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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-08
TONOPAR MINING OPERATIONS ARE
MEETING WITH SPLENDID RESULTS

During the past week the Tonopah
!.elmont company sent to the mill
22I2 tons. the Tonopah Mining
2150 tons, the TonopaT Extension
400 tons, the West End 594 tons.
the Jim Butler Gu tons the North
;l9r SO tons and III scellansous
'easers 292 tons, makins the tota,
/ reduction for he week -567 tons,
the estimated value being $780, 1876.
This valuation is calculated on the
gross milling value of the ore.
Net profits of the Tonopah rv-
lrnsion Mining company. computed
from the returns which have just
aeen received at the Office of the
company for November, amounted L"
SCI 500. Though this is a decreas {,
f,om the earnings reported for Oc-
tober, i. shows that gratifying re-
suits are being accomplished r:,m
development operations. AS thu
company mill is equipped with but
40 STAMPS with in average capaclt"
for handling the %proi""uon fr II.
line OPP atoms of about 1850 tom
weekly it will be seen that the
company is rather limit III in tn
matter of reducing ore and the ns.
results make a creditabl. showing.
With the capacity of the mill i'm
creased as it undoubtedly will he
scme dav, the Tonopah FIX Ear
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COLUMBIA

AL Annett, Lots Il and IS. Block 10.
Real estate. $4,000; improvements.
$4,000: tax, sass; delinquency and cost.
$2.2S.
Mrs E. ]. Maher, Lot 16, Block 20.
Real estate. $1,000; improvements.
5000; tax, s1.5S; delinquency and cost.
Mrs. Jas. Traynor. Lot 3. Block 80.
$50. 90; personal, $1,000: tax. s2.a5:
delinquency and cost. $2.22.
John Connors. Lots Z and s. Block
a2. Real estate. $4,000; improvements.
10000: tax. 1915: delinquency and
cost. $2.31.
Eli Sweitzer, Lot s. Block Sc. Real
tax. $1.05: DELINQUENCY and cost. $2.t0.
c. 7. Grove. Lots "a. 25. %. Block
Sc. Real estate. $500: improvements.
s175.00: personal, $500: tax. 1858: de-
linnuencv and cost. s2.56.
Bill Radnovich. Lot Is. Block 81.
Real estate. $1,000: improvements
$1,000; tax. s2.10: delinquency and cost.
$2.21.
John B. Spoich. Lots II and -.
Block So. Real estate. $4,000; improve
mcnts. $500: personal $500: tax
1915; delinquency and cost. s2.31.
T. Davis. Lots 10 and 90, Block 80.
Real estate. $1,000; Improvements
$4,000: tax. $3.50: delinquency and
cost. 1926.
George Raessler. Lots II and 70.
provements. 5000: tax. $40; deiin-
quency and cost $2.21.
Mrs. Geo. Matkovich. Lots II and IS
Block sc. Real estate. $4,000: improve
vents. $4,000: personal. $500: tax.
se.95: delinquency and cost. see.
Hochie Smothers, Lot 1. Block 50.
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COInEIEIn


