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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
Information and
Marine NeUs of the World

By . ard Kingston q. 10 y. tinted Fruit Co.
e. RIO d. Jsneir % 2, yic,oia q ,nd T4inldai
Fe1 : ia Nes orleans .. 70 Pau Z Gerhsrd,
90. Nth mds- Bar a. = 80 ? ".
AiseIib lDutchi. Rotterdam FeA 5. 70 J Win
'hs,.,. & 80, .i'h Wd 3D. - Guar a. nyo,s ,,d
'uaA NAL - 90. with l's passengers. msis and
l. s,odiari sa.us rs5 q sni Caibarien g
20 u Dearborn Go. Wi1h suSas Bar a. $50
Mn,ro-k,. s.ocktor. Ne. with paper % The
Gree. Nonhsrn Paper co. vessel 70 4 II Bull q Co.
Kins John m. Bermud. Feb - to Bovrins L
II ~ G. tS FEB a. to III. southern Paddle
fenaps. Jacksonville FEB q and Charleston "a
" sabine s Mosio fe5 a. lamp. ;. AMI Key IVES,
-. " the Msiiory - CO. with mdse qua a. 20
0,,sbsv. G,lus,on. Passed IN ounsnrn. q;
PiSrse. Phn,dclrsii TO tie clyde S Co with
rs u Er.-eir Ps-t Arau- Fsb 20 O., the sand
al Trans Co. aI'h r'se GUAR A. = M
trmmew.ls OutclI. rframaribo FEB b. Dsuf
ra,s : runidsd s ,srupsno q. oumana lo Ia
a. Ar Gays H. Jer,m,e y Miragoane and re'it
he PAX y AMI cape Ha5tien =. 10 Punch. Edyc 4
60. .nh NAL. so mds. Bar a. NJ -. nj,
Dominion IS Co with ndse. quar- a, , II P m
Edward Pierce. Bgenos Ayres Jan 3. monte
y
miss Bar a. 10 m
Ysrroadsis lBrl. Csrii- Feb 10. 10 LInham 4
Moore Bar ~ 3 10 m.
Fors-c IBrl Bombay Dec 80 Port Sudan Jan
a. suez Il Port said No. Oran Fec and bsr-
muda a. 10 Bou.der. wier S Boyd. "ith mdse
Bar At 20 n
Are lBratl. santos FEB 2 RIO De Janci,o ..
BAHIA s Pernsmbuco II ard Barbados II. -
Llcyd Brsziiiero with malls ard mdse quar- a.
Bo'm,a ,sp.d). Gothenburs Jan 70 and birssal,l
e. % tho Caribbean aud Southern r. GO. win
a q %
KsrtofIr, tBJ. london Feb H. IN ballast.
VAGUE. Va oris rsh %. 20 the c.yie 81 Go. With
sugar Quar- a. e.5j ? NJ
SAILED.
Msva-o fBrl. Perth Amhov mo. ro-' spar
Itmestown Norfolk ard Newport Ne~s Ms,aro
RI Po-t spain. Isuar, Iaihslcn. zen
leather lB-i QUEENSTOWN Bermuflsn lBri, Yer
muda N-iles. New Oricsns. torchp. HalFssto9
r. gfau Prince BrI. CAPE Town. Algonquin. iurst
l.fsrd. ordute Nassau Dutch. 'spe hbti tsl@
So-l Norfolk B1nkbGru iBrl. bcrfeauf ~
DE- ,l Cna-icston and IscssotVille giuseppe fe'1i
'Itslf Le0aa. A'phaTd puehi. Ro..eiIem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
NEEDLE FIGURES IN TRIAL
Found in Decker's Pocket. Testife'
Detective in Haslett Case.

