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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-02
The Weather

Snow and much colder Sunday; unset
tied and colder in the west portion, with
probably snow; much colder I'm the east
ern portion of the state.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday.
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RUSSIANS IN EAST
GALICIA FLANKED
German War Office Reports Re-
pulse Of Important Offensive
Move of Cars Troops.
MILLION AND HALF ENGAGED

BERLIN (Via London), Jan. L.
Russian forces which have been con-
ducting an important offensive move
ment in Eastern Galicia hae been
flanked and repulsed, the war office
announced today.
Milton aud Half Engaged.
Large forces of Germans and Austrians
have ben brought UP for the battle now
In progress In Eastern Gslloia. A Reuter-
dispatch form Petrograd says:
"a great battle. or series OF linked
battles, is proceeding on the southwestern
'front.' The 'Austro-German armies under
Field Marshal Won Mackensen and Gen.
eral Pflanger. who are engaged from the
Pripet river 20 the Roumanian frontier
are estimated at 10000 men.
only fragmentary news OF the fight
ing has been received. but Il 10 q STATED
authorltatively that the Austro- German
forces have made progress nowhere: tina
the Russians have retired nowhere ant
that such changes rs have occurred OF
this front have been to the advantag,
OF the Russians ttt
| huhhiou OItictnI statement.
| PETRooRAD. Dec. 3l.--CVia London.)-
The Russian war office tonight gave ou
the following statement concerning thC
progress OF hostility:
'On the western Russian) front. south
east Of zulay. during the night we threw
hand grenades into the enemy trenches
Ilha attacking troops returned safely
without loss. On the front I'm the Dvinsl
region there were skirmlshes I'm the secto
OF the Poneviezh railway. In the Pripe
region the situation is unchanged. Soutl
OF Pripet there has been desperate en-
gagements In some places.
ION the Casuasian front attempts b,
the Turks to cross the river Arkhavl
south Of Khopa. were stopped easily. ou
fire stopped Turks from constructing for
tification works In the region OF Ardost
I'm Persia. In the region east OF, Ouch
more, south OF Urmla, there have beer
engagements with Kurds supported b.
Turkish infantry. In the region OF tn
village Of Hamadan. we exchanged riff
fire with Persian gendarmes who hav,
taken sides with our enemies"
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precipitation d

=. Ncess ess ior tne gay ,,..-.;.'. GOO -, men
Deficiency since March i...... 1Ss inches
De iciency for cor period. 1874. a4S inches
Deficiency cor cor. period. 1913. 5.57 inches
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partures from normal
Normal temperature
lEnnaaa Enr .Ln aaH
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aurleE ,,as Es ,s.Iesy,es.

II. p. l.. tPahlisherl Serial aiesss
Lea@s.n.sht ef tav !rtcr.a-.
United St.,e7 Lard Oiee ut S serling Colorado.
June. Is. .lal6
NorleE is hereby given chat Edward
Stark, Of Avalo, Colorado. who, on
august 81 13ll, made Hancatoad En-
try, NJ. pl5}j9, for El-2 NWi4. and
Northeast Quarter, and El-2 sEl-4 OF,
Section II, Township 10 North, Range
81 West, 6th Principal Meridian, has
illed roiiae of intsltion to make Final
Three Year Proof. TO establish claim to
the.4an1 above deseribeI before Unit
I'D. States Commissioner, Clyde l..
slanieyl, al Agalo, Colorado, on thu
l4ta Gay eF August l4lG.
tlsnant nam-s Us Hitfssasss'
william Van Ieseaa''s.!of Avail, ces-saa
Roy j. Mohias VI
Nj 4. Iii ps, Of t-2s
scuusl T. ..sat,n. IS. f-eT
AT BRGN.lS Iegissr
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NOTICE rea rrusIe.-mv.

II. u lpuhlishorl Serial ni75is
Deparircnt ri slr Iaa,ri.A
L. :. Lard o'iice at stsf ing. Colorado.
JAe l9, 1916.
NoTIcE is hereby Fiven that Eugene
NJ. Palmer. Of BGokinsh an, Colorado,
who. On Junly 3, 1917, Eade Homestead
Entry, No. 0ii54S, for North Half of,
Section q, Township North, Range
80 West, 9th Principal Meridian, has
fled notice Of intention 10 make Final
ThEee year. Proof, 10 sulabl.sii claim to
the land above dseribed,. befDre United
States Commissioner, Clyde l.. Stan
ieyl. at New Raymer, Cs,sado, on the
18th dsg of August. 1916.
claimani Aan'es as Witnesses.
Euley H. Stsnss~'ty oi BnskEassaH Colorado
Isaac Z. Pottsr. Of
Alta W Gillespie. II g 's-e2
Gstsseb irits' 9f New Eaynler. Celo. 7.I
a-.F. Rs3Hsla, Ragist.s
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xorrcE ron PUBLICATION.


