davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DIR. SLOAN APPOINTED

Dr.. J. M Sloan has been appointed by Governor Strong a member of the examining board for this division. He was formerly a member of the board for the Second division.
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made clear.
PAUSE AT VERDUN

PARIS June 21. - No fighting of importance is re- ported today at Verdun The Russian offensive has prob ably caused pause in the western offensive for the pres ent but it is expected to be resumed before long, Violent artillery due are still proceeding in the Chattancourt re- zion and to the northeast of the main fortress but no m fantry assaults mentioned in the official communqueS
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TURKS FIGHT FIERCELY

CONSTANTINOPLE June 21.-Reports here from the front where our troops and the Russians are facing each other state that we have completely checked the Sav advance The British also unable to advance in Mesopotama it is reported Severe fighting in Egypt be- +voon inc Spnuss tribes and the British is also reported
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MExICANS MENACE AMERICANS

COLUMBUS, June 2l-General Pershing has sent advces to the effect that the troops of Carranza are on the very verge of hostties They have already placed cannon in positions where they menace the American troops and all the indications that they are preparing really to attack
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MARIPOSA TOMORROW

The latest from the Mariposa is that she is due here tomorrow at D., m. This message came direct from the ship to Agent Mcdonald.
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WITHDRAWS MONEY

NEW YORK, June 21 The Caranza government has withdrawn the sum of four million dollars which was on deposit here for the financing of the ordinary business of the Mexican government,
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NIEXICANS ADVANCING

DOUGLAS June 21. - Refugees report that large bodies of Mexican troops are moving northWard along the Narcoza railroad and the advance guards have a- ready reached point that is only wentytwo miles dist ant from our southern border.
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CARRANZA PREPARES

FL PASO, June 21. = Camanza is reported to have called to Mexico City the collectors of customs of the bOrd CT points and to have ordered them to bring all the money in their possession with them.
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GREAT FLEET LEAVES

SAN DIEGO, June 21-With the departure from this port of squadron of amored cruisers and tiOta ot torpedo boats and desoyers with the cruiser Maryland the greatest naval demonstration in the history of the Pacific fleet with the coast of Mexico as the objective will be recorded
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GETTING TOGETHER
 TO FIX THE PARK

Further steps are being taken to- day to prepare the lot north of the Fire Department for a playground for the children. It is hoped that work will be begun at once so that the children will have a place to play be- fore the close of the holidays,
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RUSSIANS DRIVEN BACK

BERLIN, June 21-The Russian army which crossed the river Sr west of God have been driven back across the river and the Germans have taken thousand prisoners.
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MORE AEROPLANES

WASHINGTON June 21.-The House today voted an increase of the appropriation for aeropanes from $1 222OOO to $37OOO0OO
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The train will leave Seward at { a. m, tomorrow,
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NORTHWESTERN 8 P. NJ.

The Northwestern is due from the westward at 8 p. m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-22
CZY SLOAN'A IMMINENT PO-
MCzE B0LOM?

Spr6buj go i zobacz - .jcdno
zastosowanic wyprobuje wiecej
niz kolumna pretcnsyi. James s.
Ferguson, Pila., Pa. pisze Mia
lem zadziwiajace polepszenie Cd
kad uzywam Sloan'a liniment ia
me kolana. Pomyslawszy o tylu
latach b6lu re jedno zastosowa--
ME dalo mi ponce. Dziekuje vie
lie raZy "a to co vase lekarstwo
dla mnic uczynilo." Me wytrzy-
mujcie dlugo bolesci, przyl6zcie
Sloan'a Liniment gdzie wasz Dol
jest i uwazajcie jak predko do
znacie pomocy. Wnika bez ma
cierania. Kupcie " kt6rej kol--
wick apiece. 25c. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-22
SZCZEC0I0W 0 ST0-
SUNKACH zYWN0SCI0-
WYCH WARSZAWY.
WarszaWa w marcu 1916