The prosecution yesterday rested its
case in the County Court OF Brooklyn
against ex-senator Frank j. Gardner
and George II. Decker, who are charged
with seeking 10 gain control OF the
estate of Samuel +. Hsslett. the aged
Heights recluse. Motions 10 dismiss
the indictment and discharge the de-
PENDANTS. made by Clark L. Jordan,
counsel for the defence. were set aside
until to-day.
Detective Thomas Murray testified
that when Decker was searched al the
Adam Street police station, following
his arrest. a hypodermic needle was
found in his pocket. II vas offered IN
evidence. and was found 70 be equipped
with a metal Dlunger. rarely seen IN
this country. and seldom carried by
nurses in thcir supply bags.
John T. TAden testified that Has
let's estate was worth more than
81 ,0000 900.
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At FOREIGN PORTS.


Rotterdam Feb % Sommelsdyk tDu,chl. Nss
Gls..5r. Fob 2s--Millicent Knight ,BrD. Nc- York
Melbourne FEB - Caller Brl. Nes YORK
Rerge- FEB Tlfrid Norl New Yors
Manchester. March l--Mcliord Hall tBrl, New
Liverpool F.b c9-royle tBri New York.
Manila Feb 20 -Indragir tBrl. New io,k
Nontsvideo Feb % Christian B0rs tNorl New
Yora: santa Barbara. New York
Table Bay Feb .5-Tsushma Naru Jap, Ner
iork via s. Lucia 'or vlsdiyosiok.
shimonoseh FEB 10 Bellevue lBrl. New lo'k va
g. Vincent. e Y. Port Ns,al etc. 'or Nadi'o-
Shanghai. Feb 2s- penhlsh Ia 'B-'. New York
via st Yiaceut G :. Port Nata. c.r.
SAILED.
rordo,. FEB % -Pnuadeiphisn tBrl. New YoEs ::
March l. Navajo. New York
Klrswau. Fec y Hosisnd tsvedi iron Ne"
Shanghai FEB q s. Patrick m Nev York
Chrlsiislssnd Feb = H.hs oiav tDsn) from
Nspls. ~ zs-Amerirs ,i,an. Nss YORK
Alexandra Feb 90 Gsrgoy'e. Neg York
Rotterdam FEB 2f samannda Dutch. New Io'k
Faay Feb 2q-Greford fla'e Nancy Lee iron
:, Lucia FEB 2s-Corfe Cs.,c lBrl from New
York; Agoa Bay ToyooSa Mani Jap from
Scr Yorfl. Yokohama.
CarIi- Feo e9-Terru Ms1 Jap. Nss York.
PASSED
r-sr's Point no d,f.l-y eerdg@ lDutohl. Ss-
York '0r Rotterdam.
Aicn. Zen O. Mtrs lBrl New York via -
Nchgels f0r kafacli
Lizard March Den q osl tBr Nsr York io'
\ london.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Jarsn. Co-,s China fris sesttl.) tcio-e a,
p 90 . MI.-ANa MARI ..... ..+......- TO dsY
Hawaii Philippine ISLANDS VIA san Fran
cisc0l lro.e ~ ~ 20 ml-NllAeimina hch =
Hawaii Japan. 'orsa. Ghige. Philippine Isl
sris via San Frsuc.scol (c.ose a. u q
Hawai-. M Island. New Zesisad. Australia
via Vancouver and victoria. q tclos.
90 p mJ--Sisga,s ......-.-.Nch 10
Hawai- samoan Islands Australia fcrcepi
NesD. New zealand Via san Francisco
(ciose a. 1870 ml-sonorna. ..........Mch le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

