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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05

Cambria steel CO, declared regular
yu"tteriy dividend OF =. payable May
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" l.. Pedicord. of the Union High
school. attended the State convention
held yesterday in Wheeling.
Fred Olson. councilman from the
First ward. was IN Wheeling. yesterday.
attending the state convention.
Squire Paul Reidel. Of this place, was
a delegate TO the convention from Union
district. yesterday.
Miss Margaret Mills. OF Steubenville.
T. the guest of friends In the Fifth
ward
Many attended tho art exhibit given
yesterday at the Center Benwood school
building.
Employees Of the wheeling steel q
Iron Company will have a pay day this
week
The ladies' Of 81. James Catholic
church will hold bake sale in the Mid
way pharmacy. Saturday.
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Denver and Rio Grande. 4th. week
Aprh incrca.e $4,000. Prom July LIST
Increase Sass. zoo.
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sUoAR MARHET

WV YORK. May f-Lafr IN the ar.
tfrnpon refined sugar advanrrH 10
points on ai Eradss cur Leaf ef.r.
shed sHs mould 4 ard ruhfa UU-.
iing GRADUATED Boo. diamond 8 d 600.
r"rfcr Innrrr 4 Coo. SO -n.,
hf list moved frreEufarfy fr the no.
moon tuf fhr closing was steady with
~ tom. WAY -1fc. July rfsr Son.
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BENWOOD


Tf.a evening Che members ~ fhe
r.Hr IlIrI school Hnd che NrMrshru
.H."'. WIlI EIre fhrfr cufsrf HInuIsuf.
uI.u which preparations have been
mode during flf past several weeks
INH Ururrnm viii consist ~ musical
nuI literary rumh1rH. and also several
coined. akffrHfe. and from che rarif
I.uneal ~ tickets fhr affair will Do
v'f attended Miss Louise Norhoes in-
rfrurfur in thf tuiou ffirh school. has
Dad charge 20 The preparations
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The unauthorized cleanup week has
thus far proved entirely successful. a
number Of the residents, fearing prose-
cution by the health department. COM
menced work the nrst of the week. and
now the property is spic and span.
chief Of Police Luke Sauers and Health
officer 4. l.. Nolte viii make an inspec-
tion tour this week.
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Especial to Fidelity Investment ASS,
ciation.1

CHICAGO. May -whcat-An easier
tone prevailed in wheat market today.
me weather IN all directions and con
ditons highly favorable in the north
west There We're scattered reports OF
green bugs in the southwest. but many
reports from that section were OF an
optimistic character vague hint at
the nature OF the details Of the pend
ing political negotiations Contributed to
the selling OF futures. 4 report credit
ed TO the secretary Of the ksnsas Agri-
GU Itvrai department estimated the yield
Tor that state at Ia. bushels per acre
and a total crop OF i26.is5.0OO bushels
\ private estimate made the reduction
IN acreage la western Canada from 10
10 10. per cent. Argentine shipments
were estimated az $500 1900 bushels
against 100000 last year Expert in
quiry was small statistical news was
loss bearish. Longs generally sold late
ing the day and the market developed
very weak tone.
Corn-Corn has ruled heavy with
wheat, but the trade has been light
and the loss in value not extensive
country sales TO arrive were ligSt
early, but Increased a. the day adj
Nanced. Omaha sold 100 900 bushels
10 come here There were SaI,s here
Of 10000 bushels TO 40 TO storc. Hol-
Weather generally favorable over corn
belt and similar forecast for tomorrow
oats-oats have shown heavy tone.
particularly FOR the new croD deliveries.
There has been support FOR the May
but its relatively strong price a. com
pared 20 futures Is swelling the coun-
try deliveries. Weather and crop adj
vices were excellent and acreage CON
ceded 10 be large.
TOLEDO. o. May 4-wheat-Cash.
clover Sced-Prime. cash. $S.57. oc-
tober. $3.50; December. Ss57.
Alsike-Prime. cash. $3.50.
ksr. 50 90
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NTw YORK Nav TIM Mi ~.
chanEc quotes lead 40 s. 2E416e. eueI.
~ DULL East 81. Louis delivery. f7isc
A. London. had. fsf ~ "a. sreitcr.
'orrrr firm. sisrfroiytir. nearbv. nom
moi August and later f2s so $3.50
ron STEADY and unchanged
spot So nO ~ 81 00
~ London. spot srrrrr f1g-. f1furra
100 .flcctroivfic $50. a,at tin f7oo
futures rios we
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Special Dispatch Co the Intelligence.
CLAI;kSITBG. ". Va. Nav g.
w hen d'rsiled car knocked down r.
prop twenty tons Of slIt, and earth
zen upon Charles I.swsIlyu q mine
driver. - years old. and crushed him
Y" pulp tate Esste rday in "a Eosemouf
coal mine. His remains were taLsn
from hero to-day fp Mausnsi ID. b
from h'rc to-day to MarsnnclI %.
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MONEY

