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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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IN paperin. and painting 10 heautifv
NoUr home. The JOY of entertaining
Is silently produced hy The surround
mGs. We will solve this problem for
YOU. Mariner Il Fraysei. 204 North
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WANTED. young man study Gregg
shorthand, banking. book hecping.
Transportation deducted. Small cash
payment on tuition, balance note paid
from salary. Piedmont business COL
lcgc. Iynchbure. Va.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
Large Modern Flour
Mill and Elevator
at public auction. Winchester. Va,
MARCH :. 1916
For particulars. address
BARTON " BARTON, Attorneys
Winchester. Va
BY SUTTON & co. INC,
Real Estate AuctioncerS,
20 North Ninth Street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
y NICE NEW DETACHED FRAME
HOUSE on THE NORTH SIDE OI.
STIAllT ROAD. IN THE PLAN OF
BATTERY COURT
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WANTED-Ageais.

AGENTS. female and male. wanted.
our SalcsmanaGer has just arrived in
Town with ncw patented article. Every
person buys one on sight Every sale
means repeat orders. Call and don't
miss mis- opportunity TO make big
money. CAN between "-l1 \. NJ daily.
Dut-oi-tOWn agents send l0c for sam :
pie and particulars. II. Prince 3lS
East Grace Street, Richmond, Va.
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

PEAS, sound mixed peas. at sl.3O per
bushel, fancy iron peas ut Sl.50 per
bushe(; all in IL bushel hurlaps, f..
@. r.. North. :. {. w 4. Johnson,
North. y. L.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOULEVARD INN, on Hampton Roads.
beautiful location, country and sea
shore combined with city convcnenc.s
Excellent table. Terms. 50 TO sl2 per
week. Near Soi! links. Open all the
year Misses Tabb. boulevard Inn.
Hampton, Va.
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y GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY
No. i'oi WEST LEIGH STREET..
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NURSERY STOCK

OF all kinds fruit bearing and orna-
mental trees, straw berries. shrub
DeFr and hedges a speciality. Phone
MIR. Whitley. agent for Hoods Muir
serN. kandolph :.aSn-.I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

w ANTf.b. position as bookkeepcr
years experience Best OF refer.
.nccs. II 80. car. Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THB
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EEN DISTINCT OF VIRGINIA.
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WANTED, IN our box department. 3
mailing machine operators and cut.
& and rip saw operators. Miller Mfg.
20. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

FURNISHED heated rooms for rent
Central. 1oi North Fifth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

IN THE. DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST.
FERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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FOR SAl.E-Farms

FRUIT and grain farui. 100 acres: pre-: :
~ home: nice orchard: mules COW
and all Of crop. Sl.Sn" H. Y. Thonp-
son. J"tcrsriiic. va.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Fol; sale, Dry goods and notion store
III West End, good VIII aud lease.
Good reason for selling. * j25. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. party 20 furnish money TO
manufacture article; universal de
mand. order. OH hand proves demand.
Absolutely Il SAFE Investment. Address
u ~. CaEc TmcS- Di SpntCh.
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MEETINGS.
OFFICE
re- INA FIRE AND MARINE.

OFFICE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. 60.
Richmond. Va. Feb. 9 1916
ANNUAL, MEETING.
THE regular annual meeting OF tho
stoci;h"ldcrs OF this company Will DO
hcid AT the companys office. 1915 East
Main street. in this city. on Tt t.SDAY
the I'D instant, at u o'clock NJ
WAL II. CcAETHY.
secretary.
MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS BANK
Richmond. Va.
iii: annual meeting of stock holders Of
this bank Will be- held February rs
At /: o'clock at the bank. ll29 Hull
Street
J. IL. PATTERSON
Cashier
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POULTRY AND BIRDS

FOX sale stereotypers mats ISx"4:
, HeN!ble and tough: just the thing 10
Iine Quicken houses and outhouscs; 81
per 100 pounds at the office: 81, cents
eNlra or out -of. town orders for cart
age. Address Times Dispatch
BARRED Plymouth Rock bullets, cock
erc!S: -; eggs, $l.,O for 10 Mrs !
W Smith, Partlow, Va.
hl'iH-ClASS homer pigeons and car
hiuN. Good breeders OF large. sounds
iiomerS soc; 'arnauX. $i.2. per p:,Ir
MY HuanIty Aired Wallach y,
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NPPKENTTCE: hoy wanted 10 learn
manufacturing ieweiry busin. and
engraving. Glover n co. -. East
Main street.
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COTTAGES FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA BEACH cottages for safe or
rent. ] make Il specially of Virginia
Beach property. III. clarkSon Mere
folk. Va.
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100 foreigners wanted. Sl.1j day Ap-
ply Virginia Business Exchange, 3lG
North Second.
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WANTED. men TO learn barber trade
few weeks required: steady posi-
tons for competent graduates: Won
derful demand for BARRIERS. Free cat
aloguc. Richmond Barber College,
Richmond. Va.
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FOR SALE-Vehicles.