stallion. Guam ~ temporary duty receiving ,hg
a. San Francisco.
Mach. b RANGER. To North Dskots
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Feb 2s-Cyciops A. Port -au- Prince. Lawrence o.
Astona SisV art ~ San Pedro
Fer % - rrnirshan az San fusn: Cdester. -
Por-e t;rande e. y l. Eagle al NeNpor
Managhan. al Pensacola Tennessee. a. Aoffols
ysrd. vulcan. e. Ph!ladeIphi
SAILED
Feh &c Cumming Jenkins and Ns-dogg-i. 'ls
csua,.bo Pay f1r ~au Jusn. Glacier. ',uagmfs
fnr ropal0bsmyo Parker qua srsl ibo BAY fnf
Mayaglcs. 2. r sanar, san ieifo iof RAJ
Diego ~
FEB % Celuc. y ssri for Hampton Rosis
tyrop. Port az Prince for Guariansm0s I~se
Newport tor Norfolk Jason. Lamfer Point for
Melville. r. J.. Tennessee. HAMPTON Roads Tor
Norfolk yard
Kenfu-xy VII stop ~ Pensacola IN route from
Nov ORLEANS 70 Shilaaeigh. yard.
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From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. March /.

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. March /.
ARMY.
Capt. WILLIAM T. MERRY. General star Nnf) }.
assigned an In. % effect March ~.
First II. HARRY " GREGG. SIG Cops tlntl.
assigned 10Th m. 20 take eject March ?.
First Il JAMES \. ROBERTSON Med. Res
C9r,s 20 For Thomas.
Lave ~ sts,rce Two months. 70 axe effect On
rcisf from present duties. granted CAPT. WILL
IAN r. MERRY. General stan
NAVY
y T. : MOSES lsachsd kssfsar.s 70 North
Dakota
H. q. g. j. o. HOFFMAN. detached scniucs5
X -. O. JOHN BoRLAND. dstaeh.d Nashville
70 keafsars
En-. n. ". CECIL. de'1rhed sara.css - home
A surg r. l. CRAWFORD. temporary duty. Cor
Chief B',s'n FBANK BREsXAN detached naval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02

son. q member Of the New York Cotton
Exchange. enclosed sl7.40. a contribu
ton 20 the Battleship Fund, resulting
from a subscription list circulated
among the members OF the Exchange
he amount represented l05 children,
nineteen grandchildren. four great
grandchildren and forty-six futures.
Mr.. James F. Wenman. ninetv-two
years young. IN subscribing for his
greatgrandchildren. expressed the de-
sire TO take command of the ship.
Deaf Girls Contribute.
Two little girls from the New York
School Tor the Deaf. Gertrude Smith
and Elsie Grossmann. with their con-
tribution Of 20 cents. wrote letter
yesterday TO Marjorie. telling how
much they favored her plan.
The members of the Boy Progress
sive Club of the Childrens Aid Society
of Newark. y. j." sent Marjorie s.
through Mrs. Clarence ". Alling. OF
~ Walnut Street. Newark. y. J. Mrs.
Aling has been very active IN this
thriving organization and has done a
great deal 20 make il the success II
has been for the last twelve years
among the working boys Of Newark.
While contributing her dime to swell
the fund. Charlotte Mason. Of Litch
field. Conn. digressed 20 write a little
bit Of history. She says:
II live on the Litchfeld Hills. and
when 20 to school ] sec the CLOCK
which stands in the house in which
Horace Greeleys wife lived before she
was married. The clocks face has a
great many dents in it which we're
caused by an attack Of a mob ~ Ne"
York made upon The Tribune tHice a.
the time OF the Civil War. II is a
great curiosity"
Miss Grace Field. president of The
Dance Club that meets nightly ~ the
Hotel Claridge. has from the very pc
ginning been an earnest worker Tor
Mariorie's Fund. Her latest plan for
helping "a the installation 81 box IN
the ballroom with a sign attached call J.
ing upon the members OF the CUB 10
contribute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02

California fBrl. Glasgow FEB ls s,d Liverpool
IT, 70 fh. Anchor Line VII - trsf, ~ second
cabin snd - Storage passengers mails and Ind<.
Bar A. - m. feA %
Eyarselie Bcrmu1s FEB :, % the quebec rs
Co. g.fn ls passenger. mails AID mdss. Bar a.
fl5 p ". Fen %.
AntiHs Na.anzas Feb IS. 20 ths New YORK and
Cuha Mail :. CO. nth sugar Bar A. n.
T.fanfa fN1rl Rarcelons Feb > AL ofsn :. -
j n winchester Z Co. 81 ballast. Faf a. ~.
fspania Hrl. Hul Fen 10. 20 ssaierson l. son.
With nd.e Bar a. 3 4
rle-aan Fr.,h ssbino Feb q. - me Union
sulphur 90. with sulphur sandy HOOK A. b o.
p 10 - "a. 49,.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.
RETARY

