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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
10 WIthstand German Gao.

LONDON, April Boa remark
able response has been made by
the public TO the appeal for respira-
tors to protect the British soldiers
in the field against the gases en-
ployed by the Germans. The war
ONCE announced that II already had
received a SUFFICIENT number OF
these respirators.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
CITY EMPLOYEES
TO PLAY BALL


Rival teams composed OF police
court judges. clerks ana officers and
attaches OF the poor commission.
will battle for baseball honors at
Schaefer's park, Saturday afternoon.
IL will mark the opening of series
OF games between workers In the
municipal building and other city
employees. An exciting game is ex-
pected, as players on both teams
have played professional and semi
professional ball before becoming
city servants. Freddie Payne, ex-
Tiger catcher. and Edward Stein.
county treasurer and ex-National
league pitcher. will umpire.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
DENIES ELOPING
WITH WOMAN
THRICE HIS AGE

Leon ]. witherwax, 20 years old.
who was arraigned before Justice
Jeffries Thursday morning on a
charge OF abandonment. preferred by
his 1s-year-old wife. blossom. with
the hearing set for May 4, declares
that he did not "elope' to Valcour. N.
Y. with Mrs. Abbie Ayers, so years
old. No. 900 Oakland-ave.
II used to work for Mrs. Ayers In
valcour. and when she came TO De-
troit to open grocery store she sent
for me TO come and run II for her."
Witherwax told Times reporter
Thursday noon. while in a cell In the
county jail. THE affection between
myself and Mrs. Ayers Is purely that
OF mother and son. My wife Is crazy
TO say that I am infatuated with
Mrs. Ayers. The fact OF the matter
is that my wife left me and not me
her"
witherwax and his wife were MAJ
ried In October and went TO live In
apartments above the grocery store
owned by Mrs. Ayers. at No. s09
Oakland-ave.
Justice Jeffries set witherwax's
bail at $500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
HIiIsdaIe JAN Empty.

HILLsDALE. Mich. April so.--
|ror several days there have been
|no prisoners In the Hillsdale coun-
ny Jail. This condition existed ave
weeks last summer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

Samuel G. Murray. mschanio. NJ,
ola Cameronave.. has nisd : -
ton In bankruptcy. listing he e.
bilities at ss72 and his assets -
$500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

Patience is the long road ~
leads to success.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01
READ THIS, THEN
SWAT THE FLY

One ny will have more de-
scendents in one season than
any man could count in a life
time, working eight hours a day.
Think OF this when you see ny
crawl through n screen. and
SWAT THE FLYi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

WASHINGTON. April 3o.-The
Panama canal shows net loss OF
about 10 per cent In the compart
son OF tolls collected with the cost
OF operation and maintenance for
the FIRST eight months Of its opera
ton. according to an ofiicial state
ment to the war department from
Panama.
Up to March 1, 1915. the cost Of
operation and maintenance from
July /, 1914. was s2.595.613.33. The
total earnings OF tolls In this pc
Rod was s2.334.5i5.25. March earn.
ings cut the loss down to four per
cent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

Patrolman Reuben Smith. charged
with manslaughter In connection
with the shooting OF Patrolman Otto
Monberg. was placed on trial before
Judge Connolly. early Friday after
noon. Efforts TO obtain a jury oc-
cupied the balance OF the court ses-
sion, court adjourning at 1 o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

New Cabbage, ID. &C
cauliflower, each soc
Green Onions, 4 punches SC
Large Bunches Round Radlshes, 8
for Toe
Large punches new Turnips OF Car
rots, Sc
Ripe Tomatoes, ID. Csc
Pie Plant, 3 punches 1oc
Celery, SC to 1oc bunch
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-01

Egg Plant, 1oc
Cucumbers, 12c.
Spinach
Home grown Asparagus, large
punches, 12c.
Finest Head Lettuce, ID. SOC
Best Leaf Lettuce, h., zoe
Bermuda Onions, qt, 1oc
New Potatoes, Toe Of; cts. zoe.
Wax or Green Beans, ID. SOC 4
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-09-17
BOARD APPROVE ROLLS AND
FIX TAX LEVY.

