vote for condition
of things where one shell, made by
peaceable workmen in peaceful times
can render 500 mothers childless, 500
families fatherless, 500 strong young
bodies lifeless."
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11
SILVER CITY NOW ONE OF
THRIVING CAMPS OF LYON

At Silver City the three quartz mills
and cyanide plants are running to ca
pactiy and about one hundred men are
constantly employed at profit At
Silver Hill cut, where number of
leasers are at work, the product comes
fr m the groupings of the old Silver
Hill mine, one of the famous pro-
ducers of the past The Silver City
mine is also being operated by leasers,
who are taking out good ore at a
profit This little camp is producing
from $25,0O0 to $4,000 per month.
At old Johntown, where large
amounts were taken by the placer
miners in the boom days of the Com
stock, still exists at least 100000
yards of gravel that will run from Is
cents to so cents per yard. From
this deposit, about seven years ago,
Commissioner King washed about
24,0OO cubic yards, which averaged So
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN
REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION

County Commissioners met in reg
ular session Tuesday, September 7;
present, Chairman A. II. Barlow, NJ
] King, c. +. Wedertz, District Attor-
ney J. f. Campbell, County Clerk C.
A. Mcleod.
Bill OF w. C. Wise, $32 so, claim
for time lost by reason of breaking
through bridge at Towle ranch, re
jected.
Bill of Mason Mercantile Company,
$3o98, road account, again laid over
to next meeting.
w r. MCGOWAN appeared in regard
to support of l.. G. Crutsinger Or
dered that Mr.. MCGOWAN be allowed
sum Of SIS a month for support OF l..
c. Crutsingcr.
4. II. Whitacre and G.. +. Leavitt
appeared in regard to support OF one
Frank Barnaby. Ordered that $40 a
month be allowed Frank Barnaby.
1t was ordered by the Board that
Mrs. Cromer of Silver City be allow
ed not to exceed SIS month for in
digent support
Application presented by H. J.
Sauerland of Yerington, VIM. An
dregg OF Ludwig, A. +. Mcneil OF
Yerington, for engineers licenses.
Considerable discussion was engen-
dered by reason OF failure OF several
applicants to appear in person. ii.
J. Trenam appeared in opposition to
granting license to II. J. Sauerland
After most liberal discussion pro
and con the licenses were granted as
applied for The Commissioners in
dicated that hereafter personal appli-
cation, offering opportunity for par
tial examination, will have more fa-
vorable consideration at the hands OF
the Board.
J. Andrew Cutlery appeared at at
torney for Sam Butulia in the matter
CT a petition filed at August meeting
asking Commissioners to revoke Blu
tulias saloon license. The Board de
cided not to take any action, but hold
the matter in allegiance to see il repre-
sentations as to proper conduct OF the
Butuia saloon, at Wabuska, are made
good If further complaint is lodged
with the Board about this saloon, the
petition now before them will be the
basis OF considering what action to
take.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11

Mrs. H. c. Shirley of Dayton ap-
piled for widows exemption on tax
list. Ordered granted, conditioned
upon the filing of the regulation affi-
davit supplied by the Assessor.
A transfer of $S49. II from General
Fund to Officers Salary Fund was
ordered.
Resolution received from Council
Of City of Yerington, accepting the
offer of compromise made by the
Commissioners, in regard to appor
tionment of road fund Ordered that
such apportionment be made, begin
ming with the second half of 1914
taxes. This closes the negotiation be-
tween City Council OF Yerington and
County Commissioners which began
with the first resolution of said Coun-
Gil in March last.
The matter of opening certain new
county road in vicinity OF Wabuska
was again laid over for want of in
formation in detail
Alfred X. Hansen of Fernley ap-
piled for liquor license in regular
form. Ordered granted
Complaint being filed against Carlo
Dignio for the manner in which he is
conducting his saloon at Mound
House, District Attorney was instruct
ed to advise Dignio that his place of
business must be conducted in an or
derby manner and in conformity with
the law.
Special ordinance passed extending
closed season on valley quail to Oc-
tober Is, 1915.
Numerous complaints being heard
regarding the violation OF the game
laws at present time, County Clerk
was instructed to notify the Sheriff,
his deputies and the several Con
stables that they are requested TO ex-
ercise diligence in apprehending the
offenders against the game laws.
1t was ordered that the law of 1885,
relative to the Construction and main
tenance OF bridges and culverts, and
also the law of 1913 relative to stock
running at large, be published in full
in tine Yerington Times for two con
secutive issues.
Game Warden of Smith Valley was
authorized to appoint deputy game
warden.
Adjourned to October 5 1915.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11
SERVICE REJECTED

