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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-12-16
Holiday Service

The Reno Traction company will
iraugurate a Commute schedule
between Reno and Sparks to con-
tinue through the Christmas sea-
son. The company will also con-
tinus the half-hour service until
1890 p. m.
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Officers Training Camp

Under the direction of Captain
L. A. Mcclure the reserve officers
training camp at the state uni
versity will be started at once with
rs students enrolled in the work.
An announcement has been received
from Washington stating that the
university of Nevada, together with
several other institutions had been
approved by the war department
for the organization of reserve Off
GERS training units.
Ranch Property Changes Hands
The Alfred Bruce ranch, five
miles east of Elko, has been pur-
chased by Earl Green, an Elko
stockman. The consideration has
not been made public. This is one
o: the best ranches in the vicinity
OF the town of Elko and has been
in the hands of the Bruce family
fOI a quarter of a century.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-12-16

Location Notices for sale at the
Tribune Book & Stationery Store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-10

Esr,cs.t, for Special l0csIItIs..-Esstsrn New

York fair to-day. cooler in extreme southern por-
ton: fair and continued cool 70 -morow.
Tie District OF Columbia Maryland. Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA Delaware and New Jersey, rain tnls
morning followed by fair weather. with rapidly
falling temperature; feir and cool tomorrow
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STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.. Inc.
ottoIa TACT rnoTT srprFV

New YORK. Oct. I'd, 1915.
Notice is hereby given 10 p. Manhire, 8.
Goldberg. b. Longman. Margaret Fay. A
karp. Annie Maroney, Emily Nolan. Annie
ODonahue. Mary Pearl. Annie Kartofr. J.
II. George Maggie Frazer, 81. Solomon.
Mrs Conway, Sarah Guard. 7. Yascha, Mr..
Prescott Cor Mrs. or Miss), l.. kaplan Cor
Lucy CalozzD. James Bennett. Margaret
Ryan, Annie Brady. Loe Wing. Sadie Levy.
Y. Bsnetls and Alfonso Grsuer You and
each OF you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment Of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having eX-
pired, after due notice thereof had been
given you. we will cause such property. TO
w.t. household goods, personal effects. car
pets. etc. stored by you or in your name
cor In which you may have an INTEREST,", In
The Harlem Storage Warehouse Co. Gnc.)
warehouses. 10 be sold az public auction.
according TO the statute In such case made
and provided at the Warehouse. 2iI-2i3
East tooth St. New York City. on Thurs
day. October l9. 1916. at 1880 A. NJ, and
IL the sale thereof is not completed on said
date the SAND Will be continued az the
same place on each and every Thursday
thereafter, beginning at 1850 A. NJ on
each day. and continuing until all the
goods are sold.
Harlem Storage Warehouse Co, Inc
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

A AsfBERMAID-Erc.llent: lonx eli,
references. j3O-y3j. Is. Miss Hofmayer', Acme
10 East tSd st.. "a floor Telephone. ssE murray
Hill
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Plymouth. Oct s-Andania tBr,. New YORK f0'
c,Iir. oct e-Alcsnte lspsnl. New York
Rotterdam Oct 7-Bas.um (Sorl. New fo.k -,
Talcahuano. oct s-Kentss. New York VIA baioo''
KirsSsli. oct S-Noordam Dutch, New York FOR
P.rnsmbuco Oct 7-Purus Bran. New York and
MGnches;er' Oct s-Melford Hall tBr) New York
liverpool Oct e-New York. New York ~.
Genoa Sept 26-Robert Coyerdae lBrl, New IorN
M.rseilles Oct 4-Huttonwcod tBrl' New TOTE VIA
Gibraltar
Iexhorn. Oct 4-sfonviso (Itsl). New YORK.
Have Oct 5-Pacifc Transport (Br). New io'A'
Stra,hzzrry (Brl, New YORK
bermuda Oct e-Bermudian (Br). New YORK -.
CristobsL DC. 9-Tenadores. Port Emon for Nev
York via Havana land proceeded; Metapan' Ne"
YORK via Havana
SAILED.
Christisnssnd. Oct limited States DAM iron
Copcnhagenl. New York. c-,.-, ~,
Gibraltar, Oct e-Manlt0woc from Ce,tel' Ne"
LIVERPOOL. DC, 7-Holbein (Brl New York; orduna
tBrl. New York; s,h. yssria tBrl. New iofi >,
Fsy,, Oct 7-Rober Thompson '"on view
Manchester. oct T-Dsvanger tNo.), New ford
E,cslora (Br), New York.
Amsterdam Oct 5-Oberon Dutch. New fofA
Minerva Dutch. New YORK.
Rosterdsrl. Oc- 5-veerhaven Dutch. New York
Rordeauv Oct 2-Cacique tFr). New fors.
Narcotics oct 4--Etns dam. New York.
Csdiz Oct l-Montevideo (Span). New forI.
Deal Oct e-fhemung, New YORK. =.
B,lbos. Oct s-Cfty Of Delhi OBJ iron NeA
York., Brisbane; A,shi Maru Jap) iron Ns'
York and Norolk). Manila.
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COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE, Inc.