Mp, l.. tpublisheri serial-0iissl
department of the. Interior.
[. $. Land obes ut Sterling, Colorado.
June 10, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given tha. Leon
Nangraefschepe. OF Stone.am. Colora-
90, who, on March 2, 1910, made Home
stead Entry. No. 0ll3s2. for Southeast
Quarter Of, scction l3, Township z
North, Range IS West, 9Th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of in,sntios
to make Final Five Year Proof, to es-
tablsh claim to the land above describ-
cd, before United States COMMISSIONER,
tGlyas l.. Sla.leyi. at New kuymer,-
Colorado. on The l5ts day Of August.
iJii.
Claimant names ar witnesses.
Charles ". Roth, of Steachsn, Colorado
{; n.iel Dc clgse. of N''
Jetn puran, If 81.
RnI. h Bar tram. of . T-aaT-
A. r, BROWNS. Register
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AGricE FOR rtBI.a ,T.,,,.


N I. l.. Fu r'ssf.s' Serial O.. SC 0
Department q, .iie Interior.
I. 5. Land 0tllre at Sterling. colorado.
JGss 1855.
Norsessis hereby given lhat Clark r .
Gray, Of hsalo, Col1rado, who, on May
Z, 1913, made Hsmestead Entry, No.
Dle0.0, for North Half Of Sc ton %.
Townshi2'!O North, Range 56 West,
9th Principal Meridian. has filed notice
of Intention 10 ii - Fisal Three Year
Proof. 10 eststlish claim to the land
above described, L,f,re Register and
Receiver, at STIRRING, Colorado, en- tie
e.sth day of Aug 9s, 1916.
'4aiaiant names as witnc~aos;
william cssrc. a Asa'e. ,e,,.de.
Mosef sfneapr. 4
l.alia t,sler. Il ~,
: ilas ;. E,slsi, ii q So
A r. BRoM Ms. Re.i,ier.
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Pdrsuaati to cdi for + pull. IA
c1antn assembly to ba held at Grcel Y,
Auquat lth, coucas ef the repn li.tn
electors Of Prseine- No. 48, will BE-
neIi at tbs sehpolhouse in Raymer,
July 18th from 2;3) p: m. to 400 p. m.
for tie purpose of elec'i ~ six dele
& 1s 10 attend said .mbl.
BY Order OF Commit e.
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%pf sE FOR If.DLI tA4i3N
MrL.- lPublisherl s4-i-soif SO
Department Of the inh+sfsr,
{. :. Land Office at Sterling. coipl&t.o
-'aly l9ih. 1916.
Notice is hereby given lsat Edwin
j. Williams, Of stoRaaan Colorado.
who, oE Feb. 4th,. 1919, made Home
Stead Entry. No. ela576. for W.,
Section 2, township 8 NJ, Range 81
W., Of The 9Th Principal N tridian, has
Sled notice oG intention u make Final
Three Year Proof. to, 4s.abissh eiaim t.
tine land above described before y S.
Commissioner, at New Raymef, ,C,lo-
nsdc, en,tbe 9TH day Of September. ISIS.
eiaimi.r names as Mitiiesses.
l.i4e hideners ri. stonshan Colorado.
henry n Killer. Of - A"
kuassli Henry~of $ T4s7
ns.d s.-uioson of . s.-i
Az. E2oWGs. Register,
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NOTICE

