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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Msnhattan.

COLUMBUS Av. VS., SOL n s1th st-Law:
Rest for C,onsumptives. 50 e 5sth -: sd:
18TH ST. ss, ss1.s iiih .yIss%Ssi
Schiller to Philip Pretsfeld, 2i2 L ss.h
,sTH t 81, i, w %IE 1 kSan' T ia S = Fce %
h hSsss s asek 4 4 + .ss .a ss s sSm. Fades F.ass:
Sd Az. Iiss-il9s-Bank for say to Bow
cry Say Bank. iss pcwery.; attys: Cad.
,sS %sIad sT 4 Tao wan 81 ga; 900
Mtg co to Caroline 8 Wilson. . Z s!,h
,o ST ADDRESS. 80 Liberty st.:...:.sss.ooo
'' Ear Bank sTI $ to : Marta So . 8 H. syT 7ss ssS .S:
attys. De witt, l. q De Witt. IS Mas:
cHRYsTiE ST. st.Mary 4 Murphy 10
Frederick veteran. the Meadows. South
road: pouchksspsis. y. exrI, &C; a,tys.
and ano to Daniel II Levezzo, IS wash
inEton pl: atty. Leopold Porrino. So?
7rH Nv. n. : : soy i;iih :;.Ros, l. RED.
=; atty. r. Lyd.n: IS Nassau st. 81
atty. Geo V Brewer. ~ Court At.
coIIuMBus 'Av.' cor ics,h .t ti;'wjN
Assn for the Relief of Respectable Aged
a a.Hisf1t a. f E Fa.;.r in ,h %a Tiiy Of y o6SG
path ST. 20 WIN A Ladue and ano.
trus. to Sohn II Gardner. 500 West End
av: atty. William Klingenstein, 800
.sp ST. sis was Goldsmith ct al.
trus. to Jos / Buttenwiessr. 500 Central
siTH ST. IS VIEW W B:d.inl' TO Marie p
Work, Lawrence. l. ]: atty. VIM X Olcott.
ltV sway. -
BROOK Av. Its.-Jacob wiehs. Jr, err. 10
Wilhelmine + wiehe. . Ray ct. City ISL
and; atty. f J krug. Jr. $50 Nassau
SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: : WieSs
TO Aiotto Realities. Inc. $50 f 18TH st:
wENDovER Av. iii-iacoS wi.h.. j.. 4
ano. exr.. to Cath Leiber: atty. Z J Krus.
SAME PRoPERTY-Cath Leiber to Aictto
Realizes. Inc. $50 Z ls7th ct: atty.
NORRIS sRs Nv. :;.N ! icG 3
Middletown. n Y: atty. " Y Title a Mtg
BRYANT Av. ~. 90 Q Jennings st-Law.
ihropiaSe de y 7. los " 1Tth at; atty.
lawyer. Mtg Co. 50 Liberty st.. 900
BE w ~ = co, zen .,Ias. q
atty. " Y Title a MTG Co, is5
EAGLE Az. i5sih st.Park Mts ca
to lily l. Dyer. trustee Geo Jones. ls W
seth st; sttys. Townsend & @. % Lib,
MOUNT VERNON Az. Napier sv. sssd
and e35th SITS. tho block-Asnes X NJ
Mulligsn to Annie Ntzhugh,, Danbury,
Conn: atty. VIM q Mulligan. <sl f. TIRE
mont hN..'.s... ...So,Vvu
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Borough Of 49, Bronx