A. srscufise ~ publishing ropor,t,a
las Immediate need - ~ csnert s'snos
isphcr AIT fjpIs'-s we'll educ ted Amer -
can who has q fsiT lmow edgc ~ modem
business methods Tho work ilfoFls dlrts
ton. transcription handling % persona
So. srt lsrsoUs financial accounts tie re-
ceDlfn ~ certain Telephone ussr~grs al
o. certain c4ner. - THAT f1o sssertls
qualifications are speed. aorgrai1 ans r-s'
l'-s. perception AID sdsyf41i'if,. ln1e 81 a
god presence. aIl clear voice - srlf
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department. n replying 'O th's advertise
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,tdr,s. telephone Iumh>r sse psrenfass
cducsflon. vheiler or not ersAssd % -
married. rr,srrt position r~ason fof de.i'
~ 4 chdrge present ssisu. futDre "a
pscisflons al A. many reference. ss sscn
ar-ireIle Al Iafisrs must - entirely 81
dc applicants osn iinlurifirz bsch ~
pfcsrf must understand ulAf in csse -
fsr selection So mg,' 10 prepared - -
pr Or lr-is, Gufs not Later Tan Mon
dar N.rr f,r.
Aldrss Box G. e. 2lo. rnb1a, O-c,
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KATY Interest Not Paid.

Tie Missouri. Kansas & Texas Rail
way Company officially notified the
Stock Exchange yesterday that the
March l interest due on the following
bonds would not be paid: Missouri.
Kansas & Texas Railway Company;
Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railway
COMPANY OF Texas first and refunding
mortgage ( per cent. due 200+; Texas
& Oklahoma Railway Company frs,
mortgage guaranteed . per cent forty
year. due 1913.
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Am. Bank Note Doubles Surplus.

The American Bank Note Company
reports for the year ended December
81 last net profits Of 1921 ,535, an in
crease OF s359,07l. The 1915 surplus
available for distribution TO stock
holders was s7s475i. After payment
Of preferred dividends the balance OF
s5l50l5 was equal 20 ll.45 per cent
on the s4.495,794 common stock. COM
pared with $50 per cent earned in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
CHARGED WITH PENNY THEFT
Tailor Held in $1,000 Bail on De-
teotive's Testimony.

Detective Casassa jumped forward
ana clenched the hand OF a man which
q said had just been withdrawn from
o girls pocket on the Forty-second
street station O, the Third Avenue
Il" yesterday.
Have you lost anything" ne asked
The girl. Miss Clara Cohen, OF 759
Jennings Street. The Bronx. She re
Piled that she missed one cent. which
she had had in her pocket a moment
before.
lie opened the mans hand, and said
later in Yorkville Court, that lie found
The copper in it. The prisoner gave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
MARJORIE'S BATTLESHlP.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Dear Sir: read in your paper
every morning a lot about prepared
ness. My grandpa and great grandpa
were soldiers. If | was a boy !
would be a soldier, too. But | am
not. so | want TO 10 what ] can 20
help. Mama gives me a dime every
week for helping her. ! am send
ing you this weeks dime 10 help
build battleship for Uncle Sam.
| know a lot OF other kids who
would give their errand money II
you would start fund. ! am thir-
teen years old and 60 TO Public
School @, Brooklyn. Yours truly.
MARJORIE STERRETT.
am true blue American. and |
want 10 see Uncle Sam prepared to
lick all creation like John Paul
Jones did.
p. S.-Pleasc call the battlcship
america.
Since this letter was printed dimes and
dollars have flowed into The Tribune
Office increasingly. Other papers across
the country have reprinted the letter
and the dollars have flowed IA upon
them.
Marjorie hns asked The Tribune 20
take care Of her fund until IL grows big
enough TO build q bsttieship or at least
some kind Of ship worthy or the trad
tons Of John Paul Jones. The Tribune
cannot undertake 20 enter into CORE
srondence about the fund. but II will
print n daily list Of contributors. and
every one who sends a dime or n dollar
o. "a million dollars TO The Tribune for
the fund will receive button bearing
the legend. "U. s. :. America" That
will be your receipt for patriotic deed.
Total To date. ..................< WI '.Oa
Number Of contributors lo.Iot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
Forecast. for Special Loeaties-tnt Nes for.
snew ncrth snos or rain south. to-day: to.morroa