Ciag}a zwyzka cen artyku46w
spozywczych; MOVE r~ozporzadze-
MIA, raz poraz og}aszane re stro-
ny rzadu, a dotyczace obnizania
nieustannego iloSci pokarm6w, ia
kie w jednym dniu kupowac
spozywac wolno jednej osobie-
OTTO cechy Neutrality-suspicious. po-
garszania sic stosunk6w zywno-
sciowych W Polsce pod okupacya
niemiecka. Nietylko zapasy ma
XII, ale tax samo zapasy innych
artyku16w, oraz rozmaite po--
trzeby domowe i urzadzenia wsze
lake So absolutnie kontrolowane
przez Rad. Prywatne posiadanie
i rozporzadzanie zapasami jakim
kolwiek jest zabronione - row.
ME ma punkcie artyku}6w spozy
wczych, jak i innych potrzeb CO.
dziennych: rad we wszystkich
tych. sprawach posiada wy}aczny
monopol.
Urzedowe rozporzadzenia, roz-
wieszane ma murach Warszawy i
po innych miastach, og}oszane W
prasie, a czasami nawet wprost
posy}ane re strony w}adz osobom
interesowanym, okreslaja, jake
maja bye ceny, kt6re moze po--
bierac %w1asciciel, czy producent
"a dane artyku1y; podobniez o.
kresla ceny policya i inni urzed-
nicy. re same czynniki urzedowe
okreslaja r6wnoczesnie ceny, ia
kie p1acic ma ludnosc, GRAZ Hose,
jaka dziennie sprzedac wolno je-
dnej osobie. I niema mowy o sku-
tecznem jakiems sprzeciwieniu
sic, czy obejsciu owych przepi--
sow rzadowych, popiera jebowiem
system ca}y surowych kar, kt6re
natychmiastowo egzekwuje woj-
sko, kraj caly zajmujace.
Monopole ma sprzedawanie, ku
nOwanie ! wOp0le ZaimOWanie sic
zywnoscia i innymi artykulami
So utrzymywane wprost przez
rzadowych urzednik6w, lub So
pod zwierzchnictwem wojsko-
wem, a powierzone bywaja przez
Rad rozmaity wielkim firmom
handlowym niemieckim, kt6re ex
ploatuja owe monopole W Polsce.
TIE wiekie firmy Z Niemiec do
starczaja rozlicznych artykulow
rozmaitym instytucyom, organiza
cyom, a wszelkie proby wytwo--
rzenia prywatnej kompetycyi Z 0
wemi firmami So karane jake
czyny nielegalne i podpadaja So
dom wojennym. TAX IL. p. absolu
tina kontrola zapasow MESA swie
lego, solonego i wedzonego, ku-
powanie i sprzedawanie ia rzez
wszelkiego bydla, urzadzanie rzez
nj i wyrob0w miesa, oraz do
starczanie MESA kupcom deta-
licznym W powiecie warszaw-
skim oddano W rece firmy BRA
/! eli Frankowsky', w(ascicieli wiel
kich rzezni i SHADOW artykulow
spozywczych w Niemczech.
Ofcyalne rozporzadzenie W
sprawie funkcyonowania owej
firmly ''Frankowsky' ME pozo--
stawia zadnych z}udzen co do
cel6w tel ich kontroli zapas6w
miesnych. Ogloszenie to man
je pred oczyma podpisane
przez szefa policyi V. Glasenap--
pa, opiewa miedzy imnemi, jak
nastepuje: "Przewozenie wszel-
kiego byd}a, jake to: gogacizny:
owiec trzody chlewnej, ely ia.
|; kiejkolwiek innej, przysylanie
] dostarczanie wszelkiego swiezegC
solonego wedzonego, ely kon'
serwowanego, kielbas, szynek s}o'
niny - Z powiatu warszawskie'
90 nawet do miasta Warszawy
| jest najsurowie.j zabronione. Tc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-22

