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M.NKIkIAGl: IItN.N. SES.

The following marriage licenses were
ISSUED yesterday by the clerk OF tho
lIuStiugS Court:
Philip Crab. Claybauk, Va ana
Florence Bernstein, city.
Jackson Pope Seals and Florence
InlOrnnn Gary.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

W. fEiD I,itiiARDSON INC sol sos
N"s' Main street Hrrrroof storage for
lt"us"h"ld EoDIE. Mc,in. packing and
shLuplNg i.tu.oInh SlI
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IioLHBA gK.-Dl"h. at htr rcstGoueo sos
u"rs - MRS. MARY UpI.ZBN'F>. ucr
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MAKER wanted prow's Electric
: Factory. .io East Main Street.
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HE'LL WANTtD-Ainic

LOST. cameo br"nch ~ CLAY. Hrnad o
N!HduCt car t. TwnUiy-siNth street To
Mard. nAturM I0l North ItNcntv- slN:I. -tr<.t
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FOR RENr-Roo1ns

Till. MO$TlCEILO. ia Nor,n Eighth
street nice. clean. heated. coo 75e. 81 90
ally. zoo y ii.g0 Mcekly.
ic"m neat, No. Virginia .tpJr' nc Mt.
FUN aud Main Elevator
rpk rent three nicely furnishes rcuu,s to-
lEHt house keeping on suitable Tor G.ntio.
u'n. t,honc Madison cir?. err II, Ea-i
Reduced rcn,. 10. Fap, Msiu furT,-fr- f.
"r Uufuru'sh"d. Can Madison a-lS for t.r
Fol; r"rr. large hrish, dry IRONS .a"sl rnr
-'"T"-o Ifl,r- e. pcr month HEusn
O*E larc" QUO small tUrnIsh,F f,".u. Min
hath. "l'u'rir light and hot .,i hcit.
Franklin stree. near jefferson iirt.l Nat-
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MEETINGS.

TN. annual meeting OF the stockholders
"' ihe j"m"rs"n healty 'orgcralion win
Va. febiu1ty :. 1915. ~ l. "',l"ek
a.. L. wEiSlGEE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SITUATION VA NrED.-,7:.le

POSITION. w"n,cI IN >"ue N,,c5 nr,,luE
rlhNl. - Years - g'"fl''.,r. ILrun .i.sl-
som 2:.S ''aii !. 4. i,u"n
WlHp6" trimmer aud aiipe ..,.i eri,"r
wishes go r"uu""' WIN good iIU'i..s. p,
y,hrs "Nr"ri"n"c. hdIrcs. 1. =. ,.r- Tim.
nv t"hF' "ld l"'nl' hu IN, 'iH, "r .hrl.N
.'-rg" OF Once ana naud',ns ,nri ,,nli-
don" Nauufh"turur 81 b.rdwar. 'in..
prei"Tre! ~ would consider :, tr.,,.liu.- no
.ilun ~ merit. AG!Tcss I, go. care Times
LlS'Ti ~ uta'h!ui.t operator. proc. .rcadc-
open TT pps!ii"n "u u-tlN v""kly
n.n.- -A-1-e.- l., - I.ll.s hL-nn, 70.
-iii 'i.''t *!stD-i'r,uuir
YruN; lady nov cruuTu,cI vI-hos 10 make
chanEe wants position 81 horEEc. pc.
tEl'" assistant or +u: clerical pD..tlDH.
Hti"r"n:cs r'"scn, cinpioy"r l.. :. e. 10,
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Ul;NittCO TRANSFER.
one Decd as Bargain anu -:utc, tmnunt-
SS.N.Jt:,

kcalty "uI Finance corporal fou "t
Virginia :" " \ iIoud ct al 10, >.
block plan OF Wrirht's rHrE. May
-. lHlH. t.,N 81. 40
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WANTED-LABORERS

LONG job, % cents psr hour; also hoistinE
lohr r. Bycrs friction clutch; handling
.~...n derrick Apply OCEAN Construct Ion
COMPANY foot 81. Potter Street and bacon
quarter Branch.
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BAPTIST
CiinISTiAN ScIrNCr

fIESF cIitRciT OF CHRIST SCIENTIST.
Regular services vii! - held to-,r, orrov'
morning in III" church "d!iiro Corner Park
ANCru" aud Meadow Str,NtI ~ u ,,'cia-I-.
Suhl"ot: Truth "Wednesday cvcnin-;
testimony and "<Dc ri"i.r" meeting "a sra
reading rooms ,Nos t0'-tu.i ar" located in
I'll" Virgin" Railway 'ud PoN"r Building.
corner seventh and Frsukim streets and
,Te on"n daily. eNtcut sunday. from 10 \
VI 10 !. T.. NJ vi .nrii.IL. it..L.-I
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It'd WANTS