Fireproos Warehouse. 50i West l26th ST
New York. October 10th. 1915.
To Ms Berthe Cousy Mn. Mar Doulin. Mrs.
Margaret Puuion. Charles kohlcs George Brown.
charles T. Cook Mrs. Miriam KLEIN Mrs. Lillls
Luck. Mrs T. r Cleary. John Marshall. Mss Lucy
Pratt Anna Saunders. Mrs. T. +. O'Hean. Mrs.
Nora scuy Hurdle Gardner. II. II. Sanger, Mrs
a. Duncan You and each o. you are hereby noti-
fed tina, the time for the payment Of lien upoa
IN. property hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof had been given you Ill
cause such pruirry. 20 VIII Household Goods Per
sonA Effects and Merchandise. stored in the Colo.
nial storage Warehouse az lt3 West oath 81. and
-Ot West l2G,h St. New YORK. city. BY you or In
YOUR name Cor IN which you may have INTEREST,",
10 be sold At public auction. according 10 the
statute IN such case made and provided. al Harlem
storage Msyhonse. ~ East le0lh ST, New York
city on THURSDAY. OCT. 2srH. 1916. 10 30
A NJ. and n tho sale thereof Is not completed on
said date the same viii be continued al The same
place ON each and every Thursday thereafter be.
ginning at 1880 A. NJ. and continuing until all
The goods sold
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE INC
VIM r. ROsTNiCk. President and Trrisu
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Army and Many Orders;
Movements OF WarShibS
iffo1 1s Ir.b4ns Bureau
NasAiuEJOu. Oc'obsy Q

iifon l.s Ir.54ns Busaul
Washington. October O.
ARMY
Ma GEORGE ~. MOSS. Cav Detailed ma,
miii.ry science sn1 tac,ics. UniV of liinn
r5s ~: " W. pEAncE and LEO s.v.
ttilsOS. Inf. 70 wsshinzon Tor eIsmin alton
K.aYnsroo Yin, y orr r. HORTON. G.. \
. glrst y. RICHARD IRADLEY. MI. s. g
Ilrfi "a BAYLOR T. AGEgTON Tes q
sreorG ~. TAt'D ALTMAN. ia ~ q Chap
fDlls Is RIDLEY snd First ~ SAMUEL 4
WhicKAhD. "a fisld Ar. \. :. y. g.. &C
Nj J0HS A lockwood tr,tir.dj. On ,Ipir.
ION is.'. N sDssnos. 70 =. y. Ciy a. ssastsn,
US. - TX IL cf,.sSEs " rEvxEY Coat Ar. from
csr cLAhEScI l. sTrEDEyhNT,. Corp. II
g1S. if0m PitDDvfsh. o. %. 70 Montsomsry.
NAVY
cen ". X HARRlsOS Dassd On rsifn iisi
~ n = gEmAs e,,,ehsd Ninnsso.: % co-
- WILLIAM AsCTUx dsi.ehs1 ns'.i usininE
sAfiDn. NsNy>rt, Eutso flontia' ssfs
re ~ 81 J.. A HTEyESs, o. ~ JHERfOS
ana ma " y EIi14sfhsTEH dstLchsi Mn.
s.st.. y ssrn.,tio. nyinf os' oi'nAs shd
~ II q. VI n brKTis dscseisd Vermont. 70
~ .1 n e. T. " CLARKE sn1 n ncLuso
fefArfsd klnnss,sA W foi1mNs
ia ~ - y gEUJ 11 :. g CUNNING
gly oss,,.d ysyre,at. v t.a r,,.,i's
= 4 svfs q " ntAjs. 1st@cis1 Memphis. 20
syrs1ition a., forse. fsnio Dosaingo
era y y N'lJ.CEf snd T. Is. AftJf. Do
sos kss1phi V OiyESia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-10