40 uOSIdW w SduyM pOWIcC1c.
Posy1anie do powiatu warsza-
wskiego miesa i byd1a z zewnatrz
powiatu przez kogo innego ME
przez firme "Frankowsky' doz
wolone bywa tylko "a specyal--
mem podaniem i zezwoleniem re
strony szefa policyi G%lasenappa,
nawet sprowadzanie byd}a ola
cel6w innych, ME ma rzez wyma
ga pozwolenia policyi. Prey ku-
powaniu i sprzeddzy byd1a W Pc
wiecie warszawskim wymaganem
jest poswiadczenie re strony ma
czelnika powiatu, stwierdzajace,
il posiadanie owych sztuk BY
Ola jest nalezycie zarejestrowa--
ne.
Sprzedaz wo46w pociagowych
potrzebuje specyalnego pozwole--
MIA, a tax samo kazdy ich trans
port wymaga pozwolenia. Wszel
kie bydlo musi bye rejestrowane
i znane w1adzom, a moze bye re
kwirowane ma uzytek wojsk "a
op1ata cen przez Rad naznaczo-
nych.
w dziedzinie spirytuali6w =
win, w6dek, firma Karto z Ber-
lima posiada monopol Ia ca}y
kraj, kontrolowany przez gene
ra1a - gubernatora Warszawy.
Stad to nazwisko Kempinskiego,
restauratora i kupca winami z
Berlina, oraz nazwiska innych
kupc6w widnieja IA swiezo O.
twartych sk1adach i sklepach
warszawskich: nazwisko Kempin
ski - polskie wprawdzie, lecz
firma nawskros niemiecka. Co.
lem sprzedazy alkoholi6w berlin
ska owa instytucya, pod}ug po-
siadanego %przezemnie og}oszenia,
podpisanego przez ". Kriesa, z
ia departamentu administracyi
PREY urzedzie gubernatora ge--
neralnego w Warszawie, - Of
worzy}a file w Warszawie, To-
dzi i Sosnowcu, a sklady te So
pod kontrola urzednik6w c}o--
wych: kazda butelka i kazda ba
banderole, okreslajace pochodze-
ME z zapas6w monopolowych pc
zostajacych pod rzadowa kontro
Ia.
w taxi sam spos6b, jak wyia
czne przywileje monopol6w, So
%og}aszane i ustawiane przez poll
eye, lub przez wladze miejskie,
ely wojskowe - ceny naJwyz-
SIZE, jake pobierac wolno "a ar
tykuly spozywcze. Wobec niedo-
statku zywnosci kupcy detalicz--
nj ME zawsze, scisle trzymaja sic
cen ustanowionych.l ecz podnosza
je ~.jeszcze IA najrozmaitsze spo-
soby kar, wymierzanych W IA
zie wykrycia i mimo tego faktu,
IL wielu istotnie zostalo ciezko
pokaranych. Ponizej - nieco
szczeg6low Z listy cen miesa, ia
ka mann W posiadaniu, podpisa-
ia przez szefa policyi V. Glase--
nappa W Warszawie: II. b. 0 lis
Gle tel powiada ludnosc, IL ceny
:jej SO zbyt wygorowane: funt
(41O gramow) miesa wolowego--
II kopiejek (39c), cielecego KIP.
(35c, baraniego wieprzowego fmt
rubla (oUc.) SlOnlna solona ru--
bla i 20 KIP. (60c(, slonina We
dzona i ruble i B KIP . ($2.16),
szynka 80 KIP. (45c,) zebra 97kp.
(4S1a); ale ludnosc utrzymuje,
il po cenach, powyzej og}oszo--
nych, ME MONA >dostac MESA, a
W najwiekszej liczbie wypadk6w
trzeba placic o wiele wiecej. &C.
ny obecne So mniej wiecej W
trzykrot wyzsze cd normalnych.
Obecnie jest W Warszawie 4C7
rzeznik6w, Z tel liczby = zydow
skich, koszernych jest III. ola
ludnoSci zydowskiej. Rzeznicy ci,
w n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-22
ich sklady, jak reszta piekarnie
i inne sk1ady ZywnoSciowe sd