Nevada Telephone & Telegraph Co.
wire and poles outside Goldfield. SEQ
1860: tax, $396.7O; delinquency and
cost, $41.67.
Goldfield Portland Mining Co.. Pat.
claims; Portland /, 2, 8, Rather. Cedar
Brook. Bull Con, Look Out. Rawhide.
100000; improvements, $4,000: tax.
$3.50. so: delinquency and cost. $15.0S.
The Nevada California Power Co. !
mile transmission line. 7 SIS miles dis
tributing line. No. 4 School Dist; real
estate, $51.326.00;. tax. $1413.0O: delin-
quency and cost. $143.30.
Associated NJ. & NJ. Co.., Pat. claims
Real estate. $1,000. 90: tax, $19.15: delin-
quency and cost. 1921.
c. Doueherty and c: s. Keafer, Pat
Real estate, 1000 O0; tax, $19.15: ac-
linauency and cost. 1921.
Goldfield Crayton NJ; co; Pat; claims,
Morning, Morning No I: Midnight Frac-
ton. Real estate, s15OO.Oo: tax, $3.50;
DELINQUENCY and cost. $f.S7.
Goldfield Hummer G. NJ. Co. Pat.
claim. Knickerbocker No. 8. Real es-
tate, $500; tax. 1855; delinquency and
Goldfield Lombard Mining co. =
Pat claims. Honey Boy. Big Swede
Fly Bird. Blue Bird No. 2. Blue Bird
s35OO.oO: tax. s66.95; delinquency and
cost. $50.
Gold Crest Mining Co. Is Pat. claims.
Prairie Queen. Contact No. l, No, 2: No.
d. CONTACT est FfucTdl' htcp. ioinc
Granite Chief. Golden Fra. Senator.
Sunrise. Central Gold Crest Haidee.
Real estate. $500: tax. $143.50; delin-
quencv and cost. $685..
Golden Butte NJ. Co. s Pat. claims,
Long End. Arrat. Anasla. Yellow Butt.
Fast End. Frisky. Barbara. Minnesota.
Yellow Button. Real estate. $4,000 %
tax. $685.; delinquency and cost
1855.
Majestic. Mining Co. Pat. claims
Real estate. 100000: tax. $19.15; de-
%linnuency and cost. 1891.
N. p. Miller. Pat. claims. Neglected.
Sulphide. Real estate. $1,000: tax.
$19.15: delinquency and cost. 1921.
The Nevada California Power Co.
Pat. claims. Survey No. 3546. Real
estate. s5oa.No: tax, 1885: delinquency
and cost. $2.a5.
Nevada Godfield Mining Co. Pat.
CLAIMS. Silver Pick. Silver Pick No. q.
Real estate. $1,000: tax. s19.15; delin-
quencv and cost. 1921.
Nevada Goldfield NJ. Co.. Pat. claim.
Peerless. Real estate. 100000: tax.
SO. 55: DELINQUENCY and cost. $2.a5.
Ruby Gold MINING Co. Pat. claims.
Ruby No L. Ruby No .. Ruby No 3.
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BLAIR

Joe Barbara. Lot s. Block is. Real
personal. $500; tax. s2.45; d%elinquen-
Martin Chiatovich. Lot Il. Block L.
Real estate, $500: improvements.
$500: personal. $500; tax. $3.50; de-
linquency and cost, s2.35.
estate $500: improvements. $4,000:
personal. $1,000: tax, s1.15; d%elinauen-
cy and cost. Sail.
as; = {. Had.,s syod Lot $. P 1mSEo1 IL; Rgsl
$1,000; personal, $500; tax. il'45; de-
linquency and cost. s2.44.
Lieut. Ivy. Lot 1. Block %. Real es-
tate. $1,000; improvements. $4,000; tax.
$3.50; delinquency and cost, s2.1S.
Louis Maggi. Lots 4 and 3. Block II.
Real estate. $4,000: improvements.
$4,000; personal. $1,000; tax, s1.4s; de-
linquency and cost. s2.15.
Thos. Mugford. Lot 16. Block s. Real
estate. $500; improvements. $4,000:
personal. $500: tax. s2.10; %delinquen-
cy and cost s2.21.
John Niche, Lot is. Block 4. Real
estate, $1,000; improvements. $4,000;
autOt. $500; personal $1,000; tax.
S.. SIS: delinquency and cost. s2.2S.
VIM. Pomeroy. Lot IS. Block s.. Real
personal. $1,000: tax, s2.10: d%elinquen-
cy and cost. $2.21.
Thos. Reswald. Lot .. Block 81. Real
estate. $1,000: improvements. $4,000:
personal. $500: tax, $40; ~delinquen-
cy and cost. $2.14.
John Regis. Lot IS. Block s. Real
estate. $500: improvements. 10000;
personal, $500: tax, $2.95; delinquen-
cy and cost, $3.50.
Mrs. A.. A. Sunblou. Lot 90. Block
1. Real estate, $500: improvements,
$500: personal. $500: tax. $40: de-
linuuency and cost. $2.24.
Maggie Taylor. Estate of. Lots Is and
Il. Block Is and 16. Real estate.
$4,000; improvements. $500: personal.
$1,000: tax. $2.20: delinquency md
cost. $2.22.
Wonacott & Hall. Lots s.. Q, 10.
Block IS. Real estate. 5000 0 improve
ments. $225.O0: tax, $40: delinquency
and cost. $2.54.
Nevada California Power Co. II
miles distributing line: val. $63.616.oo:
tax. s1.344.20: delinquency and cost
S13e4o
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School for u; tile Mountain