2sxi6s.s; also Anthony av. E .. les n
Bride to Frisan Rity Corpn. asst Fri.-
bee ay. Dec .: atty. Jos J Baker. :!
LOT is.. amended map B-ron.wood PARK.
Antoinette Risger TO Clara S Dean. 8.
Dec II: atty. L @ Friess. l Liberty st. 81
WEBSTER Ay' .. sos n i.oth At; :sS
s isli,hk 70 % H ia. f Fsrsu. : .' iss is:Impra nix
iSgTH ST, n .. 1910 Q Sd av. is.loxi0o-
au..siai H s.S,Ss. s sssp g e E eSsms.1, In n,
Dec 9; sttys. r 4 L J o'Gorman. 81
M'.;s;'r,::..:;',,s 800
" COX n st.sx 5 s9.5-sarah TIFFANY
to Angelina lambert. 1859 Lyman, Jan
-. isis: atty. Ny NJ Plateau. 81 Cham.
TELLER Az. 1851. .o.ioo.Ell:n Beck 10
sls ny 81. s::SY Nov IS: s''y,SS
David MscBrlde to Frissn Rlty Corpn.
TS' s rGtsSy AZ, %.s $1,000 Dec .; atty,
KINGSBRlDGE Av. W $. 1885 n land
spuyten Duyvii and part Morris r II Co.
Werner. ,sss MARION ni%eH ay. no mtg c 3 100. Nov N
IS atty. Christian II Werner. :sse
18th ST. n 3. sill Cypre sv'sg9
loo-Emma wlrth to German Savings
Bank, ~ tth av, Dec 4; attys. Amend
A. A.. l1s Nassau ......sl
MORRIS Az. n W C 1881 st. 41sx irres
also Morris av. W =. as n is3d Ut. ss.6S
105-Hyman herman Bldg Co. Inc, to
Delta Holding Corp. All Rway. mtg
t?s.Soo. Dec II; atty. N Y T & NJ Co,
sAaE PfR9PERTY.Delt., Holding Corp l,t to
Aberhcim Realty Co, Inc. ~ W a+,h st.
UNION Az. W .. 1919 8 1884 st. fs.7xi35-
Maria Brancata to Mamie Brancata. sla
Union av. mtg $4,000. Dec i2; atty.
Mamie Brancata, 9ls Union v........
A ST. W $. $50 $ Cornell av. 5oxioo-
Geo r Allison. ref, to VIM J Gilon, 1858
westchester av. Dec II: atty, A G Com
nor. Bergen Building. .......... 800
A3 Sisola R saa to ": Jacob auc Il Ko rfsa
T3 New Jersey az. Rrooklyn, Dec II;
atty. l. Casaro. SIS p 18th st.. ....Sioo
PARK Az. E .. rs n 10th at. runs n 7sx
sieox s17sx ssy . CLtI y 7e-wm
Cutlery TO O r s Motor Car Service Co.
Inc. 1914 Washington av. mtg %. 800.
Dec -; atty. J a Carucci. 500 Broad
LOT Il. map WIN A.ch:.iifr.d L Xndsr.
SON to Crown Operating Co, Inc. $40
Bway. Dec II; atty. NJ Morgenthau, $40
WEST FARMS RID. ~. tsii's lisa 81,
49,. Sx2oox2ooxcol.3 also Boone av, e 3,
700 . 1874 st. 6ox5s s-Raehel Cert and
ano. extrx, 10 Rae Cert. l85 W s1st at.
Dec Q: attys. Kurzman. r 4 @, IS Broad
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n erected BY the Grace estate on the
Middle Neck road. Great Neck. = l.,
about three years ago.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 17.-Cosden stocks and
Elkhorn Fuel active. Prices reec3ionary. With
out wide fluctuations. Bonds active and easier
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PROPOSALS o UNDERWEAR
once Depot Qunrterma.t.r. New York, y
Y.-Sealed proposals viii he received here
until 1850 O'Clock A, NJ. December II.
1916. for furnishing and delivering 600. 900
suits knit wool underwear. Further In
formation upon application.
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Bronx.
LIS PFNDENS,
Manhattan.

KING ST. foot OF Pier New 81. North
River-Communipaw Steel Co agt NAL
lory Steamship Co ct al faction to de
clare lien on leasehold): attys. Cravath
a Henderson.
PRESCOTT Az. q cor Bolton rd-Trustses
OF tho Dyckman Library sEt Geo b
Hayes ct al. foreclosure Of mortgaEe);
atty. II Swain.
7lTH ST. ~ E-samue, Kempnsr Of al,
exrs. agt Louise de r Campbell ct al
tforeclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys. Rose &
Paskus.
BronI.
OGDEN Av. . .. $50 n 10th st-Hammsr
Realty Co agt August Busch ct al fore
closure OF mtg); atty, II II l. Hammer.
PERRY Az. . q. 1875 . W 205th st
Henry Giebert. Jr. agt Louis II Gold Of
al foreclosure Of mtg); attys. Michiing
4 Kayser.
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100000 FOR MARTIN HOUSE.