len skfady, Jak feszta plekarnle
i inne sk1ady zywnosciowe So
pod scisfem Zwierzchnictwem spe-
cyalnemi j komendy, a wszystkie
So II w1adz rejestrowane. Mieso
konskie i psie sprzedawane jest
ma pokarm ME tylko W Warsza-
vie ale i pc innych miastach pol
skich: cena MESA konskiego wy
nosi cd % do 25 KIP. (11A do
121%c) "a funt; psie mieso tan
SIZE. Zabijac ma mieso wolno tyl-
ko tie konie, kt6re zosta}y UNA
he "a niezdolne juz do roboty.
Ostatnia urzedewo og1oszona
znizka dziennych racyi do posi-
czeg6lnych os6b wywo}a1a ozy--
wiony protest: utrzymuja, IL ra
eye tie ME wystarczaja cz1eku do
zycia i re rozporzadzenie to jest
tylko systematycznem skazawy-
MEM ludnosci ia smierc Z
wyg1odzenia. w Berlinie i pc IN
nych miastach niemieckich dzien
ma racya chleba - pod}ug kar--
ty chlebowej wynosi 210 gra-
NOW. W Warszawie wynosifa "a
eva chleba przez jakis czas 185
gram6w, w mace, obecnie racya
nowo proponowana ustanawiana
konsumcye dilemma maxi ola jed
nej osoby 1edwie Ia 115 gram6w
A ME tylko ma te racye maxi /
te ostatnia mike sic skarza,
lecz i co do innych racyi macz-
nych artyku}6w powiadaja, IL
lista racyi rzadowych, jest poz-
wolnem g1odzeniem ludzi: Il. p.
wolno konsumowac: MESA Is
gram6w soil 10 gram6w, tfuszczu
30 gram6w, maczych 30 gram6w,
kartofli, zawierajacych poo Ia
pol woody 400 gram6w, maxi
chlebnej 115 gram6w, maxi kar-
toflanej IS gram6w.
Me wiadomo, czy rad pre-
prowadzi te racye dziennej, czy
tez poniecha jej wskutek wnie--
sionych protest6w; rad utrzy-
mule, IL skapy zapas zywnosci
czyni redukcye konieczna: lud-
nose sadzi, IL gdyby wladze VOL
skowe chloe potrosze zm%niejszyly
racye co najg}6wniejsze urzedni-
k6w i wojska W calym kraju o.
kupowanym, pc garnizonach i
ma rzadowej s@uzbie, toby lud-
nose znaczna otrzymala, ulge. Ia
razem domagaja sic, by zywnosc
sprowadzano Z zagranicy W Cd
p}acie "a zywnosc wybrana z to-
rytoryum okupowanego pod ma
ciskiem potrzeby wojennej.
Zewszad jest pelno skarg sy--
stematyczne falszowanie artyku-
low zywnoScicwych i ma zyw-
nose tax licha. il jej jeSc ME pc
dobna: falszowanie dzieje sic "a
r6wno II d~etalicznych kupc6w.
ktorych cd czasu do czasu PREY
lapuja i skarza jak re strony
monopolisow. kontrolujacych do
stawy pod gwarancya w}adz. Pc
dug skarg jake sam s}ysza}em.
maka mielona W Niemczech i
stamtad przysylana ME jest Gala
robiona z ziarna zbozowego. lecz
fa}szowana W taxi spos6b, IL cze
sto szkodzi zdrowiu: ludzie, je-
dzacy chleb z tel maxi, znajduja
W MIN czesto kawa}y bry}y OBJ
&c. gorzkie - tax. re ten chleb,
tax drogo kupiony wyrzucac
trzeba.
Wszvstkie sklady "Starego
Miasta' i rynek, gdzie zywnosc
sprzedaja, Sd przepe}nione od
rama do nocy przez ludzi. kt6rzy
nieraz odchodza ME kupiwszy.
chloe maja pieniadze a to dlate--
go, il zapasy sic wyczerpuja, ia
dzien dany oznaczone. Ma Sta
rym Rynku' ludzie ME tylko ku
puja, ale pc starej modzie han
dluja i sprzedaja odziez i inne
przedmioty: ludzie owl azeby do
stac crosse ia zywnosc wyzby--
r, -, ;o~.b ao1 f.rr
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County Officials

State senator: L. r. Thomas.
Representative: Peter G.. Johns
ton.
County commissioners: James G
Bond, M. A. Fugate and James Chris
Jensen.
County clerk: F. M. Fisher
deputy, Willard Dance.
Sheriff: A. H. Simmons; deputy
Henry Damn.
County attorney: R. w. Adair.
County treasurer: H. A. Benson
Assessor: e. T. Malcolm.
Superintendent of schools: Mrs
Lulah E. Smith.
Probate Judge: e. A. Doud.
County surveyor: James Young
Coroner: e. T. Peck.
Probation officer: Mrs. Fannie R.
Kahn.
Commissioners meet on the second
Mondays in January, April, July and
October of each year.
Commissioners meet as board of
equalization on the first Monday in
July each year.
Commissioners meet to transact
road business on the second Mondays
of May and September of each year.
Commissioners meet to fix tax
levies on the second Monday of Sep
TENDER of each year.
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Directory
State Officials