The Board of Supervisors of
Leflore county were in session
the first of the week completing
their revision Of and hearing of
complaints against the tax rolls as
completed and filed, the Board ad-
journing Tuesday.
The tax levy was fixed as fol-
lows: advalorem tax, 9 mills; COM
mon county tax, 9.35 mills; sink
ing fund and interest on court
house bonds, 6 mills; sinking fund
and interest on road bonds, a mills;
sinking fund and interest on
bridge bonds of 1907, 5 mills;
sinking fund and interest on
bridge bonds 1910, g mills; and
sinking fund and interest on road
Improvement bonds of 1918, Il
mill; making the total county tax
1885 mills. This added to the
State tax of mills, and the levee
tax of 6.25 mills, makes a total of
"a mills which is II mills decrease
over the tax levy of last year.
This decrease was brought about
by reduction in the County and
in the Levee levies.
The railroad assessment aggre-
gated $l,15O,OOO.OO, the total
realty assessment $4,OO2,S3O, and
the personally assessment ST.
323, $50, making the handsome
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-09-17

total of about $7,5OO,OOO. There
is a decrease of about $500, 600 in
the personally assessment as COM
pared with last years assess
ment, and there is noticeable in
crease in land will approximate
ly offset the decrease in the per-
sonalty assessment, making this
years total assessment about the
same as last year The Board OF
Supervisors have made a few
changes in the above figures, and
the exact recapitulated figures are
not yet obtainable, but there will
be little variations from the above
totals.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-09-17
w. T. FOUNTAINS BRILLIANT
FALL OPENING.

Bright and resplendent with al
of the multivaried beauties OF the
fashion world, Fountains Depart
ment Store presented q most in
spring scene of loveliness on
Wednesday when their fall OPEN
ing display was not by any means
confined to a single department
of this hustling, busy store, but
was evident through its entire
showing of women's garments.
The opening was a little earlier
than last season, but the desire Of
shoppers in this section to avail
themselves Of the new fall FASH
ions caused Mr.. Fountain to have
his fall opening a wee bit earlier
than last season. Big Six Or
chestra furnished music through
out the day. and it was an inter-
ing style event and a most inn
posing exposition of fall styles,
From the sources Of fashions
most noteworthy production Mr..
Fountain seems to have gathered
his offerings and his careful Sc
lections evidence that they were
guided by experience of years in
buying those styles which are
best adapted to the needs Of local
conditions. And the fact that
there is no little satisfaction in the
first selection from opening show
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-09-17

lngs. for that reason this big busy
store had made this opening
tempingly attractive to ACQUIRE
the very latest and smartest ideas
for fall and winter wants.
The large crowd of visitors that
thronged the store on Wednes-
day found all Of the accredited
and authentic ideas Of the style
masters on questions of smart
ness. exclusiveness and beauty
represented. And the day proved
q spectacle of vast fashion mo-
ment from a style standpoint
which overshadowed other events
OF similar nature, and the showing
made stands at the very summit
OF importance rs regards extent,
variety. and superlatively high
in dependable mer-
chandise.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-09-17
NOTICE, NORTH GREENWOOD
SCHOOL PATRONS.

By order of County Supt. of
Education and the Trustees of the
North Greenwood School, all
pupils in the 5th grade and the
grades below will be required to
attend the North Greenwood
school during session 1915 and
1916. j. r. HUGHES.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-09-17
NOTICE.

The City Council will receive sealed
bids at the September 2lst, 1915 meet
ing for the sale of that strip of prop
erty owned by the City just North of
Fire Dept No. l on Howard street,
and the lot on which the City stable is
now located. The Council reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
G.. L. RAY, Mayor.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-09-17
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that the
Land and Personal Assessment
rolls Of City Of Greenwood, are on
file in the office of City Clerk and
will be taken up for equalization
by the City Council at the first
regular meeting in October
Tuesday October, 5, 1915.
WARNER WELLS, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-09-17

Russell Auto Co. have $3.50. 100 Over
land in stock.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