ca. M,eh. WILLIS DIXON. detached raw yard.
Norfolk. % Louisiana
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
o. C-Aylvln. Benhar. CunminE. Jarvis AID NJ.
CAL. a. Nevpo7 Cia1ef. st ssu Diego
hassss 81 Newport; Dolphin. Hancock. LsmsOn.
Pa,,s1on ard Tdype. at HsmDton Roads. Culgo,.
a. Jscmsi
Oct s-Burroxs a. Rnsebank: CuiEos az santo
Domingo CITY. Dolphin. Reid ana rncss. 2, MOI
fob, Hercules al Indian Heal. Illinois. al Key
West Mccall ~ Newport. Asnshsu. at Gusymhs: .
fan Dcto. o. coIiuto. West virginia. a. salina
OF. 9-BL-h Bsnh,n and winslos. at Newport.
SAILED.
OF West yirsinis Acapulco for saini Cruz.
Msn Acapulco for fan Diego.
Oct. 7-ByuOss. HOufhrln drli grounds Tor Ho~.-
bank. ClIR0A. ltcfnrl Tor kaniO Domingo CITY
Discisr San Diego for san Tfsnns-O. Gi0ucesp.'.
DfO0klyn for cruise. jenkins. Gafdiners Bay ~
NespJr. Nsnshfn. T0p1l0btmpD for Cuayms
Nicholson. SsNpoft for t1sl run. Olafk Newport
Tor New f/yndOn. Patterson. YOff River fof HAmp.
Vera Cruz for ITOgrsso.
OCT. s-tinfnsu. pAftsrou AMI TTippe. Usnpf ~
ROADS 70 sea AVvin. Bsirh. Bruhsm. Caasiu.
COMPLAIN. Cumming, Gushing. DfAJtOn. Irici.
an Ysnning jarvis Jenkins. Mccall. NcDouzal.
Mssins hichosOu. O'Brifn. Psu.ding Porter
nlingo Ciiy for hanchez. Dolphin and LAmaoa
UD0piO1 H1sds fDf NoHfot Reid. Norfolk ~
HaufsOu Eosds. San Diego. Cur u Fonfsoa fpf
Cofff9
Dolphin ril d. ,y,n,b's fm rpsp ~ So6oA
yud griil so'smbU 70.
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Texas. Po-t Arthur Oct !. 70 tbs TEXAS OIL Co
with mdse. Quarantine a. 3,35 m 80, ~
Princess Anne. Newport News and Norfolk; 70 lLe
Oh Dominion So Go. With passengers ana muse
ri Occideate' Galveston Oct 3. to ths Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse. Quarantine al 10.
Comet. towing barge + 20 No -. Tampico sepf
% and Turpan .. 70 the siandhi lrHsp"f'Asl'A
60. with crude oil. Bar a. - IN
Creole, New Orleans oct 4. 10 tho sci,heIn "a.
cifc Go. with passengers and mdse. o1~-lihe a.
Csstlernoor OBJ. Calcutta July y. Colombo Aug
l. Por. Said 81 oran Sept IL and Boston Oct q
20 Funch Edye 4 Co. with mtse. Bar A. ~ va
Cslamares. Port IAmon Oct !. CrssooH ! ana
Havana g. 20 the United Fruit CO. with - pas
sensers mails and mdse. Bar AZ l m
p L. NJ No { 1Urug). Quebec Oct 3. 70 the
Oriental Navigation Co. in ballast Bar " Ii'''
Rnfsr. Dan). Trinidad Sep. IS. to A o Al.
derson Co. Inc. with asphalt Bar a. i'"
m. ...,
Richmond Georgetown. s c. TO the Atlantic
Coast Lumber Corp. with lumber. Quarantine a.
Pasnee. Philadelphia. to the Clyde IS Co. with
Somerset CaIlso sept II. Tslara q and Crs-
,obal 20 TO David T warden. with crude OIL
ohioan. Buenos Ayres Sept 10. Monte,ideo IS
slame.e Prince OBI. La Paliice Sept 2e. 70
Paul Gerhard 4 Go. in ballast Bar a. NJ
omega. Cette Sept IS and orsn 81. 70 Barter *
Wellington tDrl. Tilt Cove. 10 goo
Co. with copper ore. Quarantine at 7:22 m
SAILED.
Ollnd. (Cuban. Nuevitas: Bsllg'ano OBJ, Csnao:
Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News. l. w stod-
dard Tampico; Cubadis,. Port Arthur. Navaho-
Genoa Rosans OBJ. Queenstown.
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FIRE RECORD.

