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The evening world., 1917-12-03
MOVE BEGINS TO ABOLISH
n. Y. C. SURFACE TRACKS
P. ). Board Orders Preparation OF
Subway and Elevated Plans and
'Eectrification Facilities.

Tho Public Service Commission this
afternoon took the frst official steps
under tho provisions Of tho OttnFcr
Jaw to compel the New York Central
Railroad 10 remove It's tracks from
street srads between tho city line and
Chambers Street distance OF about
eight miles.
The Chief Engineer was instructed 10
prepare plans containing alternatives
for the present operation Of the rail-
road on the street surface. One plan
vii, recommend a subway. another an
elevated structure, sin another will
contain provisions for both elevated
and subways.
Tho Public Service Commission also
instructed its engineer to recommend
facilities for the abolition OF steam
power Electricity viii probably be
substituted. While thcsc plans are be-
Ing made Chief Counsel Ransom Is TO
inycstlEdte the nature Of permits and
franchise 81 other rights under which
the Sew York Central IL occupying pub
lie streets parks, pulkheads, piers. lands
undol wat and other disputed areas
along the v' dc of Manhattan,
The evening world., 1917-12-03
MOB BURNS A NEGRO .
At STAKE IN SQUARE
Thousands See Him Scared With
Red Hot Irons After lie
ConfeSSes Crime.

DYERSBURG. Tenn, Dec. S.--Ligon
Scott, a negro. who attacked a young
white woman in this county a week
ago Thursday, was burned at the stake
In the public square here late yes
teTday, while thousands watched until
his tortures ended
Sheriff Bryant OF Dyer took the ne
gro to Union City Saturday night AMI
placed him in jail lie telephOned for
three officers OF this county TO bring
him through the country Sunday
morning. They left with Llgon IN a
car. when a mob stopped them and
took the negro.
The entire county knew Of the ZAP
ture and thousands Hooked to town
a trial vas arranged for and tnry
selected and the mob vas importuncc
10 withhold action until the jury de-
clded his fate, The negro confes,1 1d
his guilt.
An iron stake was driven In the
! ground and the negro vas tied 10 L.
lie was stripped Of his clothing and
red hot irons were applied TO all pa, 10
OF his body. Finally bonfire Was
built around him and he was buried
to death Then the spectators dis
peTsed No arrests were made
The evening world., 1917-12-03
TURKS SENDING JEWS
OUT OF JERUSALEM
Force of 100000 Tribesmen Of
fered by Thibetans TO Fight
for British.

THE HAGUE. Dec. S-Jews are
being evacuated from Jerusalem, nc
g, rdin= TO word received to-day from
Budapest
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec "a fight.
ing force Of 100000 men. comprising
priests and peasants OF the Thibetan
Plateau. has been offered TO the
british Government for service with
the Allies by Dalai. the Great Llama
ci Lassa, according to Edmund Heller
naturalist, who, after several month
exploring the wilds OF Thibet, has
returned to civilization. Mr. Heller
was hore to-day on his way to New
York with 300 specimens OF mammal,
for the American Museum.
Heller related the preparation,
being made In Thibet for the move.
msnt OF large number of triba
IA Arksmen and sharpshooters 10 TAX,
part In the war as allies OF GresN
lirltalL. He declared them TO be IN,
best marksmen In the world.
The evening world., 1917-12-03