70 MORROW fair west. SNOW ess'
northern Sow England. cloudy to-day. snow a
night f0-Worror.
We Nrs Yoih. snow today. 20 morros ciouly
probably snow rcar laAcs
Louisiana. Wes' aud East TEXAS. Arkansas. OKLA
bona. cloudy To-day and o.mDrr0f
Maryland. Delaware NeH jersey. East rcrnsyl-
va.la. ONO West Virginia. Indiana. kenfu,ay.
. rsil Dr ,uDH g.. .aF. tomorrow generally f4it.
Iifrrf = columbia Mississippi Alabama
Gcorsis. South and North Carolina Virginia rail-
to-isy. O. morrow probably falr AMI colder
Nesf pcrlstigania. SNOW o- ffiu to-day 20 NOR
r1H cloudy. probably snCN near iate Ere
Florida. rain TO- dGy. except fair south. to-mor-
row seneTsl' fslT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.-.ci.a, ,,
compressed ar sieAs hand ~ or ne.r u =
re-. i.---5.th. "
NrTTIGRAPH rYPEwRlrrEN LETTths, sos.
g. 20: 900. sli5, 1000. 80 cLo Is.
WFATllTRfORD. 40 Broadway tkasitaos Bog }.
Room iisl Rector tss
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest. Most Modem.
PINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD 'AhphIs
Prices Re- 500 able. s~d ,or .i,.eihs
Tsl 1929 ,ial Byst ~ W WI s..n S..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02

ris name as John Fucca. a tailor, OF
997 Boston Road The Bronx. In MS
pocket were found trinkets which he
told the court he had found lie was
held in $1,000 bail. charged with grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02