Il.Jo-ksaieln Bhd. Ird Pelham PuE-.y. auto
II. AnieAn: N.o9o
" Horday
sg-<Ibs bth AZ. unknown sliFht
t-iring
to-zss8 blh AZ; A. Bersn,a: ,rffrE
1919. an sr. Artntic and Paclac Te. Co .
trifing -"
2;-asi-, Bourry. S,v Vo.k ci,.. ,n..-,.- r.. .
s. 900 A ~
- Va, i5oth a, fence. no dsrn,s.
- tH Daniel O'ROurke. trnlnr
II Hanccck A. Antonio Cz-dOcA. ,,isb.
e5-ssI ~ sr Frank Hammer. s!ifh,
.o-tts Is8t s,h A. Helen kr.hner. siiKht
d ep--elI We sS James Siswsr: trflng
~ .gl-l.i hadis0l II. IsoOb Welrstein. trirfnr
NJ '' "'~'Nh
D .ie-2s7 East ism a. John RYAN. ,rs,,y
10 West HIN a. RzcLsl Weissnbsrx. sliss,
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suRROGATES, NOTICE

ERTHEiLER. BELLA-ln pursuance of
an order OF Hon. John y. Cohslan. a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York no.
tice Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Bella Erthciler. late Of the
County OF New York. deceased. TO present
the same. with vouchers thereof. 10 the
subscriber. at her place Of transactinK
business. No. 20 Nesey Street. In the City
of New York. on or before the 2Tth day OF
october next
Dated. New York. tho :ist day Of April.
1916.
FLORENCE ERTHEILER BiNG.
Admlnistratrix.
MORRIS COOPER.
Attorney for Administrative. 20 vsssy
Street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-10

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
John T.. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice IL hereby given
to all persons having claims against Caro-
line Leach Endcott. late OF the County Of
New York, deceased. TO present IN. same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber. at
his place OF transact.ng business. at the
Office of Perkins a. Train, No. 81 Broadway
In tho Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New
York. on or before tho frst day of Noyem-
Der next
Dated New York. tho 18th day OF April
ROLAND w. BoYDEN. Executor
. PERKINS & TRAIN.
Attorneys for Executor.
No 81 broadway. borough ~ Man
haitian, New York CITY, n. Y.
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
IDEAL HOME

10 rooms. 2 baths. hot water heat. gas.
water. sewer. electricity. p minutes from
terms can be arranged Good Title.
G. STEPIENsON. i3 ". 3Nh IT.
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rRrDAY OCTOBER Is.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

IN. connecting mails close trefissred EucLe'
at $50 ,. M at the General Pos'ohiee' new ioi''
japan Cora and Chin, tVis seaitiel-o :,
Tacoma MANI ......... $500; -
Hawaii samoan Islands AUSTRALIA ana w" n, -
Zealand via San Frsnciscol-sierIa 49, U, ~
Hawaii (rs San Francisco -Wilhelfnlna.; .oo' 40
Japan Corea China and Philippine lsiahu' ~, "a
Via Observation-Disclosures OF Japan ~ ~
Hong Kong and Netherlands last IhuIeS ~, "a
via San Frsnciscoi-Araksn .....a,.' ~ ~
FIJI Islands New Zealand and Austrian. W. n, .,
Vancouver and Victoria. Il. C.l-NlasA,a,. w -
Japan GoIsa and China via sea''ls.n DC. %
Mia Mafu
Hawaii. Japan; Core, and CHINA We '' DC. %
Francisco efe'na S ta, y Z Transport Nov
Tsbiii Maruuesas Cook Islands. New Iea-
and and A9sIala 'eicep' "esN' -. Nov
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Humidity.
Rarometnr Readings.