G AStI %"' %sn, %' Esg "s .%ss1.Yn
5 s''"E;%i XII; SIS si;%ff$Sa
ciH n y 81 Goi3 t %GfN ro w! ni
COMrA%r iiiE ORDER
RATE FER LINE.
Minimum space. Two lines
hu%bAY snu pNn Insertions. 80 cents.
pSNsh .tr''" %1. L. fH"i 80 cents
situations Wanted. Made and Female
,mns DAILY OF SuEpAl. cents line.
fnsia oi mcasuioinrnt - soiii agate. "a
MN Tnc !" 1S MN ana ~ mgrG; 70 h". .s.
C!assih"ations not guaranteed alter ) l.. NJ.
stHsTh1IoN> roK I'D. WANT ADS.
Want "'S AZ .9' 10 q ,ot ne yubn.
20, wI:sT, ~ IoGssiiaE. $1itEEr-
,o GnysIoS :. Drug store. l.osd AVG. and
M%rna i.narmaoy, 2-3a Hanover Ave.
X j.. BOOK. .'' !;;r r' Sic - ';"'s
WIKI Drug 90. Inc. i.oi!'barIy amd
Aien AI'ni$ raa,' '%" Ain % &C. 4n n;
Il ,, + '"H r,, r .s ':J M.,n 5's
;, It. Ma, < bro". ,t'ook y aud clay
farr"nt Dug store .ousnco and Broad
r. .rEA,s.di, a., ~ no rors,,EE STnn.T;
n nrllSy - rn"r'n",y ,. jntr" H M4n S's
* Saa VIZ .oi W y. M TT 'f Ct. ''''
hardis,SomS p1 10? SUI ,ar, '' nj, :? seven
AGG.S Ta.53 ve ;iS9'f ;r"t and . Main
,Wiut-n,s rharn.-'> rueu., nrs, aud Mar
Srriprcr. DRUG coinp'.p,. twenty thrd and
MOOT 4 senaat pso@ .". yncnty nuh
,wooda rnarmacy 'recup uf,n aud Leigh
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LOST AND 70! Nd

LOST tuesday night, between ACa,!cTny
Ih.rtcr ana Monroe Torra,e. Platinum
anG diamond bar piu. Reward of returned
t. Sis y BIner M"uroe Terrace.
FOUND bunch keys NIuth and Rroad
streets. owner 20 same lE calling
~ clerk, Eucr"rs Hotel and paying Cor
this al
LpST-Wil Finder - r-a, wool scarf ,nun
in Monroe i'ark T-'Gru same to Mrs. F!'z-
gerald. AT thc 'N"- loruSlu Apartments
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Rlchmond& Petersburg
Electric XIV.
Richmond and Chesapeake Fay Railway ON ia.

-...ris'n.nS -VnCnulc nj April u. IJiL
>,hrun,e SunJrct 10 Change Huhuui
Notice.
. Trains leave Eicnuou,! b.5:5U y. NJ. - H..
81; tS ~ NJ. 9 a Nj. ..iv y. Nj II y. VI
~, S;95 j., NJ. no i. 81 is Il. II ~ =
NJ. II ~ T.. NJ.
rains leave Ashland 800 a. NJ ~ a
" a; NJ. ~ NJ. 10 y NJ: ,,'li y. N
~" 30. r. n. so =; NJ" 40 l.. NJ. )
htarres h"sGage. Daily eAccpt sunday
''Sun!ayS only.
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STEAMBOATS,
Old Dominion Line

y. IIV!In"nd. Il OF Nsh st. daily. 700 T.. VI.
i'caNca ESMpTrt news. .'......... 100 !. u.
Conmectioms with main iue, steamers leav:
ma: Norfolk Tor NcN York daily. except sun
day. 200 l.. ". Connections also made by
= & ". l:y- +. N and - & - ny. at
mont OF signal ana are met ty public con-
StyanC's
TIKGIN1A NNNt;hTION co Iames River
by daylight for Norfolk old Point. Newport
News and all james River landings, Mon
CAY Wednesday and triia; at 800 \. ".
Freight received for all .lJucs l:iver points.
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EDUCATIONAL.

