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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23

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SIoQS SmnuQrsn er opcrorocntll9
rig, bar man 900 IoaIm noar en-
Ncre er ne0lngt. Ser bar / nenlc
Gel al Staten ppret loo ltor Gitcrs
iperqieI efter &c gonmclouglc
CRADLES, at Observation-Disclosures bar
mloattet icn6c citcr itGrrc Sorluntu
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oercs TorlUore hapoe al g%ienncnl-
gaa. GufeIte bar ooQ iunoct paa
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pc6 ar nnbrlnQe Oa@ollncma'tlner
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re. Sioite %egi9lottr qloroe Ell 6or-
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Tor 0e ire Stat9ifoler ~ llnipcriitc
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man trnfte 'lA od, al Der DlI0e puntc
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ser par tiliUuft NUrcruc. 0cttc par
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ltrpffc I'll Tor DC TO Nlur, ertlprcoc
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'un ct |UrcrOcrIonulc AZ on1treut
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luu mango me %Trcrc, ga Ocnnc Nm
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iom 6cn Mines.
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tcnIti Ncrc> Nuc0cuNcr llQr uCo Nu't.
luNa / U}jllo Nomlm unr man iorIt
ocn GAG &lonc til Ell %nOhmminQ@
mctho0c, loul plimof cr belt cnclIuo
ru0c. Nur0CuHtrclL lon 'orrcltcn
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loni uc0 set oucrlto0lQc 9tcQu uor
ioulc0c2 opblr0t at Ser life unr "a.
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uocu (ull Ell prnttllt W(nn0, TIL ban
tlurc0c SpnrNamouICt pau en- 9tuu
Dc, 'om uIl0c brtlQc lcluc G0liou I'll
at 'rlc 'tQ lonl en- SmouNut san
iOucoc rrrlt en- %'orlunrlII Honmr a.
G|Qrplnnfcr, ~ 'om Miul luOcl 0cu
lie nnpcuotc ban TO GifuQQer. Ser
blcp QlcmlcHbore0c ira Guoc
til unOcL rorinncoc nte0 Sc np0rru
0iQc %|uaerbc'lu0 oQ latte pau en-
Nerniland ser tIcnte louu Nrcl. VaQ
benlc ,<lnrctulnQ lnttr han i'm Bin
Ser. l0ct 0cn@ itorc "Nuu" Niui belt
.iIcruc0r@. Gcrpuu mbrogtca en- Ii
BEN Wa@oliucmultinc til al 0rluc lei
lt N}nltucrlct / Niuocrcu. "a set belle
var iTr0lNt. Wtco Sc to ClfogNcr
ium Miul ruIlc0c Ntuorrcn lct pper
Sc uUrltC Solchul % Ncitcuc fu10c
IlaQclil trUttc 0cL mrocn2 Nd2o
.lncmoiorcn bciorNcot StIUrlul "a
crtCrhpcrt lem man ltrru
rem. I'm lite lUuIt ltoo belle otl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
3ftiultrTntu.
Nnbnaocr inubcn bpo. Son