NEW WORN Nav Mercantile ra.
rrr. pro per rfnf sterling tU.HHr H.fTa.
fffe. demand. ffaGfs.ff. s4l.fla.
81 tfir Franre demand $500. cables.
H|'s MARKS. demand. rta.t. cables.
20 ..r krurru. Demand. fnar. sHrI.a.
i"i.r guiiiare demand Coz .. -
ffl firra. demand. tfgs. .aIf.r a. .f
Euhirs. demand. 1ffsc. cables. sfsr
Tar silver TGfsr
Mexican dnffurH sos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05

Tho repairs which are being rI1fr
n'Hnc KENTUCKY Hsirhfs hv thr WH.ff.
Irr Traction Company and tha unffI.
more a. DhIu Railroad COMPANY arc Co..
Iur rapidly rushed forward. and 80 ia
th'uFhL hoy VIII Do Completed in a few
dHNH Tho Traction company fa raising
fa tracks. which we've badly ruuErn.
owing fO Che alps while tho rnIfroaf
'.fn lnny Ia drIfing piles tn protect bee
track. from landslide
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The lecture which was TO have been
given in the McMechen school building
this evening. by Mr.. L. II. Scoville, the
chairman Of the general safety first
committee, has been postponed. owing
to his inability TO attend. IL was an
nOunced that the affair would be held
some time in the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05

II r. estimated that over 100 mem
bers OF the Republican party from this
place attended the state convention
held yesterday in Wheeling at the Mar
Net Auditorium. Never before has so
much interest been manifested here in
any election as that OF the primary IN
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PHILLIPS ACTIVE
Charles Miuer's Lunch Room, A. 23Of
Main Street VISITED Yesterday
Afternoon

Bert Phillips. prohibition commits.
eiunnr. and "a squad uf deputies. we're
active yesterday afternoon and raidcd
DE lunch room Of Charles Miller. az
a1nl Main street as AN ALLEGED SPEAK
easy An entire wagon load ~ n0uor
was teirnd. including three baskets Of
whiskcy. several bottles % beer. and
some kore were secured Miller gave
bond Tor hia -~rauCs before he
Erand jury.
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l Open. High. / Low. / Close.


Nheat-No. :. red si1sni.is. No ;.
red Si.l2Ql.l5. No. hard. Sl.I4uI.IS.
No. hard. si.lOal.lA
corn-No. 2 yellow. ia, a7oc: No. 4.
yellow. - = 75c. No. 4, white s4is "a Use
oats-No. } white. as ui5tac. stan
dard 47N Q47S.c.
Pork-t28.5OU g3S5
Lard-si3.io.
Ribs-Sl2.37
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TITTsBURGH. Pa. May 4.-Cattl

PITTsBURGH Pa. May 4-CattIe
STEADY. supply light; choice. $3.50 70
80. prime. S9.5ON975
sheep STEADY: supply light. prime
wcth@rs. $40 % 500. culls and common.
$iun n $50. lambs S9.Uoff 1O.c5.
Veal Calves 50 80 re- 1000.
fors-Sfs Hdy. receipts. 10 double
decks. prime hsntIss and mediums
$1,000 " l".iu heavy workers.. s. 30 rr
1905. light workers. f94Ung.5O. pigs.
$50" 1 $50; rough. Ss.75 % 90.
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CHICAGO. May f-Hogs Receipts.
lY.n"o. strong: buik. 90 TG0ssB: kght.
". 995. mixed. sg.50dgpO. heavy.
e. % tf % 90
Receipts. 1000. nrm. native
hocf steers, s. 90 0g95: stockers and
Sf.2s m 80. calves. 1895 ~ . 80.
sheep Receipts. 200. unsettled.
wsthsrs. e. 90 ~ %. ewes. sss50g no..
lambs. S55eni1S5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
WHEAT MARKET GETS
A SHARP SETBACK
Persiniseie Forecasts OF Reply From
Berlin Responsible fer Drop
Corn and Oats Lost.