The electors of Battle Mountain
recently asse mol II and votei nnan-
imously on proposal to Eoll the
school district for $4,000 in order
that a new acnool building nav be
erected at b = Mountain. Active
work will soon be started on the
new structire. which will be mod
err in ever aspect
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SILVER PEAK

Lou Gebhart, possessory right. Real
eState. $500: improvements, $4,000;
tax, $3.50: delinquency and cost. $2.16.
!. u. Jones. possessory right and
improvements. $1,000: tax. $1.60; delin-
Quencv and cost. S2.16.
Red Mountain Mines Co. Improve
vents $4550.O0: personal. 100000: tax.
$1f3.15: delinquency and cost, 1881.
Fred Voll~er. possessory right. R"al
estate. $1,000: improvements. $500:
rerSonal. $40. 90: tax, 50. so; delinquency
and cost SECS.
The Nevada California Power Co. .
MILES transmission line. Silver Peak:
tax s421.15: delinquency and cost.
$i4.11.
JOIN Inman. poSseSsory right. Real
estate. $500; improvements. $500: tax.
$2.35; delinquency m cost. $2.23.
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COUNTY AT LARGE

Nevada California Power CO.. 3 miles
distributing line; val. $17.349.OO: tax.
$331.SS: delinquency and cost. $35.1S.
The Nevada Californil Power Co,
1885 miles of transmission line, coun-
tv ut large! s1.319.40 5. 90; tax. s25-
24O. 20: DELINQUENCY and cost. $2.526.0?.
Mrs Harry Morris. real estate. $4,000;
tax. sos: delinquency and cost. 500.
Wells Fargo & Co. Express. real eS-
tate, 49,. S6S.00: tax. $685. .95: delin-
uuency and cost. $3.50.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-08

L. G. BURTON. a prominent min
ing engineer of Salt Lake City and
consulting engineer for the Ulida
Mining company. with properties in
the Cocomongo district, arrived from
Salt Lake this morning. He will be
Joined here later by ]. Fl. Dalton,
head of the Ulida company.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-08
HORNSILVER

Great Eastern Mining Co. Personal.
$4,000: tax, $3.50; delinquency ana
cost. $2.29.
w. +. Jahns. Lot 10. Block IA. Real
estate. $1,000: improvements, $4,000:
tax. $1.15; delinquency and cost, $2.11.
Marion Russell. Lots 8 6. Book s.
Real estate, $4,000; improvements.
100000: tax. $5.35; delinquency and
cost, $2.53.
Fl. w. Wiley. Lot Z. Block s. Real
estate. $500: improvements. $4,000
tax, $2.20: delinquency and cost. sac.
~Hauk Wright and Dick O'Brien, Lot
s. Block 90, and Lot 2, Block 80. Real
estate. $4,000: improvements, $4,000:
tax, $3.45: delinquency and cost 1884.
Alex Mcdonald. Lot Z, Block %. Real
estate, $1,000: improvements. $500:
tax. $40; delinquency and cost. $2.07.
Mrs J. L. Sweitzer. Lot 6. Block 20.
Real estate, $1,000; improvements.
$4,000; tax. $.95; delinquency and cost.
$500.
Richard Welch, Lots s. .. 10. Block
90. Real estate. $4,000: improvements.
$500; tax, $500; delinquency and co st.
$2.20.
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Palmetto Mining Syndicate. Pat.
claims, Diamond. President, Summer.
Treasurer. Baltimore. Pearl. Kentucky,
Silver Champion Bartholde. jersey
RIie New Orleans. 5-Stamn Mill. Real
estate. $500. 90: improvements.
$3.50. 90: tax. $f29.15: delinquency and
cost, S14.91.
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Real estate. $1,000: improvements,
$500; tax. $1.20: delinquency and
cost. s2.12.
ThoS. Carroll. Lots 3 and 9.Block
30. Real estate. $1,000: improvements.
$4,000; tax. s1.5S; delinquency and
cost. s2.E6.
J. Il. Hazelgrove. Lots Is and is.
Block 40. Real estate. $1,000; improve
ments, $4,000; tax. $3.50: delinquency
and cost, s2.13.
Nevada Goldfield Reduction Co.. a
Claim. Paris Fraction, s50O.00: FAX.
$13.05: delinquency and cost, $3.50.
Nevada California Power Co. 2 miles
distributing line. Tax, s302.25; delin-
quency and cost, s32.22.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-08
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF FlSMERALDA