Waiter p. Bliss has paid $4,000 for
the Bradley Martin house ut 8 East
Eighfy-seventh street. Deeds were placed
On record yesterday.
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PROPOSALS FOR MANrFACrr-pyNo
BREEcHES-onlce Depot Q-uartormsst.r
New York. y. N.--Sen'cI proposals VIII bs
cember Is, 1915, and then opened. for
manufacturin 10000 pairs d}reeches' cot.
ton. Further Information upon application
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Blodgett and Forgan Elected.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-John W. Biodgett
Of Grand Rapids and James Il. ForgNn Of
Chicago were elected directors OF the Fed
erai Reserve bank of Chicago to-day. Tit
terms Of both are for three years. begin
ming January 1. 1917.
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Uptown.


VI llOtu BtToet
nth ST. - r. 11.2xi00. 11-John Thorn
asian to Gertrude Edwards, IS Victor
81. fonkers. N Y. -mtg $1,000. all liens,
Oct g, 1915; address. II p Rose Co.
SAME PRooP.ja: j Giriibben 10 same. mig
$4,000, Dec g: address. same. ........S
18th ST. 81. w. e6xiOo.ii-Leo Price TO
sablna Price. 500 Riverside Drive. mtg
$4,000, Dec IL: atty. A II schwarz;
Lemon Av. go. .. lo.ioe-s:ms.l Wen
mtg $4,000; all liens. Nov IS: attys.
SANE PROP-Jacob Hertzberg to Samuel
Wen. 222 Lsnox av. mtg $4,000. all
BOTH ST. % II. i6xas.iI Jforecios Dec 81
lily Smith. ref. to Citizens Saw Bank.
20 Bewery. Dec IL; attys. Beali a Rogers,
ia7rH ST. /. a. ias " TN av. is.asiY%
Cornelia Menken. ct a. to st Jamess
Presbyterian Church. 5a w 13Tth st.
a. Items, Dec 8: atty. Title Guar 4 7
HA&rLTreoS' TTERRXcE. sa' ao.ioo (f saSo
ref r,Gf' 10 Bond / Nor, 0 Gaarante. H CO, ~
Rcmsen st. Bklyn; Dec II; atty. TILL
CONVENT Av. = 8. <9.1 e 15oth st, l6x5o
Kate r Ennis to Corporal Realty Co.
atty. Jos l. Ennis. 65 Liberty St. 500
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-27

To Meet.
The Tuesday Literary Club will
meet IN the home OF Mrs. John w.
Davis at 8 o. lock Tuesday afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-27

SILK STO CKINGS.
What Kind ETadaln?

X M n B gN A n " ~ ~
Every one wears silk stockings
now, SO it lis only a question Of
what kind you want to get and
how much you want to pay.
tt is freely admitted that this
Store has by far the largest as.
sortlnent.of silk stockings in this.
city, and prices come q vide
range.
Women's silk stockings, SOC To.
$3.50.
Mems sillhalf hose, soc to.
$3.50
r. 81 We have some specially.
priced silk (pure Ill silk thread)
stockings for women at S1.00 n
pair iii black, white and twenty.
three other dark and light.
shades.
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All AND
Il Din AL
tContlnued from Page Three.>
Class Meets.

Glass Meets.
Under the direction of Miss Mamie
Lowe a very interesting meeting Of
the Delphian Class Of Literature was
held in the par1ors OF the First Bap-
fist church Monday afternoon with
the following program:
Roll call Quotations from Cicero.
THE Political and Social Situation
During the Age of Cicero Mrs. r..
4 r.. NIAdams.
Caesars Control OF the Roman
Wor1d Mrs. IL. n. Howard.
The Life OF Sal1ust" Mrs. Frank
Reynolds.
General discussions The Irish
Rebellion
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"A Fashionable Velvet In
New Ivory Shade.