The +. E. !. and C. U. picnic which
was. to be held at Stoncham July 18th.
has been postpsned indefOitely on ac-
count of the busy harves tseason. The
regular meeting Of the Famsrs Union
will be held on the lst and 3rd Satur-
1<iay.of each month. !.
W.4D. Northrup, c.. E. Mentzer,
Secsstary..,
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~ Afs ~ wv t-tSRPt ibN.
N. T. L. l2abIisserl-. Serial ol9s99
!ie;Ertmcnt Of lie. Iaaerior.
[. $. Land oisics at ,s4srSiHg. roloi ado
Lily 18th, 1915
NoTlee Is hereby gisal that Iesae 7.
.aiasrase. q stoneham, fo'eraae, who,
% August 22nd, I3i3,. made Homestead
rhtry, No Ol5s99, for NWl 4 Sec. -,
SWl4, sretion u. Townsbps9 ~.
Range 81 W., 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian,
has flied notice of intention 70 make
Final Three. Year Proof. to establish
claim to the and above described, be-
fore U. Z. Commissioner. at New Ray
mer, Colorado, on the.5th day cf Sep
tember, 1916.
Claimant names as witnefses
John J. Motis Of Stonehams Colorado.
Ed Hoffman. Of
John Hoffman. Of 7-27
Edwin ] Williams Of '' s-3I
~. BIlD,NNs. REGISTER.
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TTBLEc SALE

On Thursday, August 3, tha undsr-
signed viii seli at his place 5 miles
north Of iiaymer the follo@ing.==
6 cows. to 8 years. ol9,'.tgssh soon j
8 Heiiera.
p Steer calf.
ls,i.. Case Disc with tsague ard
trucks new.
Almost.new wagon.
Hay rack.
Emerson corn plov neses.
Cle' row go-dsril.
Spring wagon.
year cid, weight Co.
$ year old bay gsldinga weight ! .t3J.
3 year oil gray gesding. weight. i4o0
8 year old bias rsding weight 1890.
2 good sets work har.ess.
6 Duroc shoats, weight. 3H-each.
Time on approved notes. Coed lunch
at noon. H. H.. Northup, AucIcncer.
State Bank keota, Clerk. !
Frank Pcsshow.-
=. hes q
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Mr.. .Quinns father arrived yesterday
tas a.visit with his son,
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MIR Ralph VJorhees ar, SO of Den
Yer we're in the Raymer country the
Grst Of the week, and were mnch
gratifelat the fine crops being gath
ered...
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Mry-and Mrs. Fred. Knapp went to
cheyenne Tuesday afternoon to attend
, day or .se>of the Erantier celecrsii1n.
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X u. .Beson and tbs r.. ii. White
family were to Grover las. ca.urday.
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NOTICE ron ri:.iicATinN.

Mp, L. Published Serial Vlat3;
Erpartmens of the I.tcrior
L. : aud Office at STERLING. Colorado
LILY 18th 1916.
MorieE is hereby given that Charles
II. Bartlett, Of Steusham, Colorado
-a.,o, on june 9th, 1918, N ale. Home
ssead Entry No. claiaa, for Mp sl.2,
Section IA. Township 7 ~, Range 81
W., 9th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make Fina! Three
Year Proof, to estshksh claim to the
land above described before L. s.
Commissioner, a. New Raymer, Colo
rado, on the 5th day OF September, 1916,
t'iat!Hat names es. wItnesst-s.
,'sLnes L..tio71adson, o, 81 hestaia. C raGl.
.laan l.4nsun. Of
barney Benson, u i-Z7
J aA ilzg-p. of S-al
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Miss Anna Chessick who has been
hare but short time. was passenger
on the %est-bound train yesterday
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Bonn Friday morning q baby by to
Mt, and Mrs. Frank Ruschow.
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MH Mooberry arrived from Denver
Monday for short stay with the fam
lily ae the homestead.
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|. &. Kile went to Nebraska last
Saturday. fex.a visit with his son.. and
bolEsxtnxaed via Fora Tuesday.
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T,,sddlowine atttrssa the circss in
Sterling Monday: M. W. Bailey and
js1asly. the c. Ii Dunbar family sn:
Er and Mrs.eF. l., Fox The r1eana
C transportation were by two Fords
aE}a motorcycle.
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Mrs~Dr. Watkineand little daughter
eamAcser from Morgan Friday to vis4.
withit'e Doctor and also to get ac-
qiaintsd With Rgymer and its pccsde
Until Mxdae sday.
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Mr.. ed Mrs. Blslfow. yssrc. rsade
hnppy by the arrival at their home or
Friday last, OF aafnc baby boy Dr..
Watkins reports mama and baby doina
nicelysand Pop very busy.
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FOR SALE. Two. good rlileh cows,
ene4sish ca!s~by side, -. the. Other. te,
te fresh soon. Inquire of Mrs.
Crow n GA the Howard Allen rancha
ssix!i,and west Of Raymer.
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L. NJ. Sweigard returned homa from
Greeley Saturday leaving. his wife some
better then last week.
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LOCAL NEWS. OF INTEREST
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asaC 4 iha fssrls u n.Inel M Esiat5,ipr Past
Nsst told IA Dria