l. Clyde p. Johnson. county auditor
of said county of Esmeralda, state OF
Nevada. do hereby certify that the fore
poing is a true copy of the Delinquent
a List of the said Esmeralda county
for the First Installment Of Taxes for
the fiscal year 1915. published accord
ing to law.
Witness my hand and official seal at
my office in the city of Goldfield. this
18th day of December. A. d. 1915.
(SeaD: C. +. JOHNSON.
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Ruby No 4. So. " Ruby No. >. Real
estate. s2250.00; tax, $4S.05; Delinquent
cy and cost. $3.50.
SANDSTONE Annex G.. NJ. Co.. nat.
claims, Rex. Last Dollar. Ruby. Real
estate, $1500.00; tax, $2S. 20; ~delinquen-
cy and cost, $4.S7.
Frank s. Thompson. Pat. claims. Side
wa. Real estate, $4,000; tax, $3.50;
delinquency and cost, $2.95.
w. +. Tobin. Pat. claim. Sunday. Real
estate, $4,000: tax, $3.50; delinquency
and cost, $2.95.
Unknown owner, Pat. claims. Miz-
pah. Mizpah No. 8, MiZpah No. 9. Real
estate, 100000: tax. $2S.70; delin-
quency and cost. $4.S7.
Vulcan c.. NJ. Co, Pat. claims. Jupi-
ter. Vulcan. Read estate. 100000; tax
$19.15; delinquency and cost. 1891.
II. A. Riedel, Pat. claim. Louise
Fraction. Real estate. $4,000: tax,
$3.50; DELINQUENCY and cost. $295.
c. A.. Braley. Pat. claims. Dipper,
Overland. Overland Fraction. Real cs-
tate. 100000; tax. $2S.7O: DELINQUENCY
and cost. $4.S7.
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Y PEAK


George T.. McClelland, Pat. claim.
Richmond. Real estate. $500 90: TAX.
1855; delinquency and cost. sos.
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MILLERS

The Nevada California Power Co., 3
miles distributing line. Millers. New:
tax, $349.25: delinquency and cost.
$50. 80.
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MONTEZrTM

Montezuma Mining Co.. Pat. claims.
Arizona, Transit. Candidate. Caracas,
Nevada. Bullion. Benton. Era, Water
a. Millsite. New York. Real estate.
$4,000. 90: tax. $95.65; delinquency land
cost, $11.56.
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DELINQUENT LIST OF FIRST
INSTAllMtNT OF TAXES
FOR FISCAL YEAR 1915

Pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided requiring the cx-
officio a Receiver to sell all the prop
erty, on which az least one-half OF TIE
taxes for the year 1915 have not been
paid, or so much thereof as nay be
necessary to satisfy the tax. penalty
and costs. as hereinafter specified and
set opposite to each delinquent TAN
PAYERS name, and the property on
which such TAX, PENALTY and
COSTS are a lien duly levied, and that
10 per cent on such X and the
COST OF ADVERTISING will be col
lected in addition to the original tax
on the PROPERTY SOLD for all said
sum-.
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AUDITORS NOTICE