TAKE POSITIONS
ON ITALIAN LINE

VIM ~ Il4cn .nun

WITH UtE IuLycff sulii
o.. rrALf re. o r'nlisi rrsssi
rr...b an. 900. ssolss have 'sb.n
n,'r tu.n,pD.a u on '.s sn'lfs
rI,sn River r...
trALfAr AMY UEADorAr
TEiH o. SOiuuiuS ITALf. sun
any. Ds7 2 1Iy he Associated
rrcaaJ lfpy} 'unE mas occurred On
the northern unn In tho last tNcnty.
fpur hours ln different sectors around
Monte Psfticl, between the Bfcntn
and ltsva Rivers, and on NeI.tta
Range. running tost ~ tho Bfen,p
Enrh pf 'b' opp 1g forces holds
plf' of these pu.l'..nr
THn general .ndition along tho
entire italian font has Improved lla.
tIn.tly In ~. inEt week Tho dofen.
siv" positionf uJ Tho northern limo nra
nov considered ls secure ~ those
along the Piiy, This. with the gnth.
criuE strength - NJ" Italian and Al.
he'd forces. has IrIioynd the gravity
OF the situation. Northeastern italy
Ia now inclos'l Nithln "A powerful
barrier on the north md east. which
Is considered sufficient 10 hold the
enemy
In 'Io mountains of the north tho
ltallnnH are along the southerly slopos
and tho enemy ON tho northern Slopes.
with the dividing sumnlta held alter.
natoly 10y one side or tho other as tho
action develops This brought on "A
fierce Gtruggio to-day around Monte
Pcrtica for possession OF ono Of its
chief elevations. called Hill 1919. held
by the enemy Italian forces executed
"a surprise movement carly In tho day
and drove the enemy from this POSI-
tiUu, but n was exposed Immediately
to a heavy concentration of the entire
a Ne'. .El from the surrounding
elevations.
The Italians fell back before this
hre, then rallied ana took tho hill
again. but once more were forced back
before the murdcrous concentration OF
batteries. The struggle went ON con-
ilnuousy up and down the slopes,
and the hill changed hands Ave more
times before the enemy re-cstablished
tho position.
At Melcttu the situation vas re-
vcTFcd. Enemy forces which attempt
81 20 take the Italian position wcr"
driven back.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
BoI-br'iL rsace Enyoy Recently IN
Prison ~ Germsn soy.

STOCKHOLM. De. 3--Nhdlnir
schnour. one or tho feuroson'a'lv's NJ
the BolShevlkl 10 the peace nogotittionr
At brett Litovsk was lrrestod AZ To'ro.
grad fortnight before the revolution
o' last March a. German Spy. accord
Ing 10 information obtained nv tho A..
ISOLATED Press from wcll-lnform"d
source.
Schnsur was released '1 the general
jnil delivery which camo after tho revo-
luton. lie kept himself concealed for
a time and then tsapponred ns 4 nom
Der OF the Soldiers aud Workmcn's de-
icgates. lie reached London IN S"ptcm-
ber accompanied by a woman and In
Rristocratic Russian circles In London
represented himself ~ a member of
secret organization pledged 10 restore
tho monarchy. At the same time he
vas organizing Bolshsvik committees
among the Russian Anarchists In Lon
don. After tho Bolshevik revolution he
returned TO FetroErad by way Of stock.
holm.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
NJ 'ADOO BUYS FIRST
THRIFT STAMPS As
CAMPAIGN BEGINS
Ncw York !, Called IN 10 Take
~ lIc- Full Allotment N
sII5.7i7.O8O.
lspssiai r,oo. . s,sN cssssseondsns
~ Ths GvsNinu Wogid.b


WAFiUFgTOS Dsa ssoreisfy
~ 'hH Treasury 81 Nioy ina1eufatsd
'o.ia, ths ~, billion dollar va
savings stamp rIuptlR1 by bayihf
Tho fIBi w.. s4vlusa aud frst thnf
'nHp7 s,Il tla viii present the
hrin imp FOO r,s youngest daughter.
Ellen Wilson M.Nd3o. Two years old.
grandi'urr's. - President Wilson.
Tho allp'mon' .f IN the basis % go
70 oscn man. woman and chlld In the
United s'ItSs Sow York state "
called upon 10 buy i2i55i7.0so; New
Jersey I6s.io2.5CO Connecticut, tgs..
s97.gso.
~ 80, fc.nry NrAIoo bought the
first stamp he said
War savings H. an epoch In our
national ne. Every man. woman and
child can now join tho growing army
that provide tho slncwB of war. for
war savings stamps make IL possible
Tor every LOYAL citizen to do his part
no matter how small that part may
be-.
The war savings campaign marks
IN" beginning OF now and, I hope,
permanent evolution OF American life
Self-sacriflce and self-denial have al
ways mHdo real men, and real men
are the basis OF strong nations. Those
Of US who help lay The foundation
stone Of thrift will be tho builders
OF n structure that will survive
through all time and we will be rem
dcring a service Of utmost Importance
TO our flag and our country"
The evening world., 1917-12-03
NEW YORK AVIATOR KILLED.
Erie \. Fowler Meets Accidental
Death In French Training Camn.