jays Hoffman made trir to- sterl
iag Tuesday.
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Wa hare 2l9l6.Anto- number found
in Riymer. owner may have it By
paying for this notion.
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.,9la.3E RI PUBLICATION
ar. taust sszEg.. 3erisl ci IA
nspartifent NJ lure IESasipf.
+. :. Lard oiice ashsirrlias, Colorado.
J.aq q 1916.
hoTiea is hereby given that Paul
Savage, ot Agilo, Colorado, vho, Gu
Dec. 3, 1912, made Homestead Entry,
No. Ol4574, for El-2M Ei-4, El2 sEl-4.
Sec. z, VIZ NW1-l, and WIZ sWI-4,
Section 4, Township 10 North, Rsng&
81 Is.ss, gfh PRINCIPAL Meridian, aaus
filsa aetice Of inteatitB te make Final
Fixe Year Proof to establish claim 10
thalaad above Jsseribsd, before Unit
eds States Commissioner, Clyde L..
Stanley, at Ayaio, Colorado, on the
7ih day of August, l5lo.
claiiufnl naHss Us wii,sessc-.
lay 6. w'faner af synio ~, s-da.-
Ia N, Warner OF
AndG,w b. Derdin.eT. Il :" fes
E.nis V. Stanley II kag'p, calssaf,A --4l.s
4, Hshkss!N9; dsegistr
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A..J.i Bax ter was down FROM Sligo
yesterday looking after Ford business
il ts,s.terlitorY. He has ear load OF
Foras. which arrived last Saturday and
Mas looking up prospects in and about
Raynx.
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Several from hero will attend tl.s
Frontier Days at Cheyenne this weels.
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At the democratic caucus held Sstsn-
day, afternoon tns foll,wing were elec-
I'D delegates to attend the democrats
essemblyiin Greeley next Saturday: Z.
T.. Meyers. L. c. Worsfold, n. H..
Northup, Martin. Bomelyn and A. B.
Allen, Jr. A good representative lot
sfcitizens .capable.of representing The
interests of this section and able to let
the in convention assembled that the
eastern part of tna. county is on the
1lap.
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RAILROAD l.
WAGES
Shall they be determined by
Industrial Warfare or
Federal Inquiry?
To the American Public:

Do you believe in arbitration or indus.
trial warfare?
The train employees on all the railroads
are voting gwhether they will give their leaders
authority to tie up the commerce of the
country to enforce their demands for 100
million dollar wage increase.
The railroads are in the public service
your service. This army of employees is in
the public service-your service.
You pay for rail transportation billion;
dollars a year, and ~ cents out of every
dollar from you goes to the employees.
On all the Western railroads in 1915 pei cent Of the
train employees earned these wages lowest highest and average
Of al) as shown by the pay rolls
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Miss Ada Haigh; arrived il, Rasm, r
yesterday for visit with Raymer 5'ao-
pie
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As.sanasAlrs. Allen, s:Slriee. Fle,n
aai Gaennie went to Denver week
ago Tuesday and coming baci; last Fri
dd Fcxith a new model Briscoe Mrs
Allen and Miss Floye remainsd as the
iLter.h u sli lisht,thsoat op. sa.lei.
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The Frontier day :how refused to
grant.a license t. show the fige leggc.i
steersin W Jominy :. Baoze anls iotEer
thinzego. but, a harmless freak .ssslra-
tnso-.s nos accsat..bla 70 the 1asvials Of
Cay cRne.s-
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NOTICE ron rsrttr,rmx.