chlc.rSO. May i.-Pessimistic fore
casts OF the reply OF Berlin 10 Washing
ton led 10 a sharp setback today in the
value or wheat, and 80 too did reports
that Americans were leaving Meta The
er. with May at liSh and July at il4h
y us =. Corn lost = u &C TO Tee and
oats = q Ac 10 i1c. In provisions the
lie.
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WALL STREET SUMMARY

Federal trade COMMISSION IN report
on cooperation lu export trade and COM
p'tttivc conditions 100 foreign commerce
urges laws removing antitrust re-
strdiuts from American exporters.
steel trade organs say strikes in steel
t'uter~ so Tor affected operations less
Tran might bv expected. a feature OF the
week has been thc renewed buying or
finished shells.
New Haven for March shows dencit
after charge. OF S6s.Up5. increase $685.
an.
Bank Of England rate unchanged at
fiNeI-crceut
~ induztrials 1855 up O.33Ce.
20 active railways lUI.2i. on O.f2E.
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COFFEE

WV YORK. MAY Consa-uf4 80
'tr. fufurre firm NAV $500. ~.
.rmhrr 5000
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. May {. &c.
Daily Quotanon List OF he Wheeling
Stock Exchange:
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. V. Va. May 4 ia
range OF ccuye stocks on m. Nsv.
io'H 2lpSA Exchange. corrected daily
- -. - Aestch q Co. brokers.
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sax-Pattsrsou Co.


Bonar. and feel confident that they are
in condition for the coming game.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. ". Va. Ma ia
Corrected by A. r. Masten a Co. 4. Il.
strand Mgr, Rooms @U4-ZO5 National
Bank Bldg. Wheeling. W. Va
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

. WHEELING. ". Va May 4 10.
SoI i.el'u - \. a.. Masten a. Co. meu,
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Minneapolis ~. Paul aud :. Ste Marie:
March gross Increase xfS1.627: net after
tax Increase Ss2s.u11. nine months gross
Increase S5.s6i.s41. net after tax IN
crease S2.5fJ.I22.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. May 4. '16.
The active ftttsburgh stocks corrected
daily by \. l.. Masten * Co banksrs
and brokers. National Bank OF Nest
Virginia Building.
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: Lower Prices Prevail
Until Crisis Is Ended
Quotations Broke Badly in the Last MALI
Hour OF stock Market
Session

(Harris. Winthrop 4 CO. to Fidelity
. Investment Assoc
NEW YORK. May f.-There was not
much I'm todsy's market until the last
half hour when prices broke on TO low
70 be the sellers. aud are naturally try
reply which is expected between now
and Monday morning. strong efforts
appeared TO be made 10 hold prices. BY
buying I'm some quarters. but constant
selling had its finsi effect.
we believe that prices Will rule lower
pending the settlement OF the German
HARRIS WINTHROP q co.
Dow Jones say: Tho Wallace plan
Tor rehabilitation Of International Mer-
Tor payrn.nt az the SEQ o6oS 6s nnt,s IN,
OF cash within nvc years or at rate OF
probable however. that all the Notes
leave company with only sac. OOO. 900
bonded debt against S1l.OoO.OOO now out
standing.
Minneapolis ~. Paul aud : Ste Marie:
March gross Increase S4Sl.627: net after
tax increase ss%s,vll' nine months gross
increase sS,sol,sil. net after tax In
crease s2.Si3.l22.
Chicago Division: March gross in
crease fzls.655. net AFTER tax increase
x222,Oy3. nine months gross increase
S.&el,Sso; net after tax increase $3.50
V2l.
Financial News Bulletin says. I'M
portant accumulation OF L. :. steel is
detected by we'll informed interests In
Nestlgations show that but little fore gn
selling - taking place IN this issue.
most OF the liquidation having occurred
before the restoration OF dividend.
Spectaltics in Ananconda says there
Is a rumor that Anaconda Co. win close
contract IN 10 days with the British
government for 100000. 900 pounds OF
copper for 1917 and 1918 delivery.
Financial News Bulletin. There Is
quite general comment In banking cir
Giles TO the effect that the stock marke {
Is getting Into state of preparedness
To sustain any shock that may be de-
hvered against IL in the next few days.
Cambria steel CO. declared regular
quarterly dividend OF IL payable May
10 TO stock OF record May 10.
Denver and Rio Grande 4th. week
April increase $1,000 From July LIST.
Increase S2.45N.1oO.
Chesapeake and Ohio. 4th Week April
increase Slu3,5A5, month April Increase :
sSss.S2s. from July LIST. Increase a.
4bi ,95g.
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GD-rransfer books close MAY 90. for
! per cent cash dividend, payabl. June
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pr oie;in-