Eric Anderson Fowler, youngest son
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Anderson Fowler of
No 67s Park Avenue. was killed In an
aviation camp IN Pau, France. on Nov.
81. He was buried with fun military
honors on Nov, IS.
Young Fowler. q graduate OF Prince
on VAS j. wing m ambulance In
France until America entered the war.
He then enlisted In the aviation sec
ton Of the American Army, Two OF
his sisters are nurses In the American
hospital IN Paris. ono brother, Major
Harold Fowler is IN the American
Army In France and another, Dr. Rob.
ert H. Fowler. Is on duty ~ Camp
Mills,
The evening world., 1917-12-03
Farmer Accused OF killing His Wife
Says Robbers Did IL.

WAuSEON, o.. Dec. 3,-Frederick
Lehman. wealthy young Fulton County
farmer to-day was placed on trial here
FOR the mLrdcr OF his wifi, Grace. at
their farm northeast OF s, anton on
sent. Il last. Lehman claims that rob-
bers assaulted him in his barn, entered
and robbed his house and killed his
wife. The State expects to prove that
a revolver found secreted under the milk
house On theLehman farm belonged to
Lehman ana was the weapon which
killed her
The evening world., 1917-12-03
lloyd George Say. AIlies Need Only
the win 10 Win.

OTTAWA. Dee. S.-This statement
given a Petit Parisien representative
in Parts by Premier Lloyd George has
been received by the agency here Of
the Reuter- Telegram Company, Ltd:
"The moment Is very serious.
Everything must give way before tho
imIortance OF our object. We must
have tho will, the patience. the en-
durance and the tenacity. Then we
| shall conquer"
The evening world., 1917-12-03
BOGUS OFFICER TO PRISON..
CamounnEe with Uniform Helped
Uim Cash Had Cheeks.

Bccausr he posed as First Lieu
tenant Of the United States Medical
Corps and used his unifor INTO cash
bad checks. Charles Stewart Mondon.
Newburgh, ~ Y. was sentenced by
Judge Augustus n. Hand in the Fed
eral Court to-day TO serve a year and
a day In the Federal Penitentiary at
Atlanta.
Mondon. youth Of eighteen, was
s'll wearing his uniform when he ap-
pearcd In court. The Judge ordered
tho insignia stripped on the shoulders
guilty and admitted that he had cashed
bed checks Ia Cleveland. Buffalo and
Newhurgh
The evening world., 1917-12-03
kALtO|Nt MARCHES
ON MOSCOW WITH
100000 COSSACKS


dscisfst f.a IuHa. .s.1Iuiar
would hH.a aisI. ..u lIsI u. De
boufNs,iss s1d bY ,Y .rsfsnt a.fsH.
The Offmsn Itpsf t8I hls zen
erals s1'sfaf If.. ffr.IsN1us 9Th
Kryieuay usrause ~. Russian rsto.
infionis'a said tY r. nations lt ~"
world Tor ff.y f.H'bs ypu have
b@sn running fbe aaa = huudr q ?
millions Hunger ~ srr.1Ilng T'lsr
snt Wider
Tho russian feto.u'..u Das pointed
n way oui. md iFis makes ~ forget
'he want n nuIpr' surcssa Tie
Emperor has apps,n '1 ua a. equal
10 equal becauso hn kl1'r- q rsvoIu.
lion - 80 German pr'i"iarat. .
rebellion ~ .oIlIors 1rt p'tnntH.
would ho tho autnor n Ha Rhvo any
other ror,y"
The evening world., 1917-12-03
venice Believed safe From AUSTRIAN
Assault.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.--Venl % is
believed saved and tho Austro Ger
man advance az the Adriatic end OF
the Piavo River line has been nnltod.
according tu Rome 90 ples to-da5.
Marsh trenches" constructed hy
specially trained Italian troops
through the marshy terrain, have
checked the invaders Batteries Dn
monitors and other units of mo ital-
ian Navy. supported by dydrpnlanes
and motor boats. also figured IN the
rescue OF the city OF the DogGs
The evening world., 1917-12-03
RAIDS OF GERMANS
REPELLED BY FRENCH
\ iolent Artillery Actions at Several
Points Reported by Paris
War Once.