iom oct ifllIoc barre. men before en-
Sorbanoelle - ct Clio og ct Nou /
Ntianeie.
Yroie2ior Sd)etelig ueO &er1en9
WtlIeum bar upliQ mn0crleat Ell
@roubaug pnn Norl i'm | Norbcim
iln0. Get bite ijl at uGre Ell Apin
0cIrau ira 0cn tI0llJlle %cruulocr
~ ira 1i-i5OO NOr llocn Ora
pen lager puo Eoppcu al III ltor
Nall ret % Tor @unr0en puu S0r2
Siuricn2 Gienoom. Ger pur o.
huuQet Ell MGuQoc aompcltel untot
@ropen iom tln in0cbolot lmnd
&epninaer al Nen, en- SpnnoI oQ en-
ouoen Sla0S Iool. Gesuoen 'uno-
res @cn al Ell @%ierneflo. Get bar
nemIi0 eff oen &io at beIroue Dc
Nibe0e / Visruebuoer.
Sllart bar NJ lite Nulrit, OF 0en
ioriproclige arlg bar udret Ell Mar.
Sclu ON nj en0nu life bar baut
@rlmo III az tIade - nadr Ul tam
fer puu De lupre %i0clier ionl oucr
Qaar Dem. lom er Mot oppc / lum
melen arlIer nj u9 oOI Tor AT
mouttc beQpuoe en- &ruter uOeu at
eine Hiilutning poo Hoieriet
ON enc StibSre0crc oQ 'orltIclil
Qe an0rc 6orretnin99rolt loper Zen
Qc mo / oenme li0. luu er oou oct
breoe %ag al iaupeI %ouo lom Eu.
beioltninqen meqct iIOc iteot TIN
ajennem De luuqe Niouucoer lioct
arigen toQ in Ncqpnoelie bar muulc
Ioqurbeiocre o. Noauouerterc buut
lioct at bcitlQe lc imuu ,$notTU
ter fan life itrTffc til / oeune l1r
ITO.
2uitcie oeu 1900 &tli 1913.
u @. Stuur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
conner az Gorss. ohmat.

Nleo,emmer oi go0c t12 a.cUl Der
ion. 59uuer al Norge, 6alulcn, N(mu
luUoe in durllge lIoflult S5uouI zen
25Oe ,Suli noe hos Sauuer Huteu ou
9eu. "a. , glil ira gneu &tlrct oar
uomertct ior AuIeouiugeu. oG oe,tc
hGUoe I'm &iriuur9 gdu ScGtus 4Rsc
lemmer o. andre. iom Il uIiieNt Ter
6pilcoe iaaoau Ct [lIireosbeoeus SmI
ousr unge OF qamIt. or oei q en-
9uit al ie. Ruinoeruc hdpot isrget 'or
Rropiduteriugeu. % III ocrcs Nos
man Oct iige5. al oeH Udr 400 OF u,
itrRitelis. 2et ierUereoes mco 4FIo
NJ iurifitui9 SIdqs. dniie @emonuot.
Scecredm O.i.c.
Get uar ct not i0d 1oot EroErum.
b|eituaeuoe al S,ioenuonuQ. NupIsb
5Rt aug OF gSar. oe%teitoinirHruJ
o. nogIe SSainpnrtier.
Set ameritduits ca uOriie SIaR Daiea
Dc pda Soppeu If en- hsi Sldgituug o.
uoioloeoe ijus uutre Sarper / Der iIrdGs
leuoe Solitiu. 6upIeh3 Suro meote
paa Rldoieu % qlu 6orlamIlugeu
mango RImre AZ uopaIgte gIuiltmtter.
Set par goog glorr al DEM os Dc ior
tiener Soaeus Heoieumer3 blerteIiA
tie Sut nerior. giReleoes GIere az Hus
lomc6iler Tor Nert9 0euinusiulNheo Ii
aeouerior oent. iom life er Giere al
noaeu Sldgs Srul9VUrmloler. peo az
beisrge oem Ill o. ira ~Seitsruuoeu.
or. Nuion 0ageu % SamiIie mau o.
iaa iattsv Tor oereS more StrRp ueo ar
mootage iuiolu en- nor Soridmliug.
Set er NOT ida bnglell9I ar msoes iads
ean Ell @dng Imelem, uunr ulr iore
anar iueen SemaeIigheoens @rruier.
Charles pnseu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
"Sfp99em"

beoer Den me S~orteling, iom be.
gpnber / bette Nhtmer al "Geo 4r.
men,. i gnrenes SOB bar bore 2G.
iere iaaet Ell ubure interesiaut Seie.
itoi / De mango 6%ortPqinser. iom er
irpft / geo 4rnen". vi fan ioriif-
re pore SRlere ON at Oenne gooe
TRADITION pil bliue bibebolot peb
Siientliasisrelien al benne Sor-
iGlling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