Full Is inches wide, very rich,
beautiful and make up wonder
fully effective for hats. Also.
used for collars and trimmings.
Price $1.25 a yard.
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T- IT- ~ T1TT7-7 M " NV TT77@1T
PIue Bird luncheon


Among the many social affairs that
have been given this season for the
October and Novemb Der brides by their
girl friends, none was more beauti-
fully appointed than the blue bird
luncheon given BY Misses Rebecca
and Mary Ruhl IN the empire room
at the Waldo hotel at 4 o'clock Mon
day Afternoon il honor Of Miss Grace
Flowers.
From canopy OF blue sky
arttstica11y arranEe d from the electric
dome with feathery vines and ropes
of5smi1ax to a huge mound Of yellow
chry santhemums over Which we're
clustered myr1ads Of blue birds
Formed the attractive center pfeve# Of
theJround n1aho gany table where the
guests were seated, presenting q
4 charming scene under the soft glow
u the waxen tapers capped with mel
low shades In blue bird design. Blue
If birds were used IN the Apo intments.
As1the guest arose from the table a
golden ribbon was drawn by the
hostessesi and from the canopy a
flight OF blue birds descended to the
guest Of honor, carrying to her a
shower of best wishes, apptnessf and
sunshine. a9
Covers we're laid for Hiss Flowers.
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MRS. j. N. COTiTRILL
OF SALEM STRONG
F0R WENTWORTH
Tonic Proved Gre lat UpbIilder
to- This. Grateful Woman.


Has the reader bad nearves. a bad
stomach? Does he pass restless
nights
So did this Salem sufferer. But see
what happened:
Burke's Drug store: q have been.
troubled with my nerves and stomach
for q years and have doctored with
different doctors and none seemed to
cure me-
Since have taken three bottles of
Nerv-W Worth u have done more work
than have done for two years, md
sleep well at night recommend
8Nerv=W Worth highly.
Yours truly,
MRS. j . NJ COTTRII4L
Salem ~. Va. Box 1866
Nery- Worth steadie les the nerves.
NerV- Worth reEulat the bowels.
GerV-W Worth aids dfgestinn
lSery-NE orth bantsEes headaches
lSary-N Ids rundown
g us DO this FOR yort ypt get
To1r do1laI hack at RArkes Df1fg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-27

Mrs. Harry NJ Brown will give a
Than sEtving tea at her home at 619
Locust street. from 8 to o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. An Offering will
be taken which will be used by the
fWoman's Home AFisafo naIy5 Society
OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church. All Members and friends sof
the society are cord ally invited to
attend.
no Meet Tonig11
Ilhe YEnmanss Home and Foreign
AliHstonaf socisty 81 ST.
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Mrs John Hawker Newton. Mrs.
Herman Gronemeyer, Mrs. Edward
f. Leatferbury, Mrs. George Alvin
Williams, Miss Mary Osborn, Misses
Margaret and Frances Robinson, Miss
garet Leachman, of5DanviIle III. and
Miss Elizabet 4hBerry, OF Baltimore.
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Thnr,lxsrivinp Ram ar

THANKSGIVING Bazaar.
The Ladies OF the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception will hold
their thanksgiving week bazaar IN
the auditorium Of st. Mary's high
school beginning at 5 O'clock Tues
attractions OF the bzaar are the fancy
articles suitable for Christmas gifts
In many pleasing designs. made by
the members Of the East End Sewing
Club
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-27

To the majority Of Women. tig
one is q picture.
We are uncOrn onl y Well ore
pared for the call tina the soillei1
may make upon us and there Is
no coll lection of shoes any ming
like this in Clark sburg
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Luth eran church Will meet this even
ing In the home OF Mrs w. u. Heuser,
116 Park avenue. A Thanksgiving
program has been arranged with spec
fal music Mem bers are requested
to bring in. their mite boxes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-27
PERSONA. .!R:?:s..0.!: {: !

Rossi M Fisher. De Wilsonburg,
visited the city Monday.
Mrs. p. j. Owens was shopper
here Monday from Wllsonbnrg.
Mrs. Thomas w. Pettfgrew return
ed from ParkersbuTg Monday.
Miss Cornelia Basel arrived home
Monday from Washfn gton where She
visited her sister, Mrs. ohm w. Da-
Wis.
n ~ Mcknight is here from Park
iersburg.
H. T. Wilson is here from Nor
6gantoWn on a busfness4Vis It.
DR.. A- p. Collins, OF Weston, was. Al
visitor here.
Amos Bright is here from Sutton
Cecil 3. Highland Is here from;
New Martinsy1lle looking after local:
business interests
N. 6. Cunning CHAM IS here from
Fatrmont.
y 2. Boone, 81 Huntingt ton. IS a
visitor. .
r. Chapman, Of Parkersburg is
q city business visitor.
e. AZ lderson, or Redwood was
la visitor here Monday.
Louis A. Hend erson, a prosperous
Doddridge county farm er was bust
ness visitor in the city Monday.
w NV. lllams, q prominent far
mer md ocSman, was here Monday
from AIarshvi1le.
N r & Z 4 II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-27
NTarria.!rE..et, Announced.