FOX wagons. 20 10 Richardson Bros
40 fiook Avenue. painting, repair
ms aNo rubber tir. work. Madison
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NOTICE-BANkRCPT.

NOTICE-BANKRCP
y T THF PT HT24y G9VF HIS 81 3 TT
i:ES bIsTRlc'r or ViRdfS1A.
.5:a "! Hr .3 4 r$ $S;"5 in
Hl;OS..
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
r" the creditors OF the above named
You arc hereby notified that. / have
So$ American National Bank Buiiding.
nA9 "T FiEBnGNR'Y. ie i'S' at 1T Il +
declare "a dividend in Tie matter OF the
abovc-ramed bankrupt.
YOU arc further notified that no
creditor Will participate. in the said
dividend unless his claim has been duly
proved and filed. ~ required by the
TIioS. e. sNEAp.
Referee ia Bankruptcy.
February Is. 1916.
IL THE pl 4 ltI t G9ir g OF TIE ir
f:EN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
SrAi u :h so &:siAE q 40. iSS''
Bankrupt. bankruptcy.
notice OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of SIMON RowAlAN.
Of Richmond. in the County OF Iicu-
rico. and district aforesaid Bank
Notice is hereby given tha, on rh.
9Th day % February. y. l.. 1915.
the s:id SIMON BOWMAN was duly
FIRST meeting OF his creditors will 10
held III my ollie. Rooms Nos. Sn2 and seq
A'nsrirnn National hamh nr.ldinr:
iSEBRu AHY. 4. D. 1916, at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon. ~ which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims
rupt, and transact sCct other business
AZ mag property come bcfo said meet
ing.
THos. B. sNEAD.
Referee III Bankruptcy
February ID. 1916.
~ TIE DIsTKIcT COURT OF THH
E I'm b1sT TFATFS OF EQ Hfr THE EAST
d y f. Ssa& ': $T 8 u AZ" 5sl'
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors OF SIDNEY Il MAYS.
Of Richmond in the County OF ches-
terhcid. and district aforesaid
Notice is hereby Given tina, on the
I'm d sin% OF EEe'Tr""ry D. is1d m, he
FIRST meeting OF his creditors Will be
held in my Office. Rooms Nos. Sr2
lsnildinE. Richmond. Va, on the .GTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. \, y. 1916, at 10
o'clock. IN the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims. ,appotn' trustee. ex
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

SATISFY that longing. You have been
longing Tor good music in your home
Tor good many years. An outlay of u
there We sell the highest grade piano
that can bc obtained At Il reasonable
ii 't!',,, "ith terms to suit YOU. Coionial
street. Rchmond. Va.
y highest grade Kingsley piano. slight
iE used. hut Ia hrst class conditt0t
II az Colonial Piano Corporation, 20J
East Broad street. Richmond. Va
BARNES SAFE AND VAULT co.
!: North Twelfth street,
WI lii. sell You amy size or make of safe
LOW. TRICE. EASY TERMS
Safes Hauled by Experts.
modern upright mahogany case piano
Of very. best material, with pleasing
action. $3.50 Il w"ck will buy it. Co.
ioniai Piano Corporation. ~. East
Broad Street.
No. - North Twclf,h Stree;
one Fircprouf safe, 81"
nme modern player piano. cannot BE-
tod from new The very hes, ma
obtainable. Sells regularly Tor $500
We have a special price on this instru-
artistic player. cali and LEI LEI Us demon ~
strate II 10 YOU. Terms can he ar
reused for iaino. Splendid assortment,
Colonial Piano Corporation, 2G3 East
Broad street
FOR sale. nice clean white paper, 80
and so inches wide. Suitable for
wrapping anything requiring white
paper. such rs bread. glassware. laun-
dry. etc. $l.2J per 100 pounds a the
office: also old papers at 90 cents per
100 pounds ut this Office. Will not he
delivered. Call at Times Dispatch Of
Ace, FIRST floor.
BARNES SAFE. AND VAULT co.
No. J. North Twelfth street.
Double Door Safe. $50.
ASK your dealer for Braucv's original
Smithheld sausage. one pound pac<.
ages.
STICK this under Your hat. You are
safe If inSurcd with :. r.. fuliiam X
Company, Travellers Building.
MEnlrM-SIZE second hand safe Tor
sale cheap. IL North Twelfth Street.
FOR sale. one fine National cash reg
istcr | drawers and counters. sep
sratc, and total adder. Apply TO
Iiudgius, iS3" West Cary.
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WANrED-Househo,d Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid for second.
hand furniture in any quantity. CAN
randolph 5St6
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