MI eitoper meb en- NRngoe Setter I'll
Worfeberne.
Sra Ssriloroen meloeS. Of oet
%lanapnriee. folbe %aar o. CONNER
peir / betpoelia @roo bar 'lnfet
Narspsrtcn. Si9r er oet lfralt meo
6lelobeiternc oppe poo %iooen, Iaa
@%uisrinaen er bIeuet 81 llaer le.
mere emo panlia.
9Gblebeiien fer life uo III al bliue
medet loueuht. Serimob cr oct bra
meh Morcller % Vprer.
\ Sen iiolt iorlebnc ll1e bar III
ioaet lobe &e9ubn9er inoouer 6loro-
bp1oernc. Get bar blerpet meaet
o. er prro Suiiubcr al aroner. men
alliQepel nil piiulof Oct iamleOc llo.
butte al Naret2 Nsit Tor Of iIeitc Spg.
6er@ Teotommenoe blipe mleget I'M.
ser miboels. On Sio 'an bet no I'll
at nj ntnottc iaa belt lloar. men iaa
aalt blir het BOG fife ior Neltlonoet
inlioIb.
Norle& triiteIiae StuSent. "a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar / oiSie Gage
Snnb$mebe pdu SrammeS llrabomS'
itolc, o. / Gluten al Monneber
hoIbeS GIcpltepne. Ger uil ga msoC
irem Gleper ira ole Norafltlo til
bp9geliQt Snmprr poa De aomIc.
fiprc Somtcr.
: lluenSpon0 arbeioer CT Niiieiel.
ifnb mco Sprettclic al et aislearlGg
Tor SdarIn9 al 6rllat. HnIG19ci
ifnl lilge paa Iisnmc / ainIoruif.
hpor man bar eIcftriif Strait Nj.
tietapitnIen or iat til 10000 aro'
ncr. Gn itor Gel al @clebct er ole.
rcoc te9net pan Sisnnc.
Si6en Wibtcn al Wfoi err scr
igoraiot ooglig ToitonibTrin9 mel.
lem 9affo % So$ie / Strauoebarm
Ter bar mango guisgcrc ont Suerpci
iom Toltbuo. Seine 2inln bIcp an.
taget. 2enncn or 300 aroner oar.
liz.
Sra Ssiten al opertogeS apinn.
hernb Mcieri al Sohnn Colo ira
apnm. ! Here Mar bor ban b%citnrci
Mtcieriet / Serpifbpgbcn, % punoci
liQ ct aont Gro iom ilinf Mcicri.
man0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