OIL CITY. Pa. Nav Credit bal
1ures $3.50. Runs sVfF4. average &C.,
-f'. shipments 2s.1I1. average l2.OZ2.
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Financial News Bulletin says. In
portant accumulation OF L. : steel is
detected by well informed interests. In
Nestigations show that but little fore gn
selling Is taking place in this issue.
most OF the liquidation having occurred
before the restoration OF dividend.
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Chicago Division: March gross in
crease S%ls.655. net after tax Increase
Sl.2sl,SsO. net after TAX increase 1852
Uel.
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Specialtics in Ananconda says there
Is a rumor that Anaconda Co. viii close
"A contract In 10 days with the British
government for 100000. 900 pounds OF
copper for 1917 and 1918 delivery.
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Total shares $4,000.
Bonds S3.OC5. 900.
tl)-EN- div. / per cent.
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ice. shipments weighing IN excess OF
nifty pounds. or large bulk. will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday
NO shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. viii be carried on
passenger cars between 400 and 6:l,
p. m.
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MOUEDSvILLE LINE
WHEELIHd AND MoUNDSvILLu
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10th Street I>ave
wheeling AoundsvfIs
$3.50 .. IN.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-17
Mr.. WILSON SCORNS
IDEA OF STUMP|NG
TOUR FOR OFFICE

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL After a
conference between President Wilson
and the members of the Democratic
campaign committee. Chairman Vance
Mccormick announced that the Presi.
dent would make no speaking tour but
probably would accept invitations 10
speak at different places.
Mr.. Mccormick explained the Presl'
dents decision by saying Mr.. Wilson
considered a stumping tour incompat'
ible with the dignity of the Office OF
President. So far the Presidents only
speaking engagements are HOdgens
Vile. Ky, September and St. Loui.
September 90.
Formal notification to president
Wilson of his nomination will tax,
place September . at Long Branch, n
]. The President already has com
pleted his speech of acceptance. Th'
notification speech will be made b!
Senator James of Kentucky.
Mr.. Mccormick said that after III,
adjournment of Congress the Presi
dent expected to pass most of his tim,
at Long Branch. and would receiv,
political delegations there after tn
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notification ceremonies September 2.

notification ceremonies September 2.
The formal notification OF Vice Pres
ident Marshall will be at Indianapolis
about a week after the Presidents no
tification. Mr. Mccormick will see the
vice-president later this week to ar
range definite date.
President Wilson today conferred
with the Democratic campaign COM
mittee at luncheon. He will see the
associate committee Of prosrCssives
later.
The White House made public today
letter from Charles ". Galloway. act
ing chairman of the civil service com
mission. denying assertions of the Re
publican platform that the Democratic
administration has created 10000 OF.
fees outside the civil service law
which cost S4+.OOO.O00 year. Mr..
I Galloway gave figures TO combat the
! Republican declaration and 10 show
that the number of outside offices is
small.
In the Senate Senator Hardwiclt OF
! Georgia made reply 10 references by
/ Charles +. Hughes to the prcdomin
! ance of southern members in commit
tee chairmanships in Congress. Nj
Hardwick accused the Republican
/ presidential nominee of waving the
bloody shirt to stir passion and pre-
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The Dupont Pharmacy is one OF the
finest in the State and Mr.. Dupont
personally is immensely popular. He
has been here only a couple OF years,
and by his amiable disposition. always
obliging. and his absolutely square
dealing business methods, has built up
a large and profitable trade.
Mr.. Dupont has ample means for the
enlargement Of the business. and the
company will sell both retail and
wholesale. The Dupont stock is kept
complete in every detail-the best,
freshest, and purest medicines ani
drugs. and a strictly down.to-date pre-
scription department.
Elko is justly proud OF this drug
store, and the fact is attested By the
throng of patrons who pass through
the doors every day and evening.
The secret of Mr. Dupont's success
is kindness and squarc-dcaling. He
will walk a mile out of his way at any
time, day or night, to supply the needs
of patron.
Mr.. Dupont is keeping in close touch
with the progress of medical science
and remedial treatments Of all kinds
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Elko 0476.
Carson City O6131.