PARIS Dec. 3--Sohowhat violent ar
tlllcry activity on the Aisne front and
in The vcrdun region Is announced In to-
days war Office report
I'm the region Of St Quentin and
north or Fosses wood" says the report,
enemy raids upon our small posts were
rcpellod,
Between the Annette and the Aisne,
In the region east Of Rheims and on the
right bank OF the Meuse there was some
what violent artillery activity In the
course OF the night Tho cannonading
was intermittent on the remainder OF
the front"
The evening world., 1917-12-03
Uniforms May he Provided for At
tRchcs of EnyoyI und ConsuIs,

WASHINGTON, Dec, 3.--Legislation
a. provide United states Consular
officers and attaches ot American
embassies and legations with unit
forms iS 10 be sought at thl8 session
~ Congress by the state department.
An appropriation also IN t. he re-
queSted TO refund 20 Consular officers
hose families are stationed with
them abroad the expenses Incident
I" removing from one post 20 another
when 50 ordered b. the state De-
pRrtmenI
The evening world., 1917-12-03
OBITUARY NOTES.

George s Bogrrt. one OF the oldes,
nrws paper men In Bayonnc n J. died
al his nome. No. zoos Avenue &, yester.
day. aged Gtty-nvr
Robert Mcloy, former Secretary Of
the American League and later connect
ed with th' Boston American Lrarts
Club, Is dead I'm Milwaukee
Mrs. John Reid Christie. wife of n
New York Insurance man, is dead In
PariS, 80
MRS Emile Monroe salmon o. Brook
lyu is dead Al the home ~ her d,igbtsr
Mrs L.. purbln Dunlop, southern Pines
y g., aged eighty eight.
Joseph \, Cudlipp, for many voars an
engineer connected with the sugar in
dustry IN hayania' cuba, Is dead at hi.
lyn.
Joseph r, Fulpor Postmaster Of Wa an
iuEtpn y J.. four terms l.cQ '.trr.
daS, aEed seventy sLK
The evening world., 1917-12-03
RAILROAD CONGESTION
IS BEING ELIMINATED
If Snowstorm Does Not Interfere
Essential Freight Can Be Moved
on Cleared Tracks.

WASHINGTON. Dec 3.-New pri-
ority orders to settle the precedence
oi shipments OF coal. food. war ma
tcrial and general freight are not
contemplated at this time. and the
Government Is disposed to wait the
oulcome Of efforts now being made
~ tho Railroads Pooling Committee
20 clear traffic congestion.
Unless We have a snowstorm In
the next ten days.' said Walter s.
clifford. Director OF the Council OF
National Derense to-day, ut now
loeks a. though the railrosd men will
clear the tracks so that all essential
freight can be moved. The situation
is showing great Improvement"
The evening world., 1917-12-03
ESCAPED PRISONER CAUGHT.
Alleged Robber of Bank Presidents
Home Fled From Bellevue.

William Carol. nfty-eight, of No. 22s
Third Avenue. was arraisned before
Masistrat. Ten Eyck In Harlem Police
Court this morning on charge OF
burglary and held in F2,5o ball. lie was
arrested on Oct. 2, accused Of robblns
tn home OF Henry Hermann, President
y the Union Exchange National Bank,
who liyea at No. 81 Fast s0th Street
Carol said he was III when arrested
and WAS sent TO Bellevue. Hospital 4
prisoner. lie escaped In few hours. a
general police alarm was sent out for
him aud he was picked up last night By
detectives Rt Fret Avenue and twenty %
fourth Street. Carol, according to III"
police has served five terms In sing
Sing for burglary
The evening world., 1917-12-03
first SheII-CHsc Ftrcd by American
at Front II In Washington.