HnbnNoer inubcn bpb. $ohu Nri0-
lun0, en- 9'pbuglcr NOR (~borholIt
0cu uoroll0c Gel al Stuten, iouotc9
libltc %or0uN 900 / en- @rolt llGr 1T
NIcm. 2pOcu outogc9 at ltploc2 ci
lllutfc3tiliTloc.
Spo@inlo / Mnoclia. Naanlu2
0hriitcnien, II Nor Qommcl, CT al
Qonct pco 2oocn / lit Stem / Wta-
bella. Cpocu pnr GolQcn Al ct Nulo,
bou uolcu (io irr hnpoc pUrct l,oiat
'or.
ct. ENnlo Nulfcmrneoc. Too
W%runoluN Al Den me Hlbrc2ietalcl.
Ser oniInoca It. NnuI3 T~oItenlUnQ-
0c I'M til 21G,tlO, hulItet uiicr Ell
(lIucrt al $500 / Nureta Sob.
Norc@ictuIcuocrcn bar 1880 Nopne
Here cn0 i'ior.
%rut SUB. Nira. &ngoli Tctcr-
ion lea pll0ieIlN lib'tc SpnOo0 glitcn
0p0 innnucn mcocn2 hln lao pco Ni-
tcnnborbct hos iin Tnoer, i. :. Nen-
rcll2 / StlIllpnter. Sim blcp finn %
N0r Nonmcl % uor Qlrt Tor hcn-
tuloo ct @lar li0cn.
81. Glunp Yipnccr opo. :. Cor-
Qcriou. Ser par blonht It. Glpuoq
QGmIc Elunccrcr. cr iurlc0cn ufQadct
uc0 Go0UI / III Mlcm oeritc0a. Cor
Qcrion har uUrct iuQrllG / Here glar.
~ Np0cu uor en- 0irCttc NnlQC a. Ell
l(lnttc. ban Here Yar liocn bar uoiut
Tor.
Nlhcbrnno pnn Nnrmcn. Gen ltorc
S%tuI0buQnlnl pau Shounu2 (oll2i-
Ions N0rm ino ior Cuutomnu blcu
!tut I'll 2Ooc Is. rnntmct a. Spnct
% nc0brUu0tc mco lem Neite % itr
MIpr S0bct nnilpQea iii onttriu9
$1,000. &c IL Srcoicocle optfct pco
Nallrancc.
Nur noitilllng / Wcrane Nnls. -
Cttcr Gail Spulltu GuIr Naloclntiuu
hur tilUclcbrugt omtrcnt $4,000 Tor
CprcttcIic Al ll0itiliul / Gcrlll>
Null~. ~ @runo nil itrur blipc fiUbt.
Nuguinlcr itol opinrc2 ~ Nirrebune
aulUllcH. ind NoretaQcnoct fan al.
ices lont ptrnluncnt. %ttc lua lud
Nurmcrc hur n0ct Vcuuc ocrtil.
NurliG inbNnnce. Turnlcrcn Il.
%ohnion on!uahc 1orlcbcn Sol moo
GonlollootcO @ntcr Eopcr X Naptr
60. / Wrnno Nupl0>. ioct ban Tor
Orcbc $4,000 / Critotuiup Ter al
hans Sarm pc0 Ell Canning blcu nc
lut Tor SpCriuommclic. Wtan or bud
III tonlnc til minocligt Turlil. ioct
&nrporntloneu bar tlebt belle Nar.
men Tor Ell Sum al StS,500.
&uitbnr Niutfcnbnue. Nontratiorcl,
&obu Nfobcra / NcmiolI hur flrbt
Den Manufacturing. Der liNAcr mel-
lcnl lbc % t2tc @aoc / bcunc IN,
Tor Der al lUg0c on mco Ell Nirttcn.
hare / Itor Still. Sulbiuftet er III
libct al rogue ior anbct cub Ell Qiur,
% / iulb Stanb nil Nicftcuhauen 10.
'tc Mr.. Mobcrl omtrcut $4,000.
SIQQcuoc moe / Nucu tom boa StC0ci
icucrc bltpc tollpore @ullctomicr.
Wut brrnbt tilopbc / ct. Yaml. -
Gen > Nar aanle Cigar Grictiol
blcu iorlcocn ioa iorbrGnot pco linl
GorGlorcS &icm / q. Taul. at han
beoc nn0lc elmer eiter az pUrc broa,
pa0 Noipltalet @llttcn hau6c more,
liz meo at hUloe 2croicnc paa en-
b~rpuoeuoe IiiulbHopmgc, hpormoel
hans 2lpber a%utTnbte$. Nioocrcl
iorieate at tpGlc SSlocu meo line ca.
ne alroer, icm hur rep Al ia. mcl
torrent InffeheS bette.
Iarsuoiisterne life lopcnec. ;Src
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
3Hputunu.

Hpt Epitfontur. Sanbe or Ct mt
Tolttonipr oprettet / |allep Gounm
meb AnNrew Y. Sanbe iom Bot
meier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23

Teachers, business, shorthand. COM
mon English, review, and penmanship
courses are given at Valdez College,
DEBORAH, Iowa, Aug. 5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
Spoainlo / Mnoclin.