Carson City 06131.
Department of the Interior, u. S
Land Office at Elko. Nevada. August
s, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that MINNIE
PRUNTY, of Charleston. Nevada, who
on May &c. 1911. made Carson City
Mount Diablo Meridian, has filed no
desert land appucatIcn U6l3l. now FL
ko. No. Oi76. for the EIL of Section Z,
Township AZ North. Range SO East,
tice of intention 10 make fnal proof, 10
establish claim TO the land above de
scribed, before the Register and Re
ceiver OF this office. on the twenty
first day of September. 1916.
Claimant names rs Witnesses:
Earl q. Prunty, of Charleston, Ne
vada; =. Robert Prunty. of Charleston
Nevada: Marcilino Falacio, OF Charles
ton, Nevada: Harry X. Handles. OF
Charleston, Nevada.
JOHN +. ROBBINS, Register.
GLUE.
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judice
SULLIVAN, Service, pIsears.u.

CHICAGO. Aug. 17.-Roger c. Sui
Ivan, former Democratic national COM
mitteeman from Illinois. will not take
anactive part in the management OF
the western Democratic campaign
headquarters In Chicago this FALL
Friends of President Wilson are in
clined to blame Sullivan for Raymond
Robins support OF Charles E. Hughes
According TO report the principal as
sistants to Senator Thomas Walsh OF
Montana in the management Of the
western Democratic headquarters ara
Senator Powers of Oklahoma and Try
ing Shuman, Carl Vrooman assistant
secretary of agriculture and Morgan
Davies of Illir MS.
The Democratic senatorial campaign
will be conducted from ;he Chicago
headquarters by Senator Salisbury o.
Delaware. Senator Walsh of Montana
and Senator Stone of Missouri.
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points. on sheep and cattle In carloads.
to California points as FAR south az
Fresno, north to Redding. also to
Wheatland. wooaianu and Elmira.
This covers large territory In Call.
fornia.
These rates. IN connection With
round trip rates from eastern Nevada
to Lovelock, Fallon, Fernley and other
hay points in Western Nevada. will
give great latitude in choosing pasture
or feed for wintering Nevada livestock.
For information. take up with agents
or address J. NJ. Fulton. Asst. Gen. Fr.
& Pass. Agt., Reno, New.
Q4-1S.
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ELkO'S FINE DRUG
STORE TO Be EVEN
BRTTER EQUIPPED

Mr. w. s. Dupont, ;he expert pitar.
macist, whose efficiency and pains.
taking care in filling prescriptions and
in anticipating the needs and pleas.
ures OF his patrons. yesterday filed
articles Of incorporation of the Dupont
Pharmacy. $4,000 capital, in which
Mr.. Milton u. Badt and Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Littlefield are named as shareholders.
Mr.. Dupont holds, Of course, a large
majority OF the stock Of the corpora.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-17

Mrs. ). w. Jones and two children
from Carlin were shopping in Eiko to-
day.
w. J. Mahoney, superintendent of
the T. S. Ranch at Beowawe, is in
town today.
r. 7. Jenkins, the sheep man OF Bat
tie Mountain, is an Elko visitor today.
Mrs. George Arthur and daughter,
Miss Dora, of Carlin, are enjoying a
vacation visiting friends and relatives
at Ogden and Salt Lake.
Articles OF incorporation have been
filed for the Ivanhoe Ciunehar Co.,
capital $4,000, with the following
stockholders: VIM. F. Roseberry, YIN.
C. Davis, Wesley ]. Davis, Roy NJ.
Cross, VIM. A Marshall, Geo. w Davy
and Arthur L. Davis.
Mr.. Conner, the S. L. storekeeper al
Carlin, left yesterday for short va
cation. after which he will locate in
the S. p. service at San Francisco
Mrs. Conner resigned as president Of
the Women's Civic League. much tC
the regret of the people OF Carlin
Mrs. w. T. Mcneil was unanimousl!
elected president of the league.
MIR. Oscar Martin, the U. S. minera
inspector of San Francisco, arrived
this morning to do some survey worl
in ElkO County. He realized the mag
nitude of his task and called at TIL,
Independent office for copy of tn,
Industrial Edition containing an nc
curate report on the mines.
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When the dust-storm began this
morning everybody desired to see the
water-wagon in action, but 1t was off
the job and will remain idlc for sew
eral days because the water company
is short of supply and cannot spare
any more for sprinklinE. Commits
sioner Gregory said the people Grould
know the cause of tho inaction, that
he would keep the wagon going il it
were possible.
Master Maurice Mayer, who was Ii
years old yesterday, was Siven a sur.
prise birthday party at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will X. May.
er, 92S Court street. Those attending
were Misses Emma Dvorak. Della
Woods. Vivian Grover, Alice Bradley
Leah Clark, Adele Clinton. Tom Mid.
dleton, Ralph Gedney. Maurice Mayer
Al Read. Gerald Miller and pity
Mayer. Everyone enjoyed the oc
caslon.