OLD friends in new quarters, :. I
fulliam n 60. Insurance and Bond
ing. Travellers Building
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FOR RENT-RooIns.

toR nENI-fOOms
FURNISHED rooms. central location.
. South Fifth.
TWO nicely furnished. connecting
rooms. private bath. hot water heat,
arately II desired. 1921 West Grace.
FURNISHED room with running hot
water. steam hru,. 1 Virginia Apart
mcni. Fifth ana Main.
WHEN you come to Richmond stop at
ln"2 East Clay street. where YOU can
get - nice clean room for 30 cents
FOR rent, unfinished rooms, suit
able for light housekeeping No
children 81 West Franklin.
FURNISHED heated rooms for rent
Central. 1oi North Fifth street
FOR rent. second floor furnlshed room
il' North Fifth Street
THE MONTICELLO, ia North Eighth
newly furnished rooms, soc. &c 81
daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
ifty Years Ago

Durability was tie first consideration.
ia home building. ana the houses OF
mat dat. SHOW tn: wisdom o. this
policy. Our stock Includes lumber just
- good rs was used then. Let us figure
on your lumber and millW ora.
RICHMOND LUMBER CO. I%C.
Fourth and Stockton Streets.
TO READY BUYER
FOR sale, reasonable, largest only cX-
c!usiv. dining room in Petersburg.
Busiest city in Virginia: centrally To-
Gated in newest hotel building. fine
trade. steady business. excellent profits.
near large railroad station. Owners
must leave for West II Interested.
call for details. Nurphy's Hotcl. Room
ij5. Mr.. ". 10 4. NJ. 10 T.. Vi.
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REPAIR SHOPS.

ANTIQUES, furniture made to order
repaired and rcHnishcd. out of town
York promptly attended to. Estimates
free. Prices right. Stciumetz. - West
Main. Madison 63o1.
f'uEEiTCRE REPAIRING
GARNET A1< ING. upholsterin-. refn-
.shiug and antique furniture repairs
ing. Get our prices. Phil. l.. Whites.
= East Main. Successors To j. w.
trnn.il. Madison 542J.
BlCYCj-E S.
W l.. make specially of rcpa irinE
bicycles All work guaranteed.
Prices reasonable. Bicycles for hire
by the hour. ~ u. Gentry. sos West
Broad Phone Randolph .G31.
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TTPENRITERS.

MAG1IiHEs FOR ,.yery
prices from S22.5O up. Cash or easy
payments Rent So month: , months.
$3.50. Every machine three months
rent applied on purchase. REMINCi =
TON GUARANTEED.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER co,
$40 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

OMAlENDATiONS WITH FIRST LET
TER. RON Us. Ola REMONT. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

Hot springs. Va. Feb. 10, 1916.
30 the stockholders OF the Virginia Hot
springs Company:
The annual meeting of the STOCKHOLM
crS or the Virginia Hot Springs Com
lany for the purpose OF electing direc-
torS aud for the transaction OF such
other business as may lawfully come
before ihc said meeting, Including the
approval Of all OF the acts OF the boa rd
ot directors and Of al! committees
thereof OF the said company in the
past year. will he held in the office OF
the said company In the Homestead
Hotel, ct Hot Springs. Va. on SATtR-
DAY. the 18TH day OF February. 1915.
~ II \. NJ The transfer books will
be closed Friday, February Is. at 3
+. NJ. and remain closed until 10 y. NJ.
Monday. February ~, 1916.
II. ALBERT. Secretary.
TIL; annual meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers OF the Cans Rady Company win
lie held at the office of the company,
0oJ East Main Street. Richmond. Va
on WEDNESDAY, March /, at T.:
o'clock noon.
GEORGE T., W. ItbT.
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by i. II CARNEAI. & son,
Real Estate AuctiOuccrS.
AUCTION SALE

\ GOOD STORE. DWELLING; AM
NICE VACANT LOT. no. 2i3t WEST
MOORE STR EET
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SHOES.
MONEY TO LOAN.