4 daughter o Mar'or. J.. Van
RIP ........... 10 Name .....'...' ~
Frederick r. Pierre 10 E.izsb>'h holey 10
Harold Barker .... 10 Esston Hoiey ..-- ~
pau ! C,ldVeu 10 Richard Ho,lc-. .... 10
Mary J,coby CO.. 10 ALERT Norh ..--' ~
Helen Rogers - 10 Bessie North ...-. 10
7. I yr,nce, 10 Daniel T. North. TO
Rosanns O'Neiu.. 10 Cyuihis Gordon 10
c.,,Idin. Dsyeh 10 A. Gordon. r.. 10
JsuAs yoi.s .. 10 Caroline Gordon 10
cus,,, Ken . 10 Hamilton 4 Gordon 10
yi,o.n. Jscoh 10 Gillette Mum .... 10
Neil smith . 10 Edward Mum 10
vida G. s PscS. 10 lnslo Hopper .''' ~
cl.n,e,, J.cob - 10 katherine Hopyer. 10
tf,,. ro,usu 10 LOT, G. stafs'rorn ~
Charlotte II. Mason 10 LOIS {. sia's'fom'
Elizabeth Carey 10 DOG hihs ..'.+'' ~
1,,r,.t u,,.ion 10 Geo r. AleIsndsT. -
s.aolev Re,7lolds 10 Dorothy Aiitiwrsnt 70
r,crctbv Co,onv 10 Freds. T. Westcott IS
.,-r,,o,, 10 Frsnccs X Wsstcott 10
Dorothy Townsend. 10 H. App.es'1e -.--' 80
r-,,ras Smith 1890 10 Neitie sheuer 70
II y sesr'es - 10 lila Johnson .-.-- 20
Sarah T. FenNics. 10 Ms'ie Chamoe''''. Nv
,,., noisv,, 10 Mase Chsnberss
Ledger c smith. 10 pet pis -.-.''''' -.
.,onyroous .. 10 Claude Owen ..-.. 10
Emily Carpenter 10 Eta owen .'..'+' -"
pa,D,o,d sea,les 10 Gardner y. Collins 10
s.,,lev Fdvs-d. 10 Mortimer J. Wash
Edith Brsnda .... 10 our'e' ". -
,r,sr y sr,,h 10 po-oihsa y. Wash
Nvi1ard = smith 10 burne ...-....-. ~
c..,.,,o Msr.sret Caroline C. wash
u'e,,,,s 10 hunc .......... ~
' t1don Storms 10 RAYMOND WASH
II Edward Storms. 10 pune ...-'''+'-'
r-,,k C,lo, . Mana Washhun.. ~
s.,,,,., p,.-.on 10 George s Turn5ul 80
~, pis-son 10 Drucils Campbell 10
N.,.h. purk 10 Alerins Campbell. 10
~ u,ide, 10 Josselyn Campbell. 10
Gertrude Smith ... 10 JeNer 'SinpDel
-. c..s.,,.un 10 Calvin A Campbell 10
r.. pos.,du. 20 Stanley ". Niece. %
Winthrop ". DhH- tnoes' W 49, o.
,-.-, ara s,e, 20 = rrwoof Niece. ~
~. II pu.ch 10 Fulton Ken; Niece %
~ 7 c.,t 10 Leslie l.. Gregs. 10
~. = cu9n,-3 10 lanes K skip,on. 10
Do,gl,s Irving Roso 10 lima L. skipon.. 10
An. NJ kennedy 10 A Londonderry
Robert r. Kennedy 10 GIN '.t--..''-' Nv
NJ, and Harry. 20 Myrile 4. V Gress 10
Maynard oestTich.. 10 ManAn olInli" 90
rr,,,s X Ashton 10 Leila X Burro"e 81
W., r e,exa-, 10 Edna l. Stout .... %
II y n si,g,rt 10 Elizabeth Alltr 10
uo,,,ica Nobi. 10 Hulds Muudy .... 10
Rela ZschuoWitze- 10 Harriet muhaF '''' ~
y-l,-erre > Gibson 30 Dorothy V. Poits.. 10
I1ts NJ cfb.on 10 olive BrodsrcS 10
ILL.,, p-,in 10 Gilbert Byrd Hart. 10
t,h., Rrsnu .... 10 stephen NJ Fart. 70
,vuus,o = Doit 10 Eleanor VI. Little-
Norman NJ Bolt 70 John Ha1 ....-.. ~
INDIA Preston 10 Florence = Hsr.. 10
,is7, Ieser .... 10 Margaret NJ Hsr.. 10
Arthur Hopper. IT,. 10 Constance fos'e' 90 ~
r.lo,snre Homer 10 Dorothy G. Foster. 10
Arthur J.. Ifanz.. 20 Harrison NeoHes 90 Nv
william Jennings. 10 Irene hhno '''.'-' ~
James Mccormack 10 Hichs'd b. man j. ~
c,o,g. Pain. . 10 Elizabeth Hewlett. 100
Iona ra,ne $1,000 10 Mis. Bsocswsys. lo'
George ID. Bartlett. 10 Virgins B-As .''-' "
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SITUATIONS WANTED
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-02

Highest t,mpcra,Ire yesterday. g. degree, ist 10
? M. lowest rs degrees a. 80 a. No.. aver
ass ;c''e-ilJ. O. degree. average Tor correspond
irg dste a., yeu. 30 degrees average - cor
responding date la: DIRTY three years. SO d..rees
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Barometer Reaslrs,.