* i.i:l&i.r.iI,. Female sohool a christian
nome school in ,ue country. %: many
I.hrS standing F"r catalogue. address II
VI. NhIt"- or Mis- constance Malice. SChuN =
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FOR s.a,.t.-i.nl.-,.-
I Horses, Mares. Mules

IWELNf- head OF eAtr> good mules right
out OF hard work. go to 100 pounds
SaEn; Si"V per pair up SIS Eood sound
young horses ana mares. very cheap. All
this stock sold under fun guarantee II
not as represented. money checrfully re-
ttHmaed Plowman,s Transfer St-D!es. 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-27

and cultivate small farm III Charles
tiIy County, near Providence Forge Station
References required George l.. Christian
500 Travellers Building. Richmond Va
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FOR SALF-VEHICLES.

TOR wagons. s25. sa5. $50: open wagons
81" $50. Richardson Bros 6ia Ei,n.
Avenue.
Rl'BRF.E tire runahnut ana b,ru,l .,-
Ll2 M.st Broad street;
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FUNERAL NOTICES

LEW I$.-The funeral ~ MRS ! T.. LEWIS
will take p!-cc from The residence. 1oS
%o-th Laurc! street. SATURDAY. January
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-27

WANTED, regi-,crcI "r assistant regis
tered pharmacist: good salary for right
Nan. j. {. GorsuCh ~ 60. Newport News.
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HELP WANTED-AIaIc
HELP WANTED-rcmnlc.

WAITED. harness. rnni,,rs. steady wo,k.
no war contract No |. Dor troubles. I;up.l
Nh."N. Mllicr a lilCMsum. NnNIlnri NV.
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WANTED. first class Job prnier: perma-
r, r ncn, Job; good pi siS AppIy j !, To"neS
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

BY " y PURCELL. JE 90 I<c.
t'1l ESt;.t" ili"' ior""rs
ipli East MHiu street
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WANTED. by arg" voncern, inteliirent
Office boy hoL; 10 years Old Apply In
- hnnh NErttkn.. q L - itnN l..L
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LOANS ON real ESTATE.

MONEY t" ionn on city rcH estate. l.: 6
ar" IuW"g- bispIt,b.
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FOR SALE-.,nin,als

ron sa!c. 3 Young Jersey cows registered.
grade iIoistcin. Lack Of long feed ret :
son lot scllihS. VIII make money FOR some.
one NIHr"sS Il. H. Grumpy. Jr. Williams
FOR sale. four very hne fresh cows -Il7
:. hi'laN Avenue Stop >, Petersburg PIX +.
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spECIAi. NOTICE.

sL!~ts% ,irouL SHRIMP res' iuDsters
A.IiNun Bay Gu1 hampton Dor -. tiers a
sD'..a.ty. MGR BuU.s N.rks. 81 <.Jrth
-irNet Phone EanlpsUh 1870.
CALI ~ NICK BrII-s Market Sia %,fth
: iH street. for al Kinds .: fuud
I.luGDlnh 1850.
gN binds ~ cNpei iuIcul, work fitch
WuuR 80. Bot DTil!!U- Machine Co J.G
TliE -priu.tiiuc j. coming. Lot Is ,icNn
Four carpet, HEd rings and store them.
We vil guarantee thclu AGAINST moths.
f'"d isivhard-uu. iu,. rcprro: Stnr;. -,
'gl-tNi WoSt Main street Phone Randolph
i..NtA the new lHatncr Substitute. wear.
longer. NHirrproof. iu suu'.k. uoi-s N!d.
Main street.
&pTl'f:' on aud after mis- G.rc ! vill not
ho Responsible Tor any hif.- made bs any
one Other than nay -,lf 4; 80 ButI,I II"
south Laurel Srroc'. rl,Nr.oud Va
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sOuIEyARD I%N o. Hampton Eoa -s
galnTN sHH ieesh@r". c2w.Nincd mu g,y
i"r MOO Nr.t" Misses Tabt. boulevard
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CHURCH NOTICES
EPISCOPAL.