0hriltcnien, II Nor Q%onlnlcl, CT al
1onct pcO 0oocn / lit Stem / Wiu-
bella. Qobeu par Tolgcn Al ct TnIo,
hnu noatn (io lrr hnp0c prrct uoiat
80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
ct. Ennlo NUlfcmGn9oc. i

Wunolnq Al 0cn me 9lhre2ietalcus
ser nuilnuc4 St NalI9 ToItcmUn0-
Sc mi til 27G,tl0, bpiIfet piicr Ell
(llucrt al $500 / Nareta Sob.
9lore2ictulcuocrc bar 1880 Napne
Here enc i'ior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23

NNbpAocr inubcn bpb. &ohn Nrio-
hmO, Ell gfpbugNcr npr (~borhouIt /
Den norbII1c Gel Al Staten, fnl0tc9
lioitc %orou0 900 / en- Wrolt nGr lit
MIcnl. 2ebcn outogca at ltploc2 ct
llMffc5tiliUl0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
Nrimnrcrtemplct peo Sirulciipen

Vp0meItrene Nieloletb oN Sobnlon
bar iuoet aontrntt paa Spfarcliell
al Mninnic Sen1pIe / Seuils &ufc,
% 9lrbeioet cr ollerebe paobegpnot.
@pgningen uil llbcn Webler og Sn-
pelltar foite S33,1S9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
llnrn gukriu.
Sumfcr / Minpt Ilunes icmm,

Banter / Minot ilaaes iammcm.
metropolitan Stote 9onf, Der npIig
oraoniiercoe5 / @finot, bar fiobt Sen
oerpprenoe Sirit Snterlationol
@unf, lua De 10 Torretninger oltioo
iloaeS ianmen unoer $. Sulporion
iom Trplioent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23

Sfpr "unno" seer I steele. w
ton NfltcmminQeu / Steele County
libitc Mnnoa9 blep Ell itor Seier Tor
De "paooc", nemIig Ell Maioritet al
sos Stcnumer. Nenne S~aloonfoIfe-
mes Selcr por Ida meeet mertell9erc,
ION Der / Solultpet finn or en- enelte
'paab" IN. nenllia blooming Yrai-
RE, nIcoell@ ben lterlte gp, Suaton-
ia. 'orrlNc Nnr blep tsrlagt pco
Socal Sption. Nor at irellc iii 81
brpaaeri qnu &ntn BOG M CT Maio-
rltct Al 24S Tor 9icenie. Stemmc-
~ontaIlct por Oct iterlte nogenlinoe al
gluet | Steele Gountu, % AZ oets 20
Nalgolltrlfter pur oct finn Is, Der al
Q0u Ell ter" Ntuluritet. NelMltatet
a. Sptiou Nntcmuingerne / 0tinne-
loto or Ill Cato: 13 Gountper TOR
re" ~ 9 "paaoc". : DC 80 Count
tpcr. buor SpergSmaalet har oGrct
unoer %Yftcnnina iiben 26oe Ipril,
bar Dc "terre" opnaaet ~ Maioritct
a. tlllanmcu 2t,554 Stenncr. Hnar
lrareNucS bcme upentet itorc Scier
l Steclc Soumtu. bar ole "paaoe"
Sclre blcuue muuone meh mcgei fueb-
lit Wuioriteter.
"Eenaeimipcttsr" paairrbc. Nn-
orcp Nnoerlon al @ectlcp par iorlc'
Den nnoer en- Snartnr inb Ill Yfin-
neopoIl@ ro'ai Tor Ell "Eenacul'pei'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23

Nlbcbrnno pnn Nnrmcn. Gen ltorc
St~aI0buQnluQ pnu (homu2 Soll2i-
Ions Nurm ipo ior Cmuiouuu blcp
!tut I'll 2Oot Is. rnnmlct A. Spnct
% n~c0brUuotc mco lem Neite oQ itr
NIpr (0bct nniloQe3 til onltriul
5000. oc IL Srcoicocle oUtfet pco
n ilr0urc
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26
Bids for Needles Bridge.