If IN NEED or MONEY. BORROW
on YOUR WATCHES. DIAMOND IDS
JcWELRI MD SlLNtRWhEE FROM
THE EQUITABLE. LOAN SOCIETY.
ALL BUSINESS CoNDtCTED STRICT
.Y CONFIDENTIAL. PRIVATE CON
SULTATION ROOMS FOR LADIES
AND GENTIEAit.N. SECOND FLOOR
500 FAST BROAD STREET.
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES

IA MEX for sale. passenger and
T. - feet, length 10 feet. M" BOX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

n y Stated Convocar non ot l.afay-
NY cite Chapter, No. -. Royal Arch
w Masons. viii hc held in its tabe--
naClc, corner Adams aud Broad Streets,
on THURSDAY EVENING. February u.
1916, at so o'clock. Meinbc Of sis
ter chapters and transient companions
arc cordially invited TO attend
by order OF the High Priest.
OSCAR j. ADAMS.
SlNrAIsiiA
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SITUATION wANTED-Female

MAStN widow. 30 years old. wants
position as hookkecper. office aSsis,
am or clerical work. Experience in
Office iGrn!tur. store. Very reason
anle ADDRESS Box 233, city
WANTED, position. natrOn in college
or housekeeping FOR gentleman. Good
references; n. Genera! Delivery,
Roanoke. Va
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TO EXCHANGE.

BARNES SAFE AND VAULT co.
No. - North Twelfth Street
TWO OF the largest safes in city. Will
trade with you.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. gold medal last night between
Manchester and Richmond, engraved
: itmincr. Reward II returned 2lG
Norri. Seventeenth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

RELIABLE. men wanting work see
Virginia Business Exchange. BIG
North Second Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

No. y y bopk keeper ana billing
clerk 6esircs position hy March !
EXPERT iypist and understands all kinds
OF Once work. years experiences
Al References, Address ANXIOUS, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. position as stenographcr by
young lady with several years cy-
ncrIc0cc. III a2Y, care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
HELP WANTED-N;nfe

l.. &. GOVERNMENT wants clerks 500
month Richmond examinations April
- sample Qucstiors free. Franklin
institute, Desk y. :. Rochester. \. y
EXPERIENCED marker and soTtcr
familiar WIKI laundry work in gen
cral. Apply TO Clifton Forge steam
laundry Clifton Forge, Va
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-12-02
ANALYSIS AND ASSAYS OF
ROCKS.

The question is frequently asked o
the United States Geological Survey
Department OF the Interior, What i
the difference between an as 'ay, al
analysis, and an expert examination
of a specimen of rock or mineral
such a specimen as may be sent to tht
Geological Survey by anyone who La
found or thinks he has found valu
able mineral" Most of the Survey T,
correspondents ask for assays OF theis
specimens, others ask for analyses
and few appear to distinguish be
tween the two. The geological Sur
vey can make neither an assay nor al
analysis for private pa ties; 1t can
however, make a visual inspection o
a specimen, or it can make a simple
chemical test to determine whethei
the specimen contains a commercia
amount of some valuable materia!
such as potash. Ninety-nine out o
every hundred specimens sdbmittet
TO the Survey are found to be com
mercially valueless. Such an inspec
ton, or test, however, is widely differ
ent from an analysis. A complete IN
alysis of rock that is composed o
MANY different minerals may requid'
the more or les continual attentio'
of chemist for month or SIX weeks
and such work IL done by the Surve,
only in connection with its own SCI
entihc Investigations. An assay oi
the other hand, is usually hire tes
made to determine the exact meta
content of an ore specimen me
Geological Survey makes no assay
for private parties.
tiful hymns. The casket was mas
of floral tributes, flowers she love
so well Tt, funera. cortegc move
on to Silver Terrace. where besid
those of her loved family who pre-
ceded her ale sleepino ehtir long siee
she was laid beside them Thus pas
es one who was loved by all an
morrned by a surviving son m
daughter, Luke T. HardrvicE aid Mr.
Alice Van Fossen.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-12-02
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF
YER|NGTON AND
VICINITY