!st'lS' -. Al.
DOW NNAS r>ctor.-surdny school %, $50
81, A. Il IN MI ;hc uarish hd 'cS' on Madison
Street Services .morntmc 1t y Y,cive't II
rEEsBYTERlA%
n F'NsF THE IiSN Ibi!H sly ~ r1:!sI
Preaching Il \ n. and r. ". ~ III.
, - Snu@"S ,ol.oi a. g Rihe ci"ss"
Second pREsBrTERiAN CUGRC II.
REV Eu,SIsELi; cEcl:; y. ? r.s,qr.
chur,N rr,achin= Il i VI ava + " bv
tn u'stc-. nEN. J. Y. FAIR. - u. Wi.
ST T da2 sSnod EiH /, ~ m8l5Sr
urea,h hing IN rm9rntnr Christian En- lo2vor
REv !"f ,rGH rTrzF G>TTfKhi,G?K 'E me ''GT
Visitors cordially invited.
,GRAcE SoyENANT rEESByTEEIAN
nTv J. 5HlvlN sTr&HnT.@ j. 5SI i. pas,o;.
90 " - hbaih 'rhp"l.
iaa5 n W%e". i F" Gs SD d uS M.G
@ y Es s@o2 Mon ny ,99 s. Ff.,25 school
!. = - Young r"ouic's Socic,y
go l.. Nj sermon 10y the pastor.
RAl'TISr
ed Hfsaa &,raais hH 1'; Gifs'nr3E '' Nd.
DANIEL. r"~tor Preaching 81 ~ = n. aud
= NJ. Sumdav school 3 y NJ.
81, auncv Miiwecl, service "Wednesday
"a, So, r. " You are e"rially invited
,,IIGi'yEn. IEAAiPTIST CHrRTiI. r Tag.
i9,sIrn,,ior u pihle, vii ,hc Tho n,s.s"4,,ser
:,l-% |n t}@eton "rn,Gf ih|GS Trhn
Gaj: OF ,he Whi" III. ' ''- ~
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FOR SALE-AIiscc;,.ncous.

FOR sale, good :our-rol'. Iuili mi corn
iuili cheap near ClarksyIllc. Va. Thomas
y. William. CLarhsyiii". Va
GOOD. y0uur urtiy" you pound marc.
s"und. perfectly CONT" y good ,:orkcr
"r driver LhrE" furniture wagon and har
ness. All III ui"c condition Must soil at
"u"" hud"ts"u'a ~: Nest iNO,d
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IT, you waat tho best coal and wood "a
Iyier Ryan. Linden and Cary Finv,
a ant Remington Madison 1879. Randcl ~
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TEtSrEE'S AUCTION SALE
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FOR SALE-I,,Isincss.

..,. ''ISiNE S.S l or SALE.
= - y ~ r""aF "r' good viii 80 Tho hc-t
iMNli".- ~;nuI Dob to town OF ''lnrr5uprt.
,:'N ROM -'Nru h"'" 20" acres on IT,. Istii"H
Ri,"' A.. iu good timber, ,,u!y 10000.
'"lI or address bcvor"li ~ 60. Newport
.N"S-. or ''lstTNFIpr'
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mail clerk exams every where
February 10. Complete special p-epara-
lion by former cOs.irIurHt rN,.!!aer. S.
Write quick for free booHlr; y u. Patter-
ION civil Service School. Rochester y. Y
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wANTED-Board and Room
AUTOMOBILES.

, NNrED roert ana room by m4rrl.d cou-
o.. Prefer central Io.ailou Address
u -.,r. TImn.. hisnntnt.
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ICE. .uAL AND ,yOoD
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-04
Classified Ads.

FOR SALE-Four room furnished
 house, also nine dogs, harness and three sleds Inquire Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-04
Special Correspondence 4. p.


 Although weighing only 96 pounds and standing four feet eleven inches high, Mrs. Ada Schilling, of Port land, is the, foremost woman trap shooter of the coutnry and stands 1l3 in the rating of S,400 mon and women shooters of the United States who broke 1000 targets a piece accord ing to the interstate records.
 At the San Diego shoot .held this year Mrs. Schilling broke 1892 birds out of 1540 for an average of .03. Dur ing the past few months she broke 1S44 out of 204O for a mark of BOA |. TWO hundred of these targets were outlaws, that is, thrown in various directions.
 TO give an idea of what this amount of shooting means to person of Mrs. Schillngs size, the following figures have been compiled:
 The recoil of a shotgun is 2S 1-2 foot pounds. An army rifle kicks 14.95 foot pounds. On the last day of the Indian shoot Mrs. Schilling shot at 250 birds the aggregate recoil being
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-04
ITEMS OF
 INTEREST
Alaska Salmon Pack Below Normal. Special Correspondence A. p.