NJ. r. l.. tpublisherl Serial 1is62J-s:2l 10.
Department ni the .::cYi.,.-
L. 8. Land Office ut STERLING Coisr,ssss,
iane n 1915
NoTlcE is hercbss,ggsn that Cisar.es
E. 1.silse, Of StoEt ham, Colorado. who,
en- February 10, 1913. Juno g.. lgi4
made Orig. ani Add. II. E. No. 0lS630
and No. 02l03l. for Southwest Quarter,
and the Southeast Quarter Of, Section
50. Township I North, Range So West
ctastsiss.ipial Merriam, has fled notice
os iis,estion s3 maks Final IhFt4 Year
Prass, to establish claim to ths land
anssp described, befefs United States
.sn9.isiioneg at Nsw Raymer Gols-
ra5aaon t9,e lsb-ddy Of August, l946.p
elannais names as witnesses
JeiiHkKfssp C s ham, Colorado
hiaine DIV -4of
Norman raln!rt;.. q, fi-te
Hil.aa Kein. u 7-l3
AsF. BROWNS. Eerister.
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FOR SALE: A good stove. bed and a
small laundry stosc. Mrs. St-omertz.
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III. land Mrz Mcclellan AID Il. lie
saaghter, accompanied by Mr. and
MRS. A. b. Goldin,4arrived in Raymev
tuesday evening, having driven FIX N.
Gethenburg, Nebraska that day They
s,sit with H. b. Mcclellan uniil this.
xaazaing when thay start.far Cheyenne.
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Mss.~H C. McElwaia reoei.ed the
sairews recently that her brother,
&alarlio Stingley hakdrowned at Waco,
hexas. lie had just Joined the Fourth
ssbrasas volunteers~with Company Il
which had been transported to Waca
while in bathing lazs Sunday he w,s
zaddenly taken with cramps aad
5gewned before help could reach him,
yhe. body was sot sot.rccoverod.unLu.M sn-
lay morning.
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ELISHA LEE. Chairman.
2. Il. ALBRIGHT, CenI aanag.,.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
l. ". BALDWIN, Gen1 Mnnaser.
Central OF Georpia Hallway.
c.-L. BARD0. csnf Manager,
New York. New Hcsca Il Hartford Raiisosd
r. III. C0APMAN, picc.Presideni,
Southern Hallway.
s. 4. COITER, Gem Manager,
Wabash Railway.
.E. CROWLEY, As,t tirr.Presidcns'
New York Central Railroad.
c. u. EMERSON. GcnT Manager,
Great Northern Railway.
C.H. EWING. Gen Manager,
Phiin.i. phin q isesding Railway.
E.,M. GRidE. hsst. 10 Prc,idenf,
ck-.sps.sss q ohis Raii~sy.
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RLUuAL UlUl VI IWIEnl0I
- = .<s-..-------.---
nsagsAihai iasrlssi nsrasl M ksru5,iM Pest
west told IA lfia
jays Hoffman made TRIP to, s1rl.
iag Tuesday,
Mr.. r..Quinns father arrived yesterday
fas a.visit with his son,
Bonn Friday morning baby by to
MI. and Mrs. Frank Ruschow.
X u. Bosom and ths r.. III. White
family were to Grover last ca.urday.
- -.
Several from hero will at.epd. TIE
Frontier Days at Cheyenne this week.
Mss Ada Haight arrived ir Raym, =
yesterday for visit with Raymer 5ao-
pie
n1 .Mooberry arrived from Denver
Monday for short stay with the fam
lily al the homestead.
L.. NJ. Sweigard returned homa from
Greeley Saturday leaving. his wife some
better then ast.week.
Wa hare al3l6.Anso- number found
in Raymer. owner may have it By
paying for this notion.
/. d. k!le went to Nebraska last
Saturday far.a yisit with his son.. and
botl..xtaxaed via Ford Tuesday.
Miss AnDa Chessick who has keep
hare but short time. was a passenger
on the ~est-bound- train yesterday
Mry-and Mrs. Fred. Knapp. went to
cheyenne Tuesday afternoon to attend,
day or .se>of the Erantier celebration.
MIR Ralph VJorhees ar, SO of Den
Yer we're in the Raymer country the
Grst Of the week, and wsre mnch
gra,ifsla the fine crops being gath
cred.
Mrs~Dr. Watkins.and little daughter
eamAcser from Morgan Friday to viss.
withit'e Doctor and also to get ac-
giaintad with Rgymer and its Iccaie
Until Mxdne sday.
Mr.. ed Mrs. Bnselfow. ssrc. rsade
hnppy by the arrival at their home or
Friday last, OF aafnc baby boy. Dr..
Watkins reports mama and baby doina
neely.and Pop very busy.
FOR SaI-E.-.T Two. good aileh cows,
ene4s.h ca!srby side. the, other. ta,
I've fresh soon. Inquire of Mrs.
Crow n oan the Howard Allen rascaa
sexa,and west of Paymer.
srs
A..Ia Bax Ter was down from Sligo
yesterday looking after Ford business
il tA,sterlitory. He has ear load OF
Fords which arrived last Saturday and
was looking up prospects in and about
Raynsx.
The Frontier day :how refused to
grant.a license t. show the FIVE leggc.A
stsersin W Jominy. Baoze and, otter
thinsego. bas,a harmless freak aessna-
tuso-.s not acceptable 10 the . 0asviaIs Of
Grey cRness-
T;Adollowing attrrska The circrs in
Sterling Monday: M. W. Bailey and
jsassly, the c. Ii Dunbar family sn:
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Fox The r,eans
cs transportation were by two Fords
ax}A motorcycle.
As,andsMss. Allen, .Suriee. Flfn
arf. 9lennie went to Denver week
ago Tuesday and coming back last Fri
ddFsxith new model Briscoe Mrs
Allen and Miss Floye remainsd as the
tlter.h u a sli. i.sht,thsoat op walton.
.r.-and Mrz Mcclellan AID LILLE
gaaghter, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs A. .B. Coldin,Aarrived in Raymep
yussday evening, having driven FIX N.
Gethenburg, Nebraska that day They
s;sit with H. b. Mcclellan Unit! this.
uaraing when they start.f5r Cheyenne.
Mss.sH G.. McElwaial reoei:ed the
salnews recently that her brother,
ssharlio Stingley ha,tdrowned at Waco,
texas. lie had just joined the Fourth
Hnhraska vollnfe frs~.vith Cotnnanv
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A 100 million dollar wage increase for
men in freight and yard service Qess than.
one-hfth Of all employes)is equal to S per
cent advance in all freight rates.
The managers Of the railroads, as trustees
for the public, have no right to place this
burden on the cost of transportation to you
without clear mandate from public tr-
bunal speaking for you. -
The railroads have proposed the settle
ment of this controversy either under the
existing national arbitration law, or by refer
ence to the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. This offer has been refused by the
employees representatives.
Shall nationwide strike or an
investigation under the Gov
ernment determine this issue?
r.. r.. &c Qo,l,
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Eepub ica..s ANGUS