The War Department has given out the bids for the building of the bridge at Topock, which were opened last Saturday at Washington. The lowest bid was "A, 45O$ for the complete struc- ture and segregated bid ran over 75,- COOS. The proposals made it possible for bids to be received on the bridge and abutments separately.
 It is understood that it will cost San Bernardino county 10, OOO$ to cut out a tunnel through one of the volcanic bluffs to get to the bridge approach on the west side of the Colorado and that fill of some proportions will have to be made on the Arizona side.
 It is expected that the contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder before the first of July, as at that time the government appropriation will revert back to the treasury.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26
Fourth of July Barbecue.

A big time is to be had at Wallapai mountain on the Fourth of July, where a barbecue is to be given, to which every one who can find conveyance to get there is invited. George w. Davis is to barbeque the beef and he is to have host of helpers in the furnishing all the other good things for the spread. Far up among the pines of old Wallapai the people of the valley will find them selves in one of the most ideal spots in the state. No one should overlook the opportunity of getting breath of the pine-laden air and partaklng of the en- joyable barbecue that only George Davis can furnish.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26
Fire At Chloride.

Last Wednesday evening the Metro pole hotel, at Chloride, caught fire from some unknown cause and was entirely destroyed. When the fire broke out MT. and Mrs. L. M. Quigley and children were in the back yard. So rapid was the spread of the flames that not single thing was saved from the building. MT. Quigley tried to get into the family living room, but the fire drove him back, burning him severely on the arms and face.
 The fire communicated with the build ing to the west, owned by J. P. Parisia and it was also consumed.
 Neither buildings or contents was in- sured. MT. Quigley lost 1OO$ in cash which he had in his room in the hotel, besides all the personal effects of the family. The loss will amount to about 5,OOO$. The loss to MT. Parisia will be about 2, ,500$.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain uncall- ed for in the Postoffice at Kingman, Ariz., for the week ending June 26, 1915. If not called for within two weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter office, Washington, D. c. Catherine Castella, Aqelita de Tacio, Mrs. Tarabu, A. Saunders, Rev. J. M. Ochetree, Geo. M. Bowman. Parties calling for letters please say advertised.
 E. F. THOMPSON,
 Postmaster.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Miss Elsa Sweeney, who has been attending school in Los Angeles, is home again.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

w. K. Ridenour, one of the big min ing investors of the Oatman section, has gone to Los Angeles for a short visit with his family.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

J. N. Goodwin is in from his ranch at Round Valley. He brought with him samples of hay that was raised by dry farming method, which is the best hay ever seen in Kingman. The crop cut out three tons to the acre of wheat and rye. It is the belief of the editor that a crop of grain can be grown on the lands in that section every year with out irrigation other than the rainfall.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

The big garage building being con- structed for M. G. Wagner by J. w. Thompson is fast approaching com- pletion. It will be one of the largest garages in the town, being 6OX125. Cement floors are now being laid and these will be in by the middle of next week, when the partitions for office and and rest rooms will be put in and the place turned over for use. The build ing is of reinforced concrete.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

P. Ryan, one of the well known mine owners of Cerbat, was in King man several days this week attending to business affairs.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

This week witnessed more automo- bilists passing through Kingman than at any time during the past year. More than one hundred cars passed here on the way to the coast. Some of these cars were marked "Lincoln High way" and many came in from the Bor- derland or Sand Dune route. They re- port this the only real route across the continent. An Alliance, Ohio, tourist stated that the finest piece of good road he had travelled since leaving the roads of Ohio was that between Hack berry and Kingman. Through Indiana, Missouri and Kansas the roads were al most impossible, deep mud being found everywhere, owing to the heavy rains of the past two months.
 Over in Los Angeles they have man named Mulholland, he who built the aqueduct, and who is considered by the Los Angelans far greater man than Col. Goethals, the man who built the Panama canal. Now, week ago Mul- holland gave out an interview explain ing scientifically why southern Cali fornia could not be injured by earth quake, because of the peculiar under lying formation of that country. And the next day great earthquake came and destroyed million ana a-half dol lars worth of property in Imperial val ley.
 It is reported that Frank Keith, George w. Long, and J. L. Mclvor have perfected arrangements for the financing of the Telluride mines, at Catman. The mines have the best showing of any of the south end prop critics and with better financing these mines ought soon to be among the producers of the camp. During the past two years Pete Mcdonald has been experimenting the work on the mines and has done wonderful things with the limited capital furnished him. Now with the mines financed he will be able to get results.
 L. w. Barker, who is operating an auto stage between Kingman and Oat- man, returned this week from Oak Creek, in the San Francisco mountains. where he and party of friends had an
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