To the above named DELINQUENT tax
payers and to all owners of. or claim
ants to the real estate and improve
mentS thereon. or improvements when
assessed separately of personal proper
ty the taxes upon which have been
charged against the owners of real es-
tate or otherwise, when the amount Of
the delinquent tax, exclusive of poll
taxes and penalties exceeds the sum of
$500. as above described. you are here
bv notified that under and by virtue of
an act of the Legislature of the state
of Nevada, entitled an Act to provide
revenue for the support of the general
government of thte state of Nevada"
approved March 90, 1891, and the acts
.amendatory thereof. | have this dav
deposited with the district attorney in
and for the county of Esmeralda state
of Nevada, a list of the above described
property on which the delinquent tax.
exclusive of the poll taxes, and pen
alties exceed $500. and that unless the
delinquent taxes therein specified arc
paid to the treasurer as ex-officio tax
receiver within twenty (20) days OF
the date Of publication of this notice.
action will be commenced by the afore-
said district attorney for the collec-
ton of said taxes and costs.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 18th day Of December. A. y. 1915.
(SeaD: CLYDE p. JOHNSON.
County Auditor.
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OFFICE or THE TREASTPER AND
EX-OFFICIO A RECEIVER. ES-
MERALDA COUNTY. NEVADA.

MERALDA COUNTY.
Dec. II. 1915.
To the above named delinquent tax
payers and to all owners of. or claim
ants to the real estate and iTprove-
ments thereon. or improvements when
assessed. separately h~ereinbefore do
scribed. known or unknown. ard on
which the taxes. exclusive Of noll tax
es. and penalties does not exceed three
hundred dollars; YOU are hereby noti-
fled that under and bv virtue of Sec
tion 1861 Revised Laws of the State OF
Nevada. 1912. 7 will sen on the third
Monday of January. 1915. to-wit: the
18th day of said month. at the court
house door of the cOuntV. In GOldfield.
Esmeralda county. Nevada. each of the
described tracts or parcels of land. with
the improvements when ~separate1v as
sessed to recover the amOun of tax
n 10 ner cent DELINQUENCY assessed
ertv for the fiscal wear commenaing
ian. 1st. 1915. and ending December
21st 1918. this heinz tho first in
Stallment Of taxes for sold wear. to-
notice. unless pavment of said tax de-
~linuuencv and costs Of this nuhli"a-
tion he naid to wo nrior to said nth
do" Of ~.Tnnuarv. 1915.
The said saias Win no -ada at tito
Nour of one n'c'o"t " ~. IN said 17th
dow IF .Tapuarv 1915 70 the person
toxin" the smallest oua~titv of nron-
ertv and paving the taxes and costs on
tho whole.
Such cole is subject to redemption
within six months after date Of the
sale bv payment of all sums with in
terest on the same at three per cent per
MONTH ond two dollars each. cost Of the
publication thereon. from the said sale
until maid.
The above is a list of the names ~
versions to whom the p%roperty is rs
sessed. q dissertation of the nroper.v
unnn which ta~es are due and the
amount of tav duo m aach.
IT. e. ROBERTSON.
County Treasurer Of Esmeralda COUNTY.
Nevada.
Pubs. Dec. 1s. %. 30. 1918: Jan s. 1915.
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by representatives of both sides that
they expected to close the negotiations
on wages and working conditions by
tomorrow.
The miners said they expected to re-
ceive a final proposal before today's
session ends, containing concessions,
hut whether these would meet the
minimum demands of the workers no
one professed to know. Members of
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THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY APRIL o. 1916

pier. The vessel arrived early in the
week and anchored in tho GEORGETOWN
channel below the bridges, coming
around to the harbor yesterday. The
Owera is a frequent visitor here, and
on this trip probably will remain for
several days The power yachts
Jonetta of Baltimore and the Itasca of
Norfolk. which were visitors here early
in the week, have sailed on cruises.
The big steam yacht Catola and the
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Girls White Dresses, S2.o8

Girls White Dresses. of lawns.
with all-over embroidery waists:
some jacket effects. edged with
laces. skirts cut very full and
trimmed with pin tucks. laces
and organdy embroidery: satin
ribbon sashes: sizes + to IA years.
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Death of Charles F. Randall.