A r. BRom Ms. Register,
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l. s. !'re'ss.s. Rrsi>,er.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-19

The Mcnamara mine will resume
operations next week. That is just
about the biggest and best news that
has hit the camp since the arrival OF
the Schwab interests and the enlarge
ment of the Extension mill.
At one time the Mcnamara was
paying one cent dividend every
month, but it has a small territory
and the known ore bodies were quick
ly exhausted. Now comes news that
ore exists in portion of the property
hitheto unexplored and II is good
ore at that, with assurances that there
is a considerable amount.
The Mcnamara has made arrange
ments to work through the West End
shaft and levels In carrying on its
stopping operations in the West End
claim, one of the Slopes has pursued
the ore to the Mcnamara line.
To reach this point from the Nc
Namara shaft would necessitate cut
ting new station and driving several
hundred feet of crosscut or the alter
native of sinking a winze from the
375-foot level. Either of these me
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ANOTHER ORDINANCE
DECLARED ILLEGAL
CHIEF OF POLICE WILL COLLECT
NO MORE LICENSES FROM
DOG OWNERS

In obedience to the mandates of or
dinance No. II, which provides that
all dogs in Tonopah shall be tagged
and that the tags will cost either $3.50
or $500, according to the sex of the
dog, Chief of Police Evans began its
enforcement.
Some dog owners paid, others refus-
ed, declaring that the ordinance was
Illegally enacted and was therefore
void. 1t was alleged that 1t had been
passed, as was the Corona avenue
closing ordinance, when the board
of county commissioners had not fix
ed certain day upon which to trans
act the business of the Town of To
nopah
The matter was taken 70 the legal
adviser of the board, the district al
torney, by the chief of police and the
! former last evening rendered an opin
ion that the ordinance was illegal.
This left the chief in quandary
but he tells the Bonanza that he ha'
decided to hold all the money collec
ted for licenses and return 1t thos'
who made the payments, awaiting onl,
the action of the board at the mex
meeting. Meanwhile the muzzling OF
dinance will be strictly enforced.