Mr., and Mrs. Is s. tAtcC June. q
nounce the marriage. Of their daugh.
ter. Mabel r.. to Richard G. Nc.
Gee, at Cumberland, Md. 81, Saturday
November rs. Mr.. and Mrs. AIcGee
will reside at Fairnont.
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And So of course, they have to
be better looking than ever be
fore, and they are bet ookirlg.
Women's finer shoes for this
winter are truly works Of ant.
The smart trin1lne lines and the
distinguished shoe that appeals
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FOE you you et4
Burke's prl ne
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\ .Enttertnfns Z; III. CnLrxfs. (

With no special honor CUES Mrs.
Robert w. Wilson entertained at
cards very Informally from 3 to 81
O'Clock Monday afternoon IN her
home on North Chestnut street Three
tables we're arranged for auction
bridge and at 5 o'clock Mrs. Richard
~. LoWndes president at the tea table
and was assisted by Mrs. Selma M.
Mason. Mrs. E. Bryan Temp1eman,
Mrs. Roscoe Brown and Mrs Edward
u. Davis. #
Program for Teachers Meeting.
The following interesting program
will be carried out at the Coal dis
trict teachers meeting to be held
Tuesday evening, beginning at z: $50
O'clock, in tie Northvlew school
building:
Song and devotion.
Music school orchestra
An Alaskan Novelty Mrs. Dazzle
is. Brown.
Piano duet Misses Matthew and
GDeMeester.
Address j. A Jackson, superin-
Itendent Of Clarksburg schools.
Music school orchestra
Social hour.
Vocal selections.
Adjournment.
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Serge Fashions Fav-
O1ite Fabric for Street.

Nor is Unnecessary to be of the
opinion that to have a serge dress
it means that it will cost more.
than you usually expect to pay
for q dress. There have been few
years when serge was 50 much
coming the fashions and buying
without a moments hesitation.
For, tomorrow we announce D.
new mems wear serge, in deep
crows blue at $3.50 a yard. 81
inches wide.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-11

Efforts to break up woman's party
meetings eliminated in what was
practically a riot in Reno, where
Miss Mabel Vernon. national secre-
tary of the Woman's party, was
speaking. Hundreds. shouting and
jeering, surrounded her a short time
after she began the meeting and
drowned her voice by cheers for Will
son and Pittman. A band engaged
for a Democratic demonstration kept
up the din after the crowd had
grown hoarse and Miss Vernon stood
from 10 o'clock until IL waiting to
be heard. The fire alarm on a cor
ner nearby was sounded in an at
tempt to scatter the crowd, but it
was of no avail. AT midnight Chief
of Police Hillhouse appeared and
asked her to leave as there was dam
ger in the crowd that had gathered,
it then being beyond control. She
finally abandoned her efforts to ad-
dress the crowd and left the street.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-11

valued at more than $4,000 and is
certainly a fine showing. They will
also haul a carload shipment of cop
per and lead-silver ore for the same
parties.
Carl Muir also has a shipment of
good ore at Hamilton. which the
freighters will try to get in before
the roads get cut up.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-11
Notice Of Horses Shippsd