Word has been received Of the death
at Randallhurst, North Pembroke,
Mass. of Charles F. Randall. well
known in this city. who had been en-
gagged in farming in recent years. Mr..
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illness at her home in Overlook. Phil.
adelphia, of Mrs. n. NJ. Parks. wife of
Rear Admiral Parks. U. S. n. Mrs.
Parks has been suffering with heart
disease since March Is. Admiral Parks
was stationed at the Navy Department
and a the navy yard here for many
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-21

| the miners general COMMITTEES declared
that any proposal offered by tho oper-
ators must include the eight-hour day
and recognition of the United Mine
/ Workers as union and a substantial
| increase in wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-21

Randall was a native Of Massachusetts,.
but spent a number Of years in Rio de
| Janeiro, where he met and married
Mrs. Randall, who survives him. Mrs.
, Randall visited Washington last
month, being the guest of Mrs. Lillian
| E. Alder. 121 18th street southeast.
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EARLY DECISION EXPECTED.
Operators and Miners Meet to Con-
clude Wage Agreement.

NEW YORK April 2f.--When the
Joint subcommittee representing oper-
ators and miners in the anthracite
fields met again today it WAS intimated
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Little Girls $500
Dresses, $2.98
Infants White Coats,
S3.0S & S4.08

Infants White Coats. of all
wool cashmere and crepella
hand embroidered collars a nd
cuffs. some with silk braids: fine
quality Innings: choice of several
models. Sizes 6 months to 3
wears
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power yacht Bolo are in harbor here,
where they have been for several days
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Steam Yacht Owera Here.

The steam yacht owera, belonging to
Peter G. Gerry, is a visitor to this city
and is lying at the lighthouse service
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ais last season. left for Norfolk, Va,
today to Join the Buffalo Internationals,
to which club he has been released by
the Boston Americans
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Girls 5000 Dresses, $4.o8

Girls Handsome Dresses. of
mulls and organdies: choice of
eight brand-new styles: bolero
jacket effects and trimmed with
imported Insertions of laces and
embroideries. Full skirts. with
rows of laceS: finished with MORE
and satin sashes: sizes 6 to IA
Years
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Catcher Hnley Transferred.
BOSTON April 21.-Patrick Haley,
catcher of the Providence Internation-
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Girls White Dresses, $5.9S

Girls White Dresses. of sheer
quality materials. in coatee and
bolero jacket effects: new designs
of laces and embroideries: skirts
with TUNES and fiounces of laces
and embroideries: wide sat- n
Sashes. Large assortment of
new models: sizes to IA years
The Glenwood post., 1916-03-04

teachers took vote on the matter and
decided unanimously that they would
attend the association meeting. They
will extend an invitation to the as
sociation to hold their next meeting
in Glenwood Springs next year.
The Fourth grade won the flag given
by Miss Clanton for the best work in
music.
In the composition contest the fol-
lowing essays were chosen and sent to
the county superintendent: "Glen-
wood and Surrounding Country" by
Claude Wyatt of the Eighth grade;
"Work' by Edna Dow of the Seventh
grade; GA Tramp to Grizzly,' by
Frank Mechau of the Sixth grade and
a book review of "The Sweet Gar
dens'' by Mary Oyster of the Fifth
grade.
The Glenwood post., 1916-03-04

the heavy overhead expense the mine
has never ben profitable.
The Post would prefer to make a
guess that the failure to secure from
the Colorado Midland the reduction 10
freight rate which was requested some
time ago has been more responsible for
the shutdown than any other oEa
thing. 1t has been claimed that there
has been freight discrimination against
this section and in favor of the south
ern field and the Moffat road territory,
and there is pretty well founded sus-
picion that this has had much to do in
the matter of determining the action
of the South Canon Coal company in
closing the mines.
1t means considerable to Glenwood,
and the action will be felt, directly or
indirectly, by every business firm in
this city. When all was running
smoothly there were 81 men employed
at the camp. The number has been
gradually reduced until it is said that
today only three or four men are work
ing for the company at the camp
Many have already left the country
and others are arranging to go else
where to seek employment, and soon
the prosperous little camp will be only
a memory, without much chance for
resumption of activities during the
year 1916.