Because her husband was fond of
posing as a servant during his leisure
moments Mrs. Agnes Nj. Matraia has
filed suit for divorce against Venan-
zio Matraia, Powel-street florist.
Last New Years Day, Mrs. Matraia
says, they gave a dinner to several
guests. Matraia, the complaint says,
tried to persuade the Japanese servant
to sit at the head of the table and per-
NIT him to serve the dinner On
March last, they gave another din
ner the wife says, when her husband
left the table to scrub the back porch
steps.-San Francisco Examiner.
The fair plaintiff was considerably
in evidence in Yerington last winter,
posing as lecturer" for the Viavi
Company
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11
ALFALFA WILL RULE THE
DAY AT THE FALL0N FAIR

At a meeting of the State Agricul-
tural Societys local executive COM
mittee, held Thursday night, many
important matters were decided. This
committee who, in behalf of the State
Society, will have practically complete
charge of the State Fair at Fallon,
are as follws: Joe Jarvis, Geo. E.
Sherman and c. l.. Noble, the latter
having been appointed to act in place
of Mr. Headley, who is unable to de-
vote the time necessary.
The most important matter decided
finally was the construction of an al
falfa palace, as near Clark's pavilion as
possible, IS the pavilion will not hold
all exhibits this year.
This building will be 60x60 feet and
about 20 feet high on all sides, with a
dome reaching to the height of about
IS feet above the ground. The build
ing will be made completely of alfalfa
on substantial supports and will be the
real feature OF the State FAR.
1t was further decided by the com
mittee to have a gorgeous historical
alfalfa parade, this to be made up OF
historical floats showing the advance
ment of Fallon and Churchill county
from the days of the early settlers to
the present Hazen, Fernley, Love
lock and other towns will be invited
to enter floats in this parade, as will
the various fraternal societies of Fall
Ion, business men and the Chamber of
Commerce. Governor Boyle, with his
staff, will be asked to lead the parade,
which will be concluded with the 10
cal committees queen float.
The election of the king and queen
has also been decided upon.
The alfalfa king (the most popular
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11
INTENSIVE FARMING

The flourishing truck farm situated
about three miles out of Tonopah is
one of the finest advertisements of its
agricultural possibilities that the State
could possibly have.
Any literature dealing with farming
in Nevada is incomplete without an
account OF the wonderful results OBJ
tanned by Mr.. Labertucci, the owner
OF this little garden spot. He and his
brother constructed an open ditch,
which conveys the surplus water from
the Victor mine in Tonopah to the
farm About seven acres is now un-
der intensive cultivation and is pro-
ducing in amazing quantities. Need
less to say, Mr.. Lambetucci finds a
ready market in Tonopah for his fresh
crisp vegetables.
Four hundred chickens with their
neatly fenced yards and white washed
stone houses, add to the interest and
profit of the place.
Mr.. L.ambcrtucci is particularly
proud of his hogs Three years ago
he started with seven. Now he has
lS0 fattening for the market Much
of their feed he raises himself.
This summer he has cleared the
sagebrush and rocks from three acres
more and next spring this land, too,
will be producing.
Four full-blooded Jersey milch cows
have just been added to the live stock
on the little farm.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11
YERINGToN, AND PART OF MASON VALLEY
COMO ALSO GETTING BUSY

Joe Dietrich and associates of Sill
yer City are working the old Logan
mine at Como. They are treating at
the mill at the mouth of the tunnel
about 600 tons of ore per month. The
situation of the mill and the facilities
for handling the ore are such that ore
running as low as 81 per ton can be
handled with profit. The ore now
being treated averages So per ton. A
force of eight men are employed and
as there are bodies of ore of great ex-
tent it is conhdentl believed that this
property will again become an i'm
portant producer.
Mr.. Dietrich moved his family from
Silver to the mine this week and the
opening of the mine will bring other
families to Como, 1t is expected that
a new school district will be estab-
lished and a school opened in the near
future.
+. +. Tailleur and associates of
Dayton have leased the tailings dump
Of the Nevada Deep Mines Company
at Como. They have also leased the
cyanide plant of the company which
is on the property and will use it for
the reduction of the material. These
tailings are very rich running in val
ues on an average of $S to per ton.
Commissioner King has a force of
four mer putting the road from Day
ton to Como in condition to accommo-
date the heavy travel caused by the
resumption of activities on these prop
critics.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-09-11
MARRIED

AT high noon Wednesday at the
home OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Emma Osborne, in upper Mason Val
ley, Miss Alice Osborne, daughter of
the late Charles Osborne, to Mr.
Frank Perry of Washoe county.
The fair bride is 4 well-kown ma
tive daughter OF Mason Valley, who
has been teaching school in Washoe
county. Mr. Perry is a popular and
well-known young man of that bailli-
wick. Reverend Frank Summers per