a m....2sso / .. m....2sso ase
Local Foreesst.-Fsir and cooler TO-DAY: to NOR
row fair and continued cool; fresh northwest to
north winds
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for the
Next Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Oct. 9.--The tropical disturbance o.
Saturday and Sunday did not develop maieIialy'
hut on Monday pressure was low over inc e'1''
Caribbean Sc. and the lesser Antilles. and AZ q
.. m. smother disturbance o. pronounced character
was central near the lslsDd Of 81. Thomas 'le
barometer az that time reading 9e.2 inches. Tie
stern is moving northves,ward and at p. m
northeast wind o. for;y-two miles an hour was re .
ported at san Juan, L. r, with barometer o.
2s.5s inches. Necessary warnings had previously
been given.
The extensive pressur. system that covered the
Northwest sunday night stiil persists a. who.e
with is crest South Dakota. ana y mas eA-
tended eastward into the Ohio VALLEY and the laNe
region. following rapid pressure IAN during .nOi-
dsy IN the Atlantic states.
A decided ian In temperature attends The rise In
pressure and tonight temperatures arc from ~ 10
lie epiirs interior ess, Of the Rocky Mount.ins.
ccpt IN the middle Atlantic states and tle SOull
Considerable rain has fallen during ne Isst tNehl
plateau region and The Far Northwest escaping. out
most o. the rains we're lifhi.
Cool weather will continue Tuesday from the
Ohio Valley northwrd and nouheastward. with
quite general frosts Tuesday night. but It VIII lie
somewhat warmer Wednesday IN the upper axe
region and the Ohio Valley. il will be consider,
ably cooler Tuesday IN the middle Atlantic ana
New England states and continue cool WEDNESDAY
while in the South it win be cooler Tuesday over
the interior districts and on "wednesday along the
coast except IN the Florids peninsula There VIII
DO local rains IN the southern states. mostly on
TUESDAY and rain Tuesday morning In the New
England and middle Atlantic states. followed by
fair weather that viii continue during "Wednesday.
In tho lake region and the Ohio Valley the
weather will be fair Tuesday and Wednesday.
winds for Tuesday and wednesday-No-h Al
laniic. fresh 10 strong northwest: rain TUESDAY
fair Wednesday. colder. Middle Atlantic. fresh
northwest: rain Tuesday. followed by clearing and
colder South Atlantic. moderate southwest 70
northwest. except east on the Florida coast, Iall-
followed Ky rain in southern portion. East Gun.
moderate variable. becoming north by WEDNESDAY.
with showers. West Gulf. moderate variable shit
ing 70 north by Tuesday night with showers; VI
per lakes. gentle 20 moderate Tuesday. win lar
continued cool weather. Lover lakes moderate 10
north winds, with fair colder weather.
Forecasts Tor Special locaIlties.-Easiern New
York fair to-day. cooler in extrcm. southern por-
ton: fair and continued cool tomorrow.
Tie District OF Columbia. Maryland, Eastern
Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey. rain tnis
morning followed by fair weather. with rapidly
falling temperature; fair and COZ! tomorrow.
LEGAL Official Record.-Ths following official recor0
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IL the
temperature for the last twenty four hours In com
psrlsOu with the cores OnQlng date OF last year
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ARRIVED.
'ct !, Msyag1ez
, the Now York 4 ]


co,mo. Ponce Oct !. Msyaguez Asusails
ami san Juan T. TO the Now York 4 Porto NJ NJ ;,
20 with 1871 passengers. malls and Nose pAi
5 20 80, c., 90 ~ ph Won
omm.ren In ballast Bar at midniSnL eth Co.,
Tocene' towing barge T Go s. IsInplcp sest
o. 10 the Standard Trans 90, with OIL "Ai ~
Lynsenfjord CNorl Christians. aug - p 0r, M
e.nt il and Nsryik IS via Philadelphia oct Q, I"
Rcnbam Boyesen with mdse. Bar az . - !. ID,
Philsdephia la Guayra sept ~. Pnstlo n.u,,,
not / Curacao and San Juan T. 20 Bliss Dtnett
a Co with 81 passengers. mails and mdse. b@t d.
3:t3 D., a.. N., York 4
C,iha Mail s. Co. with 80 passengers mans anu
mds,. Bar at S:34 a m. c., 80 ara
Thyra Menier OBJ. Csrtagena Sept ~ mo
Csnal.fts River %. TO George u Emery, WIN mi'e'
Bar al 2.30 m. a.. A.. ,h. A.
Iantic Fruit Co. IN ballast quar- al - III u,
Chesapeake. Baltimore, TO the New i orr au p i,
timore Transportation Co. with mdse. ousf-n'A''
al 2 20 a -. 4. a.. o..., {.
City Of ST Louis. Savannah Oct 8, 70 the o.e.
Co With passengers and mdse. Quarantine a.
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SURROGATES, NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John u. Cohalan. Surrogate OF tho
County OF New York. notice Is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
George Ley Pearce Butler, sometimes
known rs George Ley Pesrce Vernon. late
OF the County OF New York. deceased. to
present the same. with vouchers thereof 20
the subscriber. at his place OF transacting
lam H. Blymyer No. 40 Wall Street In tho
city Of New York. on or before the NTH
day OF April next
Dated. New York. the 7rd day OF Octo-
Der. 1916.
RAFAEL II. GOWN. Executor
WILLIAM III. BLNMYER.
Attorney for Executor.
- Wall Street. borough OF Manhattan.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