United States Senator's: William
E. Borah and James H. Brady.
Members of congress-: Addison T..
Smith and Robert M. McCracken.
Governor: Moses Alexander.
Lieutenant governor: Herman
Taylor. .E
Secretary of@state: :, George R.
Barker.
State treasurer: John w. Eagle
son.
State Auditor: Fred L. Huston.
Attorney General: Joseph H. Pet
erson
State superintendent: Bernice Nc
Coy.
State Mine Inspector: Robert N.
Bell.
States Engineer: J. H. Smith.
State Pure Food Commission
j. K. White.
Public Utilities Commissioners:
Axel P. Ramstedt, John w. Graham
and A, L. Freehafer.
Judges of supreme court: Isaac
Sullivan, Alfred Bulge and William
M. Morgan.
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City Officials
Mayor: E. T. Peck.
Chairman of council: w. F. Berry
man.
City clerk: r. S. DeKay.
City attorney: L. R. Thomas.
Chief of police: r. l.. Sewell.
Patrolman: William Drew.
Police Judge: ]. e. Good.
Treasurer: B. H. Pennington.
City engineer: James Young.
Members of council: First ward,
A. B. Stephens and Frank Heese;
second ward, w. F. Bergman and F.
w. Pelkey; third ward, w. G.
Thompson and B. F. Boiling; fourth
ward, H. A. Mowrey and F. e. De-
Kay.
Council meets first and third Tues
days of each month.
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ward falls into contempt Our diplo-
macy has lost its authority and influ.
ence because we have been brave In
words and irresolute in action. Men
may say that the words of our diplo-
matte notes were justified; men may
say that our inaction was justified. but
no man can sag that both were wise
and creditable.
have said that this government lost
the moral forces Of the world by not
truly interpreting the spirit of the
American democracy.
The American democracy stands for
something more than beef and cotton
and grain and manufactures; stands
for something that cannot be measured
by rates of exchange and does not rise
or fall with the balance of trade. The
American people, informed by their
own experience that is confirmed by
their observation of international life.
have come to see that the independence
Of nations. the liberty of their peoples,
Justice and humanity cannot be main
tanned upon the complaisance, the good
nature. the kindly feeling Of the strong
toward the weak; that real independ-
ence, real liberty. cannot rest upon suf-
ferance: that peace and liberty can be
preserved only by the authority and
observance of rules of national con-
duct founded upon the principles Of
justice and humanity; only by the es
adjustment Of law among nations, re
sponsive to the. enlightened public opin.
ion Of mankind. To them liberty
means not liberty for themselves alone,
but for all who are oppressed. Justice
means not justice for themselves
alone, but shield for all who are
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U. s. Post Office

Postmaster: Gregory Jones.
Assistant postmaster: G. B. Alb
bolt.
Clerks: T. F. Farmer, J. M. Wei
gel and Arthur Smith.
Carriers: one, w. w. Kinney;
two, w. K. Snyder.
Rural Carriers: one, Thomas Lind
say; two, C. H. Brown; three, u. G..
Holt; four Edw, Bensley.
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District Court

Judge: Hon. F. J. Cowan.
Clerk: F. M. Fisher.
Reporter: Earl Weaver.
Court convenes May 20 and No
vember 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Continued from Preceding Column.
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or ,BE5TTER 10 YEARS HENCE THAN i''
There are only few, Of these ,hn9 n%uSes aIe snns
for ss5oo and unless we Ere nibTn tba end Of
fortnizht They viii be sold for $4,000 apiece
made to suit for the balance Just think OF it'
samnIe house, No. Sole Vine St. will be
open day and evening, and we should IKE
every one who is In the market i9r a h"tne W
We truly feel that this is an unusual oppor-
tunity.
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
iii Walnut street
Spruce 8o71. race oo@o'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

CHESTER AVE AND 54TH ST, CThe Lenoxl-
Furnished unfurnished housek eeping apart
ments. See tanitor Phone Woodland 26t0 ].
suBLET, bachelor apartments; large, attractive
rOomsi refined. homelike near 39d 81. Station,
Telephone Walnut 1897.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-06-10
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
U. s. PATENT
Survey No. 426S.
Serial No. 0961S.