Srn Seltelt az ooerto1es Sot1ll'
herob Nicieri al Sobou Colo ira
apnm. ! Here Mar hor ban bcltnrct
Mcieriet / Ssrpifbpgocn, o9 oumoct
liQ ct qobt Sro iom ilinf McIcri.
man0.
Ger bar 1anct ct 0annncli. ipsQc
iul0t Munobclo / Gpitcisbpgoen,
brrQt moer Nonocl "a Tonbel,
bpor Sorrctninacu bar 1iTloet ga.
rcr iom aisb, TIeif cacr Smer 0. a.:
ga q Beat poo Gorpe.Si@mareu.
@o fnnpp %iNt, bu."
"Sorpc Oiiamoren" cr MI hnpnet
/ Soriteinaitoper - @%pQoenmicet
- iortGler Or. Ntlrud, Sec0ouro.
Wl2murcn er al lrp, lortbrrm OF
9linolcnoe al 9Gl6e. SitCbetior
ilptbart ZOO bar Den ct tort blplulot
Nope0 / ocn anoen Gnoc. TelnlnQcn
foregoor oerucb, at ct Srpbnnnotag
ioripnet mco en- Snereltump flutes
longa Sen oimerfe0e @isn1erdrm,
bpor ie~lpieIQclia Wcrferne bIipcr
tTttere, 10 lpnqer no poo Nrncu
man tonumer.
@ismaren bar iltI9t TerdS ruj,t
pou &orpe gIenncm ct Bar Nrnore-
De Nor. sra Nero-@ruqet tom Oen
til nplia aiosbc @umOer Sorpc ol
iioit til Nrne Scac2tpet, iom bar
operlaot 6en gomIc 6aritet til Wtlr.
ie,t.
Ssrpifbugoen@ Mcieri. iom lea
nGpnte openior, bliuer ira Soften
opertaget al SntereSienterne, ioml
pil Oripc oct Tor eaen Hegninq. iii
NeItprer er anIat @aurobruaer Ola
9tilien Sernlostueit. Meierilnget
bill o9ioa oprette eaen &anocl / Sfll,
tcpit, mc6 Ola Nernloatpeit iom @e.
ltprer.
6or nogle Gage iioen bar Sen iii
aietil z. @crQite / auom noe ior ct
iIenlt llheI0, i0et ban mnoer Storing
me0 SlanmaltIne If i'm helrc
Nonuo ifamieret. Gn llnQbeit, ionI
ban benutteoe, lloQ iiq bitter, og
ioet @utten ilog Anit meo Semmer.
ne ON @nnuoen, tom GnOerne AZ
oiaie runot MiaifinbinIene % leo
bsirC Soou0s (ommelliuQer al liant
brPffe0c Nrmen ouenior Nnono-
lcbet.
NQe Miejerier / apom oiI upite
Griitsuur bcnptte 5orp iont Nrpnos
iel, oa aulpriiernc M er loo uolmln.
oeliQ beie. Ser iiroc3 pou Here
Steoer / 9ugoen gore NrPnotoru.
murer. ionIeOea / aio2oosmurfeu o.
pau SoIool.
SorbenoGren0c aomanoerier
Qeont Sorbisrn S|iouotien NuIe /
SsrpifebnQ6en oe0e 0en 3tc ,lltii.
uel 50 Mar qnmmcl. San uar le0t
oen lite December 1899. 5 lana
Sio uor ban meo / Eug6en5 oiientIi
&c Sip, bl. a. aomnnmemnno %
@iceoroierer Son par en- meget al,
bolo Wano iom par 400 at IN iii
FOR ale ionr isate Hoao og 0iGlp /
De iorifieqiQe gnlebninger. Hiosoe
par isot pna 2loie, men fjebte / umg
g(loer en- Bart al @aaroen Ssruif.
Ser rpooeoe ban o. bngaeoe oa opio.
itreoe inn 9srn.
Sotograi 5oritein SoitbuS / IN
iteis bol6er pna meO 0pisreIie al
mt Saanin9sbus liae ueo @opeb.
peien / 3Prheoen al Gifileen.
@aar0brllQer amnno Dielstueit
buqger ogina / CONNER Ell itort,
unffert Sus. @iaeion Sneofer so.
ban g 6ifien.
\ Soou er omfring 1000 Arbei.
oere Tor Sioen. Iaalsnen bar u9.
ret 3 arorer or. Sfiit - S Elmer.
set iibite hnr De oaiaa erbolot 3
aroner llgen / 9prtiostiQPg % 10
Gre pr. Barn pr. Tag.
Ger er III Irpelo5tonIlitf. Irbels
oerne iorlanger 5 aroncr Or. Stiit
pe0 aarbioiabrifen % ! aroner peo
Guanamioen. Get bliper en- Stig.
ning pan omtriug 20 Frocent al Den
gamle Ssn.
Elsie epinSelige arbeiostpiitigbe.
Der eQer Streifer er en- lltiug. nj.
oria er Der No og 6reo men ioelig
lltilireosbcb. Gna oenne 0taaoe
b!iuer arbeioet insen %eliignelie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
It. Olaf
College,
Gn lntbcrit:friitclis SiOlc,
b%cQuuocg ont Cuo oil. III l2oc 5tolsaar
Sireoa0 ocu I4oc Scptbr.

6treooriG Nm'cy Slotoeus % l}uti,
Ocuo Gpro0 oQ yr,cr0mr. Nltorie. EiOeus
TAB. Djutemdt,t, 6JloioT. hcIigiou. 0. !. D.
Gmppe Spltemet beielges. E]uccoiGureu5s
9rooeu tlIOsles ~UrOOmutcyue. aucrtIeuo,
uco ale Foltgroouate lluiucritctcy. Spcclsl
Epelie Tor benz iom euifer at bItp, yCrsre
I Nieb Sdools. @ruuoi9 uuoerpisuiug /
be tGopoulige Greue / Dtuijt. inObeidttsuoc
Fubltc SbooI Murc. Norbereoenos 9tus
benz.
81 yrrere, $50 Gleucr. Gogau9 uoeu
Grumeu ior VroOueuter Al morn Iutbeyite
atooemjey. eQ,r ira ACCREDITED oigh 5tools.
Sotaloq. nit, % andre C]plosntuscr psos
roreuoe ztoleu erboloe5 ueo at ~ttlitrJue
Stoleu9 trruoeut.
l.. A. NIGNESS,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10

eens "reesrab. Fsneu" III eIRai % SEN
ner | be-. sdmle eans.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-02-15
MAYER AND COMMERCIAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At the Mayer.