WASHINTTON, Doc. 3--Iho SleIl-
asa from which screamed the first
American sAo; fired al the German !n-
vaiers u France reaches President
wilson lato this afternoon. II will be
~ esented 90 the Executive at the White
House by Representative Din and the
other members OF the Congressional
Committee that visited the trenches re-.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
GERMANY WILL Be BEATEN,
PERSHING'S WORD TO U. S.
Bishop Wilson Reads Message OF
Cheer From American Com
manier in France.

Bishop Luther B. WIl'on. recently
retu Iod from France on a mission
for the Y Nj. C. A.. spoke yesterday
afternoon before the West Side
Bralsh. II read this message given
him b IN. Pershing:
Tell them there IL no ground for
the heresy that Germany cannot be
sGa .Gn. Germany can be beaten
Germauy mus, be beaten aud Ger.
man i Ue beaten"
The evening world., 1917-12-03
Confirms Hanging OF Soldier Who
killed French Girl.

WASHINGTON, Dec, S,-The War
Department to-day reviewed and con-
rirmed the execution OF Private Frank
Cadus. infantryman In the Pershng
expedition for the murder OF seven
ycar-old French gin. The papers IN the
case showed Cadus, while drunk, at
tackled the child. strauglcd her and
threw her body on n pile OF rubbish
whore her father found H. Cadus was
hanged.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
Kni.d Trying TO heard Train.

Charles A. Carrotta. No, 1895 Forty
first street Brooklyn. was killed this
morn w when he tried to board NOV
ing ira. Of the culver Line at Thlr-
Ieenth AN,uuo ana Thlrty-seventh
street. brooklyn, The train was just
pullinV out ot tho station when Car
retta "a toward g. He slipped and fell
between n, first and second cars. Car
retta was n meter indeXcr for the Edl-
son Electric Company.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
iirem-n aud EnRInemcn May Also
Ash for Advanced Pay.

CLEVELAND. o.. Dee, 3.---Wage de-
mands from more than one hundred
'housani members Of the Brotherhood 1
Of Locomotive Firemen and Englnemen
may be added TO those presented 20
railroads saturday by the Brotherhood :
Of Railway Tra!nmen and Conductors.
4 MAS learned hege to-day Chairman
OF the firemeh are to meet IN Chicago
Dec. 10 10 discuss the aiy.sabil.ty OF
Rsking Increased pay.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
Executed for Murder Of Constable
--nrother serving Time.

ALTOONA, Pa" Dec. 1~-Frank A,
Wendt of this city was executed at
RockNlew to-day for tho murder of Con-
stable Michael McGinlcy IN June. 1915.
Wendt's brother Walter who was CON
victed - murder IN second degree for
his part In Mc'iinley's death Is serving
a twenty year sentence Ia the Western
Psnitenuary.
The evening world., 1917-12-03

cumvent charged wires O'Brien built
Il bridge In a nearby wood and throw
1t across the wires. II broke under
his weight and o'Brlen says he can
Stiil feet the shock lie dug Il tunnel
with his hands under the wires and
he was free.
A brIcf cablesram has been re.
ccred by his mother. Mrs. Margaret
OBrion, Shying hc had escaped FROM
Germans and that he would soon be-
homo. O'Briou viii try TO join the
American Aviation Corps.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
DIED..

CAGNEY-At Jersev Citv on Dec 3. 1917.
TIMOTHY q. CAGNEY, beloved nus
band OF Winifrcd CaRney. OF 3O6 orden
ave. JERSEY Citv
Notice OF funeral later.
FOHHEsrER.-JACoB FoRREsrER.
Campbell FUNERAL CHURCH. Ser
tlcss private. lnterment Canada.
The evening world., 1917-12-03