A new Typographical map O. the
area known as the Yerington quad
rangle has just been published by the
United States Geological Survey.
This map Represents by for the
most complete survey ever made OF
this section of tie State. 1t shows
so clearly every feature OF the quad
rangle thart the character OF any part
of it. as well as the shapes OF the hill;
and the valleys, can be see nat d
glance. and the altitude OF any par
tlcular point can be eaSily determined
The relief of TIE country Is graphic
ally shown by means OF brown con
tour lines, each one OF which repre-
sents certain altitude above the sea
The traveller walking along the course
chown by one OF thc contour lines
will go nett er up hill nr down hill
but on level. That slch 4 map is OF
PRIME value to the engineer who may
be laying out a railroad or trollcy
route, a higaway, drainage or irr!-
CATION sy.tc:n goes without saying
but it is also of grett advantage to the
average citizen. Farmer and aut
mobilists, for instanc, buy thousands
of the maps. In addition to the lano
and water features the IN p slows, IN
black. al the works of man--oads
bridges. towns, houses, etc.
In making the survey for this par
ticular map the topographic engineer.
trampcc over practically every part
of the quadrangle, hundreds OF miles
being thus covered. Permanent iron
bench marks, showing exact altitude
were also set at numerous points II
the quadrangle. The 10 ,ation OF
these marks is indicated accurately
on the map, and they can be used
for all time as the basis for any fur
ther surveys desired.
This sheet forms but one small sec
ton Of the great topographic atlas
OF the United States, which the Geo
logical Survey is making and which
will be he largest and yet the mos
detailed atlas inthe world Wher
COMPLETED this map will be approx
mately ar ccre in extent. Alreel ly
more than $500 of these sheets have
been completed, covering nearly a.
per cent of the United States.
The cost to the Government OF
these quadrangle surveys, for bot
field and office work, ranges from
$500 to $1,000 each; but the maps are
sold at only about the cost of pape,
and printing-l0 cents a copy, or 81,
and printing-l0 cents copy, or 5,
for 50 copies.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-12-02
YOUNG BOY KILLED BY
KICK FROM PET
PONY

A pet pony was the cause of the
death OF thlrteen-year- Lee
Bryant Whiting last Saturday morn
ing, the boy dying from kick over
the chart inflicted by the pony THURS
day morning as the animal was be.
ing led to the horse shoer's.
Young Whiting was leading the
pony from the family home close tc
the city and, fe,ring to be late for
school, stepped behind the animal
and hit him with stick. The pony
let fly both heels and struck the boy
over the heart. Death was due to
acute dilation of this organ.
After the accident the boy was ia
ken to the home in Reno of his grand
mother, Mrs. E. ]. Conkey, where
for time it was thought he woulo
recover
Whiting is survived by his parents
O. w. Whiting and Mrs. Msude
Whiting, his grandmother, MIS-. Z. ]
Conkey, two aunts, Mrs. Sybil Mar
tin of San Francisco, and Mrs. Gale
of Reno; an uncle, Ira Conkey of Les
Hills, California, and grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. McFadden of Peta
luna.
Funeral services were held Monds.
afternoon at teh chapel of the Groes
beck-O' 'Brien Company at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Whiting whose former wift
was the daughter, of the late Charlie
Snyder of Yerington, met simila,
affliction four years apo when he los
an older boy who was killed also by
horse. The lad was riding the anima
in Antelope Valley when the hors
threw itself backward, crushing til
lad under its weight. The boy wa
taken to Mountain House and wore
was telephoned into Yerington. DR.
Smith and Mrs. Lizzie Hronymous
the boys aunt, Immediately left fos
the place of the accident and brough
him to Yerington. where he expirel
few hours after arrival
If you get the habit of going t
John Sandman, the shoe man, to ilavS
your footwear repaired you will hnf
the habit hard to break Many havs
acquired the habit and don't wish t
break it.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-12-02
DECEMBER WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs. William p. Dexheimer
announced the wedding on the tenth
day of December, 1916, of their daugh-
ter, Evalyn Elizabeth, to George
Thomas Nugent On Monday last
the friends of the bride-to-be rendered
her shower party at which the fol-
lowing guests were present.: Misses
Jane Spring, Lottie Ross, Georgia
Littell, Sybil Johntson, Ruth john
ston, Mary Burns, 1 eatrice Carroll,
Emma Perry, Leona Robinson, Julia
Forbush. Ethel Dunn, Edna and Amv
Mollert, Emily Powers, Esther Mich
OILS, Cleora Fish, Esther Cross, Esther
Wade, Mabel Slingerland, Lillian
Murphy, Ina Maxwell, Rachel Ryan,
Blanche Carter, Leona Snyder. Anna
Borge, Sybil Howe, Viola Phillips,
Christina Schacht, Ruth Vardy. The
house was prettily decorated with
flowers. refreshments were served,
and q good time was enjoyed by all.
The presents were numerous and elab-
crate.