w. E. Taylor, Reno; H. o. Solo.
mon, San Francisco; w. d. Kant, Berk-
ley; Joseph Jacobs, San Francisco; l..
p. Thomas, Salt Lake; Mrs. J. B. Al
len, Portland, O.; Geo. Woodruff,
Bishop, Cal; Chas Graham, Charles
ton; A. r. Powell, Sacramento; W. ].
Smiley, Deeth; ]. E. Sexton, Palisade;
Mrs. Chas. Toyn, Mound Valley; ].
II. Pickersgill, Reno; Earl Spencer,
Boise City; Frank Boskowitz, San
Francisco; H. T. Speedie, San Fran
cisco; H. A. Stone, San Francisco; A.
F. Peterson, San Francisco; J.. T.
Marshall, San Francisco; N. E. Rob-
erts, Bullion; L. P. McManus, Bullion;
M. Davis, New York; F. Pollard, New
York; S. Davis, New York; c. H.
O~verington, San Francisco; w. ].
Blackburn, Salt Lake; r. NJ. L~oveland,
Salt Lake; H. Shurtlif, Ogden; NJ.
O'Connor, Elko; w. Wood, Elko; E.
Bush, Salt Lake; E. Mayneld, Salt
Lake.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-02-15
MANY BILLS,
BECOME LAWS

Continued From Page One)
evidence. and to amend section 400
OF an act entitled AN act concerning
crimes and punishments."
Assembly bill No. 81, by Heidtmann,
AN act to amend section 20 of an
act entitled An act to regulate pro-
ceedings in criminal cases in this
state"
Assembly bill No. SO, by Heidtmann,
AN act to amend section 9 of an act
entitled An act providing for the
prosecution and punishment of crimes,
misdemeanors and offenses by infor-
nation"
Assembly bill No. 81, by Winter.
AN act to amend an act entitled An
act relating to the support of the
poor"
All signed bills and resolutions
have been deposited with the score
tary of state.
Senate bill No. 25, introduced by
Senator Huskey, will probably receive
the disapproval Of the governor on
account of the ideas advanced rela-
tive to licensing the various forms of
amusement and business in this state.
1t is expected the governor will 500
send a message to the Legislature
asking that all licenses of business en-
terprises and houses of amusements,
with the exception Of those relating
to the sale of liquor, beer and tobacco,
be abolished, it being the impression
of the chief executive that such Ii
censes are nothing more than double
taxation, a form of revenue to which
he is opposed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-02-15

s. B. Arthur. Foreset Supervisor OF
the Humboldt National Forest, Gold
Creek, Nevada, will be at the Mayer
Hotel, Elko, Nevada, from February
LIST to Gath for the purpose OF meeting
and discussing with Stockmen or 9TH
ers, matters Of interest in connection
with the Humboldt National Forest.
adv.
]. E. Sexton of Palisade, Is among
the out-of-town visitors in Elko today.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-02-15
Exposition of Folly.

Many persons of the present day de.
plore the fact that the columns Of
the newspapers contain so many sto-
ries Of vice and crime. Bishop Horne,
however, seemed to feel that such x.
positions serve a useful purpose. He
wrote: "The ~follies, vices and conse-
quent miseries Of multitudes, dis
played in a newspaper. are so man.
admonitions and warnings, SO man
beacons continually burning. to turn
others from the rocks on which they
have been Observation-Disclosures
Journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-02-15
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the firm name
and style OF BeHinger Brothers, and
heretofore doing a %ranching and stock
business. at Smith Creek. in Elko
County. Nevada, is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent, Lewis NJ. Bellinger
retiring therefrom. Richard c. Bel
linger hereby assumes and will pay
all Of the debts due or owing by said
partnership, and all accounts and
debts due or owing to said partner
ship. shall be paid to him.
Dated this 10th day of February, A.
D. 1915.
LEWIS NJ. BELLINGER
RICHARD C. BELLINGER
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-02-15
They Took Robes of Pjety-

When Rev. F. w. Carstens, pastor
OF the North Broadway Baptist church
at Los Angeles. suggested that his
hearers clothe themselves in the garb
OF righteousness. he spoke figurative-
ly. But someone apparently lacked
he power Of abstraction, and the pas
tor now believes his words were mis-
construed. While he launched the
e~xhortation, in speaking on High
Ideals for 1915 Actualized," some per
son. presumably the literal one, made
away with the minister's overcoat and
hat and also an overcoat OF one Of the
deacons.
The police are now searching for
one who quite missed the 1915 ideals,
but equipped himself with enough OF
the garb OF. righteousness for two.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-02-15

Shark a Long-oistance Swimmer.
The shark holds the record for
ong-distance swimming. A shark has
beer known to cover 500 miles In
:hree days.