Local Fsr.csn.-sncs o. rsin to-day. slightly
pirm,r. FAIR AL oder ~ morrow rcisra's O.
fresh .sr and southeast uiais. becoming norh-
vest ~ 90 morrow
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sHER!:rS AUCTION SALES

HENRY BRADY. sHERtFFs AUCTION
Ger sells this day. Thursday. March .ne-
1919 az 10 O'Clock In tho forenoon, a. ~"
az Third Ave. Dot ~ assorted sfocef,t-
.ann,d soods counters. nNtures scales
cash register So. Goods must be reihcN's
Immediately after th. sale
ALFRED v SMITH. SHERIFF
THOMAS WINTERS. Deputy shsfl1
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and .-oreign teachers AE~nc,.-
supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors
Families. Apply 20 Mr. n J. YOUNG
FULTON. 20 Onion Square
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Local 0fieisl Reeerds.-The following o-iciI
record from the weather Bureau shows he changes
e. Nh. temperature for tie lsst twenty four hours
g. comparison with th- corfesponiins date q la,
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ALAMAC HOTEL

Ocean Front. in the heart Of Atlanti; City.
Absolutely Fireproof. Open Always. Amsri-
can e. European plans. MACK-LAIZ & co.
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50 James 7. Hu'd coo. -
~ employees or TiiE
20 BORDEN CONDENSED
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Collection through
Fior,nct Ia Babe
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Troop Notices.

-r,~o, 10 Uar.v ' Smith. scoutfno'er. io'k
~. :, ~ tor4l.rd. Park ~ Washington . BIZ
d.r The t-oop rrsciised sigrsi'ing. rrst an 80
fh. ,rrctins % a pOrsnie wireless
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(, h X JohnHon
SHOW ADDS $100 TO FUND

Total 20 dat.
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George H. Bennett.
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Frances NJ Brids
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-11-04
APPLICATION NO. 41es.

Notice OF Application for Permis sion
TO Appropriate the Public Waters OF
the State OF Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of October. 1916. in accord.
ance with Section 50. Chapter 40. OF
the Statutes OF 1913, one EDITH a.
SCHMIDT of Tuscarora, County of
Elko, and State OF Nevada, made ap.
plication TO the State Engineer of Ne.
vada for permission TO appropriate the
public waters OF the State or Nevada.
Such appropriation IS TO be made from
jose Creek, at point in the SEA OF
SWA, Sec. IS. T. 10 N, r. % f.
NJ. d. b. & NJ. by means of q dam.
and 2.5 cubic feet per second is 10 be
conveyed to the SEA SWlE, and SW4
SWh. Sec. IS. T. 10 NJ, II. SO f.. NJ.
D. b. & NJ, BY means of n ditch. and
there used for irrigation and domestic
purposes. from March until October OF
each year
Water not 10 be returned 10 stream.
w. NJ. KEARNEY. State Engineer.
First publication, Oct. 2s, 1916
Last publication. Nov. 90. 1916
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Elko OlOie.
Carson City 07966.

NdlSOH Illy VtSoD.
Department Of the Interior. L. 5.
Land Office at Elko. Nevada, October
19, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that JOHN
PALENI OF Elko. Nevada. who, on
June 2, 1913. made Carson City home.
stead application O7966. now Elko. No.
Ol042. for the SWA NEA: NWh Sc
Il; SEX NWl4; and NEA SWh OF
Section II. Township 35 North, Range
50 East, Mount Diablo Meridian. has
filed notice OF intention TO make final
threc-year proof, To- establish claim 10
the land above described. before the
Register and Receiver Of this office, on
the twenty.fourth day of November.
1916.
Claimant names as witnesses.
George Hunter. or Elko, Nevada: .
Charles Dressi, OF Elko, Nevada :;
George Banks. of Elko, Nevada; James
Bett OF Elko, Nevada.
JOHN E. ROBBINS. Register.
First publication. Oct II, 1916.
Last publication. Nov %, 1916