William O'Dea, who has been out to his mines the past week, returned to Kingman Thursday last.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

F. A. Wilde, ST., who has been on the coast the past month, returned to Kingman few days ago.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Melvin Carrow came over from Pres colt few days ago, bringing with him a Hup car for Dr. Butcher.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

John H. Ware, of Lovin & Withers Company, accompanied by his family, departed to the east Wednesday evening. They will be gone month or two.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Mrs. Edna Smith, who has been visit ing with friends in Blackberry, is home again.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Frank. Mur, manager of the local Harvey House, was called to Joliet, Illinois, last Sunday evening by the serious illness of his father.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Miss Fannie Lovin, who has been at- tending school at Hollywood, California, arrived home Thursday evening last.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Mrs. Jesse Tarr, accompanied by her sister, Miss Mabel Van Marter, depart ed last Tuesday for San Diego and San Francisco, where they will look in at the two big fairs.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Mrs. Edward Wallace is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Thomas McGraw, in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Miss Viola Hoffman left last Saturday for San Francisco, where she will take in the big fair.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Miss Bessie Thompson, who has been attending school at Sacred Heart con- vent, Pomona, California, returned home Saturday night.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Dan Angius, manager of the Arizona Stores Company at Oatman, was a Kingman visitor Wednesday. MT. Angius has just been appointed post master for that bustling camp and is sure to make most popular official.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

L. w. Barker, who is operating an auto stage between Kingman and Oat- man, returned this week from Oak Creek, in the San Francisco mountains, where he and party of friends had an enjoyable fishing trip.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

George Sullivan and little son depart ed to Sturgllls, North Carolina, a few days ago, where he will place the child in the care of relatives.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Judge Carl G. Krook, who was call ed to his old home in Minnesota three months ago, by the serious illness of his mother, returned to Kingman We'd nesday last. He reports his mother very much improved in health, and al- though in her 84th year, is in appear ance not over 60 years. Judge Krook intends to now settle down and become a permanent citizen of this county.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

DeSlucS all tic pCioOAoA CioSeo oA eAiS family. The loss will amount to about 5,OOO$. The loss to MT. Parisia will be about 2, ,5OO$.
 The county officers, who are going north to look into road and bridge con- ditions in the upper part of the county, passed through Las Vegas early this week. The men will take in large section of the county to see just what is needed in the way of county inn provements and to provide for better ing road conditions there. Northern Mohave county will soon be one of the important sections of the state and our county officers propose that if good roads will help they are entitled to that assistance.
 Assistant County Engineer Lane is still at work improving Fourth street, and within short time it will be in ideal condition. It is now up to the property owners along Front and Beale streets to grade that part of the city thoroughfare and oil it, that the annoy ance of dust may be minimized. The sooner the work is undertaken the better it will be for the welfare of the town. A meeting of property owners should be called and basis of grading the streets arrived at.
 M. G. Ellis, J. Smith and w. F. Clark were brought up from Needles under the guard of J. L. Downes, Joe Carroll and F. Braf and duly initiated into the mysteries of Elkdom last even- ing. The three candidates were hand cuffed together so that they could not wander away and lose themselves in the mountain fastnesses surrounding Kingman. With Downs in the party candidates are sure to get all that is coming to them.
 R. P. Wheelock, who Wednesday last returned from trip over the min ing district at Oatman and adjacent thereto, reports visiting the News of- flee and finding editor Musgrove and a big force of assistants at work getting out big edition of that popular paper. The News office appeared to be one of the busiest places in the camp and the work that is being done by the paper and it's able editor is everywhere ap- preciated.
 The work of laying the concrete walk from the railroad depot to the new courthouse is under way, H. H. Wat kins having big force of men laying the walks in front and at the side of hls residence. The work is to be carried on as fast as possible and by the time the courthouse is ready for occupancy the walks will be in.
 It will be we'll for corporations hav- ing permits from the State Corporation Commission to take note of the fact that all permits expire on the 30th of June and that thereafter charters may be revoked should stock sales be made without further permit.
 l.. l.. Stevens, Who IS managing t1e Williams tungsten mlnes, departed yes. terday eveuIng to Los Angeles, w ere he will co far with assoc IaLes on pia for the operation of the property anC also to purchase additional macnlnery
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Mart Little, one of the best known mine owners of the Wright Creek sec tion, is in Kingman, coming down here to transact business.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