United States Coast and Geodetic suT'v)
sun rises 3 20 Moon rises VI IN 81
sun sets..........6.0l Moon sets IA. M 90 49,
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Highest temperature yesterday. s. degrees lat go
r. lowest. % lat II ,. NJ average. 20; aver
age for corresponding date last year. 81: average Tor
corresponding date last thirfy-thro years. %.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.
American and Fore

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.-
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors,
Covernesses. etc. 10 Colleges. Schools and
Families. Apply to Mrs n J. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union SQUARE
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

DANCING CARNIVAL. Grand Central Palace Ler
Az. use 18th Int. Dancing daily. Sundays. all
modern dances taught No liquor sold
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

DIVORCED June 90. 1918. by tho Hon.
Beverley r. Crump. Marietta c. Hicks from
John Barker Hicks. Of Westneld, \. j. Cause.
psrminsiOn to resume former name Of Hill.
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TnEEPORT MATER FRONT

bungalows and houses. 81 900 W. slso building
lots on Randall Bay and Woodclst By. los
rfioss. easy iefns. Hsnf for particulars.
JOHN >. RANDALL co. freeport, L. l.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKs.

LOST -Psssbook 3ot.gis. Citizens Saving, Bank.
Hook viii be cancelled Oct. q. 1916. unless sd
IosT DHanthook 40. l.osIISl q Bank FOR SAY
lug. $50 4th av.. New York Payment stopped.
Pleas return TO bank.
LOST Handbook No s65.oN o. Bank for SAVING.
$50 an az New York. Payment sioppci. Please
return Ia bank
LOST -Pss,book No es2. G36 o. the Franklin Saw
Inc, RAM issued % Annie Hammond. Payment
siopu.d Pless. return to bank $50 sth Az. New
Yon. city All persons are cautioned not 10 pur-
chase or negotiate the same.
IosT -Pas,book No. 2gi.iji OF tho Franklin Saw
luRs Rank issued 10 Mari Steiner. Payment
stopu-d Plsa,e return To bank $50 Sth r.. New
York ,itv All person. cautioned not to pur-
chase or negotiate tho same.
IO4r -psssbook No 25s, j6t OF tho Franklin sav.
inss bank issued 10 berths Steiner, Payment
stopped Please return 10 bank $50 sih Az. New
Yorf city All persons arc cautioned not To pur-
chase or negotiate tho same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-10

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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Local Official R.csrd.-Tn. following official recorl

from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IL the
temperature for the last twenty four hours In com
psrison with the corresponding date Of last year.
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OLD DOMINION LINZ
70 al Points South and West Every Well De-
a .. N. Pis IS. N z Tel see TrsnhA1A
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Ollnd. tCuhan. Nuevitas: Bsgrano Obi. Csnao:
Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News. l. W stod-
lard Tampico; Cubadis, Port Arthur. Navaho-.
Genoa: Rosans OBJ. Queenstown.
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SECOND LAUSDREss.- -Swedish: ncr. neat maid ;
willing and obligiug: city family. excellent refer
enc,s. $50 Mrs. MAsOns Agency. l3l West i2d St
Bryant, 1898.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-05
WOULD ROB
THE TAXPAYER.

Just to prove their hypocracy the
Reno Journal is publishing in serial
form an argument by a man who is
trying to prove that Nevada is not en-
titled to any more land. He admits
everything the friends of the Pittman
land grant bill claim for 1t but says:
You will see, therefore, that Nevada
has no just claim to any lands under
these various grants under the policies
OF the government"
But here Is the juicy statement that
will make every taxpayer in the state
sit up and take notice:
Assuming that the land would be
worth the minimum price. $1.25 per
acre. II would have total value OF
$8,750,000. This would be about a
hundred dollars per capita for the to-
tai population of Nevada. The pro-
ceeds derived from the sale OF this
land would be so large that If 1t were
invested at per cent interest II would
make 1t possible for the state to sup
port its schools and university with
practically no taxation at all either
state or local"
Think that over Mr.. Taxpayer. OF
course the Journal article Is not in
tended for home consumption but for
use In Washington to defeat the land
grant.-Carson Weekly.