Over the Eureks-N Nevada Railroad on No
yember 4. 1916. from Diamond Station. TO
Cheyenne, Wyoming. by A. r. Carpenter,
in cars initiated and numbered so. 81, 81, d.
So. So and SO. Animals inspected SO.
Twenty head Of horses branded LIP con-
nected on left jaw.
Twelve head Of horses branded s over heart
on left thigh.
One horse branded LC on left shoulder.
One horse branded IF connected on right
thigh.
One horse branded DE on right thigh.
One horse branded two bars through v on
left shoulder.
Three horses unbranded.
Six horses branded "a connected on left
thigh.
One horse branded anchor on left shoulder.
One horse branded o r on left thigh.
Twenty-Five horses branded quarter circle V
Cd left thigh.
Inspected by
Sheriff OF Eureka County. Nevada.
By FRANK MCBRIDE, Deputy.
Statement No. Is.
Over the Eureka. Nevada Railroad on No.
vember 4, 1916. from Diamond Station, 10
Hazslton. Kansas, by O. r. Goodsn. In ears
initiated and numbered 80. 81. 81. 81. 50, %
and 80. Animals inspected 81. -.
Thirty-six head OF horses branded quarter
circle V on left thigh.
Three head of horses branded is on left
shoulder.
Twelve head of horses branded d on lsft
thigh.
One horse branded quarter circle B and AID
conneced on left thigh.
One horse branded quarter CIRCLE B on left
thieh.
One horse branded bar through @ on lsh
thigh.
Three mules branded auartsr oirols v on
left thigh.
Inspected by
jams MAcKxf.
Sheriff Of Eureka County, Nevada.
By FRANZ MoBRIpR, Deputy.
Statement No. 10
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-11
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1915
PRESIDENT WILSON ELECTED
Carries ALI Southern and All
Western States but Oregon
and Has 272 Electoral
Votes

The SENTINEL telegraphed Reno
yesterday for a report covering the
news Of the election up to last night.
but nothing has been received and
we are forced to go to press with a
report made up from Friday MORN
inp's Reno Journal, as follows:
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-11
APPLICATION FOR FRAmon,.,
Eureka, Eureka County. Nevada

Eureka, Eureka County, Ney.d.
November A leis
To the Honorable, the Board Of Coun,s ~.
m~issioners OF Eureka County, STAT !,
Nevada:
The EUREKA observation-disclosures
PANY Of Nevada, q corporation orvsS;.n.
and existing under and by virtue of H. -
Of the State Of Nevada, hereby respscssrns
makes application for the franchise. ricbs =,
privilege to construct, install, operate -
maintain poles, wires, and other applisn~~
condaits and conductors for wires for the trs..
mission Of electricity for light and power ~.
poses, in and upon the s~treets, alleys, syenns
thoroughfares and public highways In n.
town Of Eureka, in Eureka County, Stat =
Nevada, and in and through the Eureka M,
ing District. according to the plan and msa
herewith submitted, and az outlined In IN.
petition Of tar payer OF the town OF Furels
also submitted to your Board and on N.
with the Clerk of the Board, a. Of date Na
vember 4. 1916. and in further support Of M
application. shows:
EUREKA ELECTRIC LIGHT CON
PANY of Nevada. 1t is a corporation orr,s,
lied and existing under the laws Of the Stat
Of Nevada, and authorized. by its articles Of
Incorporation, TO transact q general electro
iisht and electric power business therein. :
The time for which the franchise, right nd
privilege herein applied for Is desired b 8
years.
Second: The place where such franchiw.
right and privilege Is to be exercised are TIE
public streets, highways and alleys. roads and
thoroughfares OF said town and county and In
the Eureka mining d strict, shown on said man
or plat of the town OF Eureka and the Eureka
mining district, a. Of record with the County
Recorder and Assessor Of the town and coun.
ty OF Eureka.
Third: There is hereto attached and hen vith
fled with the aforementioned Clerk Of the
Board Of County Commissioners marked
Exhibit A" showing and delineating, 90 fas
a. practicable, the proposed routes or right Of
way Of such electric light and power line,
through the said town and county Of Eureka,
State Of Nevads.
Fourth: The said lines Of electric trans
mission for the purposes specified TO run
through the towns Of Eureka, Ruby Hill and
Prospect, including Adams Hill and othe,
portions Of the Eureka mining district.
Respectfulls submitted,
EUREKA ELECTRICL IGHTC COMPANY
A. G.. HmLKS, Manager.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Thsi
written objections to the granting Of the abov,
application for such franchises, rights and
privileges as are apFlru TOT snaii De nied Wu1
the Clerk Of the Board of County Commis
sioners Of Eureka County, State Of Nevada,
at the next regular meeting Of said Board,
after the completion OF the period Of publica-
tiou at Eureka. Nevada, on which date said
application for franchise will be heard and
considered.
OTIs FULTON, Chairman.
EDGAR SADLER.
j.. NJ. RRQuA.
Board Of County Commissioners Of Eureka
County. State Of Nevada.
First publication November IL, 1916.
Last publication December 8, 1916.