l.. l.. Stevens, Who IS managing the Williams tungsten mlnes, departed yes terday eveung to Los Angeles, w ere he will co rrr with assoc aLes on pia $ for the operation of the property and also to purchase additional macnnery for the mines.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Tom Bales, who has been one of the mainstays of the Kingman baseball team, departed to his old home in Berkeley few days ago. MT. Bales made many warm friends during his stay in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

It will be well for corporations hav- ing permits from the State Corporation Commission to take note of the fact that all permits expire on the 3Oth of June and that thereafter charters may be revoked should stock sales be made without further permit.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

Mrs. Ralph Bulkely was a visiter from her ranch on the Big Sandy last Wednesday. She has taken over the Bee ranch and will hereafter furnish honey for the market. The honey produced on the Big Sandy ranch is the best in the country and commands a wide market.
Mohave County miner., 1915-06-26

J. N. Cohenour and family departed by auto, last Thursday evening, to Fresno, where the family will remain a month or so. MT. Cohenour going on to San Francisco, where he has been call ed in case before the federal court.
 This week the MINER publishes the proposed raises of property valuations of the board of equalization in this county, when would indicate that the Assessor had done hIs work so well that only Tn rare instances IS there any need of revlew by the board.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
BY Frank G. Menke.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The ter
rifle bloodless battle for the possession
of world championship was renewed
here today despite the extreme friSid-
ity of the weather. Betting odds were
I to 5 the Phillies will win the series.
Field Marshal Bill Won Carrigan,
veteran hero of the American league
campaign, undaunted by the repulse of
the red hosed warriors yesterday, raj
lied his forces, armed them with new
feeling of confidence and determina-
tion and led them in another attack
on the entrenched forces of General
MOran'S army.
Just before the battle began, Gen
eraI Moran said:
Those there Boston birds, they
gotta lot "A nerve, amt they? The
very idea of them invading cur ter
ritory. We showed them yesterday
just how we feel about their stunt of
trampling on our sacred soil. We
threw 'em back. didn't we? Well. if
this artillery of mine does its usual
work. we'll throw 'em back still! fur
ther before night. Then we'll chase
'em right into Massachusetts and do
our darndest to give 'em two decisive
beatings there, so as to stop them
from annoying us Pennsylyanians
further by their obnoxious presence"
Field Marshal Won Carrigan. learn
ing of the above remarks through an
interpreter, remarked:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-09
OPEN THREE POUCHES.

WASHINGTON, Oct 9.--Three bags
containing $50 pieces of registered
mail were opened by the bandits but
only ninety pieces were taken, accord
ing to post office department reports
Ii is believed by officials that there
were some national bank notes in the
mail but so far as is known there were
known no "set shipments" of a large
quantity. Post office officials are now
checking up the mail records to deter
mine just what was taken.
No official reports on the robbery
have come either to the controller of
the currency or the federal reserve
board.
Officials of the federal reserve
board refused to give out any informa-
tion concerning the $1,000, 100000 in
federal reserve notes beyond to say
that they were safe. 1t is believed the
notes were in mail sack passed up
by the bandits. The money it is un-
derstood was being shipped to federal
reserve banks in the West.