SEATTLE, Wash.-The Berlng sea salmon pack is reported extremely poor. One large company has closed it's canneries and brought back it's men five weeks earlier than usual, there being no fish in their usual runways. This company in it's Be- ring sea cannerics put up only one fourth it's last years pack. The Be- ing sea season opened unfortunately, with the loss of three sailing ships loaded with cannery supplies and crews. There was no loss of life, but vessels and cargoes were a total loss.
 Western and southwestern Alaska are reported producing 70 per cent of full pack. Southeastern Alaska has more fish than the canneres can take care of.
 Up to August the sockeye salmon run on Puget sound the quadrcnnial big run, had been disappointing, but canners says there is plenty of time yet for the fish.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-04
Forestry Students Receive War Train
 ing.

MISSOULA, Mont-Centered in the school of forestry of the University of Montana this year is to be a new course known as military service" The course, according to Chancellor
 Edward c. Elliott, is designed to meet the needs of young men who have not reached the minimum age of those subject to selective draft, and
 for those who have not been drafted under the first call.
 While the course in military ser.
 v1ce cannot in one year trail men fully for all the requirements of nis.:-
 tary engineering it will equip those who pursue the outlined curriculum for different duties. In the engineering
 college of the university special train Ing in that branch of the service also
 is to be given.
 The course, in both the college of forestry and college of engineering,
 has been, so arranged that in case
 those who take it are not caliei for military service, 1t will count as one full year toward the credits for the
 baccalaureate degree. Coordinate with the course is one for women in Red Cross training.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-04

was alleged, the water was needed for the Carlsbad reclamation project. reservoirs at normal heighths. Now, it is asserted, continued drought has re- one tenth of this amount, all of which the reclamation officers seek to se- cure for the project.
 The action affects only three citi- Zens adversely.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-04
WOMAN GUNNER ACHIEVES
 NOTABLE RECORD

TIPS foot pounds, or more than 31-2 tons During the Indian shoot the little expert broke 2S1 out of 300 tar gets, or more than 94 per cent, the highest mark made this season.
 Up to the present time Mrs. Schil- ling has won 12 silver cups and four gold medals, all but two of which were won in open competition, the two being emblematic of the womGn's championships of California, and the Pacific coast.
 Last season Mrs Schilling had a mark S7.0S per cent for the year and this placed her highest among the women shooters of the country.
 The season of 1917 has brought her out with mark of above 90 per cent, which not only keeps her at the head of the women shooters but places her up in front with the best men shots.
 Mrs. Schilling shoots the regulation trap load, B drms, 1 IA ozs, and has fired as many as 325 shots in one day, shooting the regular events of 200 birds and the rest were necessary to win a medal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-04
COUNCIL REGiSTRANTS

Ralph Tapia, C. ]. Thompson. Frederick A. Bittner, Geo. Alan.
 Frank Linke. Everett K. Rurgher Anton J. Boldin. Arthur l.. Jones John pohlner. John J. Weigardt. Don w. Brown. ChaS. w. Brown. Thor Henningsen. Carl II. Pearson. Andrew Hollum.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-04
Legal Fight for New Mexican Waters

SANTA FEE, N. M.-Suit recently was filed in the federal district court the reclamation service, seeking to re-
 strain residents of the lower Pecos from diverting water from the Pecos river. Action was taken because, it
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-04

Paul Bradshaw.
 Edward T. Westerhaver. John E. olson.
 Ernest Balslger. Donatus Frazier. Milo SladoviCh. John T.. IIeikkila. Michael Ountu. Wm. r. Murnan. Clifford NJ. Allyn. Pietro Demiatel. John Soderholm. Warren F.. Welsh. Hideichi Takagi. Geo. Embro. Christian l.. Jensen. Patrick Sheridan. August II. Bockmann. Peter KasoVia. Sigfrid F. De Rome. Emil Hill. Austin Gurley. Nick Okasoff. Edward F. Ross. Dem Rosoff. Gustauf Reinisch. John F.. Billmark. Peter j. Palsson Adolph Moesle. Wm. Epstein. John H. Karazanos c. G. Thompson. Victor P. Westlund. Carl II. Bockholm. Alex Evensen. Mike Koputa. John A. O'Brien. Fred Erickson. Einar Johnson. Frank Ogren. Berger w. Jonsson. samuel s. Deam. Alex. NJ. Grant. John Nikk. Wm. Karge. John P. Englund. D. r. Lisson. David IT. Hutchinson. Harry Haggerty. $ Sid Kelly Biroscak. Jerome Simson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-04
MONIES ROLL
 OF HONOR