U. S. Land Office, Carson City,
Nevada, June 6, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that d. A.
Degge, whose postoffice address is
Boulder, Colorado, by his attorney
intact, V. w. Parks of Goldfield,
county, Nevada, has made
application for a patent for 1900
linear feet each on the HOPE NOW
and HOPE NEXT lodes, bearing
gold, being 1000 feet S.. IL 20 w.
and 500 feet N. IL 20 E. on the
Hope Now lode and 500 feet S. IT,
20 w. and 700 feet N. IL 20 T..
on the Hope Next lode, from their
respective discovery monuments, and
coo feet wide, or 800 feet each side
of their vein or lode lines, situate
in the Wellington Mining District,
Nye County, Nevada, and described
by the official plat of said Survey
No. 426S herewith posted and by
the field notes on file in the office of
the Register of the Carson City Land
Office as follows:
HOPE NOW LODE: Beginning at
Cor. No. 1, whence the s. e. Cor.
Sec. "a, T. 4 S., r. 46 e. bears S.
IL g. 10" e. 1928 feet. Thence
N. 49, 40 w. 600 feet to Cor. No.
2. Thence S. IL 20 w. 1900 feet
to Cor. No. 8. Thence S. 1S' 40 E.
600 feet to Cor. No. 4. Thence N.
IL 20 E. 1900 feet to Cor. No. /,
the place of beginning.
HOPE NEXT LODE: Beginning
at Cor. No. 1, identical with Cor.
No. 1, Hope Now lode, whence the
S. e. Cor. Sec. "a, T. 4 s., r. 46 e.
bears S. IL g. 10" E. 1928 feet.
Thence N. 1S0 40 w. 600 feet to
Cor. No. 2, identical with Cor. No.
2, Hope Now Lode. Thence N. IL
90 f. 1900 feet to Cor. No. g..
Thence s.. 49, 4O' E. 600 feet to
Cor. No. 4. Thence S. IL 20 w.
1900 feet to Cor. No. 1, the place
of beginning. Forming a portion of
unsurveyed land. The amended and
corrected locations of which were
fled with the recorder of Nye
County, Nevada, August 20, A. D..
1915, and duly recorded in the rec
ords of Nye County. Nevada.
SHOBER J. ROGERS.
Register.
First pub-June 10. 1916.
Last pub-Aug. 10, 1916.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-06-10
ANNUAL STATEMENT

Of the Jumbo Extension Mining
company, for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1915. Location of
mine, Goldfield mining district,
county of Esmeralda, state of Ne
vada.
DEBIT
December 81, 1914. to cash on
hand, $22.219.60.
To assessments collected during
1915. none
To amount received from other
sources, $~641.S26.31.
CREDIT
Mine expense in year 1915.
72.55O.59.
General expense in year 1915,
s~39,477.1O.
Paid dividends in ear 1915,
$333,92O.O0.
Balance on hand December 81,
1915, $118,098.22.
BEN GILL, Secretary.
First pub May 20, 1916.
Last pub June 10, 1916.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-06-10

MILL

The Consolidated Nevada Utah
mill has been running this week
without a halt and according to
superintendent van Wagenen the
plant is making an excellent run.
The mill is being operated with
a total working force of Is men
for the three shifts. On the day
shift five men, including mill fore
man and crusher man. are employ
ed; while on the other two shifts
three men and the shift boss con-
stitute the mill staff.
A schedule has been arranged to
the plant down Sunday after
Moons for the purpose of going over
the belts and machinery and max
ing such alterations and repairs
as may be needed.
An order has been placed for an
other Deister concentration which
is to be installed on the oncen
traitor floor. This table will en-
able a better capacity for ~flotation
tailings and raise the percentage
Of extraction.-Pioche Record.