The following Is the list of army draft eligibles enrolled at the office of the city clerk up to the present tlme. The list will be added to from day to day as the registration pro gresses:
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-04

N|haos Als i<CoShtts Faxon c. Lewis. Jack Kristen. Frank w. Lilly. Edwin R. Nelson. Minor s. McLain. Henry J. Weber. Fred A. Haering. Ole Wirum. Max NJ. Rouse. Victor F.. Zackerson.
 Andrew Peterson. Harold J. Lyle. George Geamalis. Antonio Geamalis. John Nicholas. William Thornton. Fred J O'Rourke. Chas. Orehm. Lauri Aspili. Alfred J. Lomen. Wm. Connauton, Chas Ramp Norvln w. Lewis. JrNgvc I[jelsha"g. James Bogan Norman Rattrey. Fred H. BourdOn. John II. Scott. Peter k. Bloomquist. Jens Thompson. Maurice Pascoff. Jos. c. McDougall. Frank s. Polet. Edwin IIoven. Jas. A. Doyle. Chester P. Doyle. Leroy F. Wells. Evand Berg. Ralph J. Miner. Chas. l.. Calkin. Jesse J. White. Lyle A. Nevln. Alvin c. DiIg. Thomas Watson. Ivar Lystrup. Martin Nelson. Frederick J. Katzer. James Franks. Martin Anderson. Albert w. Murray. Irving NJ. Reed. Eskel Jamson Alex F. Berg. Bernard Ferry. Ole l.. Hoel. Wm Bloom. David H Johnson. Hjalmer I. Jacobson. Chas. l.. Sciarini. Edward D. Webb. Christian Aabsrg. Finn Resvold. Albert Lokke. James F. Ross. Wm. w. Bailey. Olaf A. Hallstrom. Owe M. Evedahl. John Anderson. Wm A. Thomas. Mike Hatzofr. Conrad NJ. Wold.
 Carl A. Berg. John E. Carlson. John V. Began. Ivan Ban.
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La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Drainage District Organized

A meeting Of the recently elected
directors OF the Fairmont Drainage
District was held In the office OF
Miller a Allen last Monday for the
purpose OF effecting an organization.
ON August 18th the board OF coun-
iy commissioners canvassed the vote
OF the election held on August I'd,
for the purpose OF electing three
directors of the new drainage dis
trict. nj which they found that ten
ballots had been cast at the elec-
ton. al OF which were in favor OF
the organization OF the drainage
district. and none against. Ten votes
we're also cast for directors. and ].
Z. Gauger. W. S. Sheel and T. +.
Marshall were unanimously elected
to serve In that capacity.
At the meeting Of the newly elect
ed directors held last Monday an Or
rar,zati,n was perfected by electing
officers as follows: President. J.
E. Gauger. WV. w. Shell and T. r.
Each one OF the directors was re-
quired to file bond In the sum
OF $4,000. The board will employ an
engineer for the purpose OF securing
an estimate on the probable cost Of
installing the proposed drainage sys-
ten. after which an election will be
called to vote the necessary bonds
and II Is hoped to have the work
underway in the shortest time pos
sible
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
La Junta Loses to Trinidad

La Junta lost to the Trinidad
team last Sunday by score Of s
to 8. on the grounds OF the latter.
La Junta has only lost three games
during the present season. and all
were with the Trinidad team. La
Junta has also won three games
from the Trinidad team this
season, and this game was for the
championship OF this section OF the
earth. but we were doomed TO dis
appointment. Better luck next time.
The La Junta team will go to
Sugar City today. where II will be
one OF the leading attractions at the
Crowley County Fair. with the Taub
team OF Pueblo. Next Sunday and
Monday the Taub team will come to
La Junta for a series OF two games
with the home aggregation.