Lieut. Patrick OBrion. au Ancrl.
can member ~ Tho British Royal ~.
ing Corps. who was brought down In
n ono sided battle by the Germans
and who had been taken into Ger
many on his way 10 q prison camp.
Jumped from Tho train which was go-
ms thirty miles m hour and by
many heroic and clever moves man
aged 10 get into Holland safely ana
then back to ENGLAND.
On the morning OF Aug. II enemy
gunners forced him 10 land. but he
got back To his lines. Later IN The
day ne. with Ave other machines. was
engaged by twenty German actps.
O'Bricn engaged four Of them. ~
accounted for one Of them before 10
was shot In tho hip. lie foll with h!s
damaged plane 5000 feet.
when ho rcgIincd consciousness hc
was IN a German hospital. when he
was being taken to Germany he
Jumped from the moving train and by
walking at night and swimming
rivers M" managed to reach HOLLAND.
lIc was o. fugitive for .euiy-tYo
dnya. lin hHd marrow escape whcl
he was In sight of his goal To cir.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
Buisaria 90 Open Negotiations Win
Russia.

AMSTERDAM. Dec 3,-Bulgaria has
decided 70 open negotiations with
Russia, In accordance with her allies
and has sent reply TO this eject TO the
Russian Government, SOMA despatch
says. This Announcement was made In
the Bulgarian Parliament by Premier
Radosiavon.
The evening world., 1917-12-03

United Verde Copper Company has
Just paid the regular quarterly diyi-
dcnd OF IS cents and an extra ~
cents A month ago the usual extra
- cents share was omitted Tor the
ii"st time in seventeen months
The evening world., 1917-12-03
Russian Deputntiop Arrives at
Command Of Prince Leopold,

BERLIN. Dec "a Russian deputa-
tlon. to-day's official statement Gays,
has arrived at the command OF rrlnce
Leopold of Bavaria with IN" object Of
arranging general armistice.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

American Woollen Company, reg
uln- quarterly dividends OF Sl2h on
common and Sl.75 on preferred stock
u, tn payable Jan. Is. Books clos,
Dec, 49, reopen Dec. rs.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
Forces Commanded hy Col. Nc
kinstry Fight Alongside
British TommieS.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Dec. 3.--LarEc numbers of
American Army engineers wording
on tho British railways In the region
OF Couzeacourt. caught In the Ger
nan turning movement, escaped by
lying IN sholl holes and promo on the
ground wdiic tho British fired over
them.
A British General told the CORE.
spondent that hs could not praise
them too highly.
The engineers ~ero mainly from
Now York.
The evening world., 1917-12-03
HELP WANTEp-MACE.

DRNrGHTsMAN- -Mschanical drsuEhtsmsS q.
PlAtnhuIs engine and boiler factory. S35 per
s,fau,. K singer Office. SO Maiden Lane h,ss. a.
I,V r. NJ =.
The evening world., 1917-12-03

silver quoted At IS IS cents ar
ounce up rs cents, foNernmcnI
viii fix A price for silver as price
haa Increased so per cent since the
United States entered the war.
The evening world., 1917-12-03

Standard Motor Construction Com
pany, extra dividend of 10 per cent,
payable Dec, 22 to stock record
Dec. 10.
The evening world., 1917-12-03

Chicago, Milwaukee & So. PAU system
S45J3iy Net after taN decreased 222'-
311, Ten nonths gross Increased Sl,l'-
So Net after TAX, Sl9 CASSIE, decrease
Iii2,Sl
The evening world., 1917-12-03
CHICAGO CORN MARKET.
,sw WORK COTTON EXCHANGE

Markell Closed HtntThIy WtNh, on II
"a lS points October was ,lrm, eNcCp-
lion showing gain OF ~ points.
The evening world., 1917-12-03

swift A Company sales Of Berf In New
N'rI t'lty for the week eAdinE saturday,
.sr l averaged Rs fo'lowa. Domestic
bssi. IA.s7 cent? per pound--AaNL
The evening world., 1917-12-03

New York Central Systcm--Ten
months moss earnings Increased SG,.
~" ''o aftcr tax So ls2 SIS. decrease
tlg,Si3,5S.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-02-03
FORFEITURE NOTICE

To Elizabeth G.. Harris formerly
Jones) and her heirs, assigns, grant
ees and any and all persons claiming
any interest whatever, by, through
or under her, of, in or to the East
ern, the Western and the North Side
Lode mining claims:
You are hereby notified that
have expended three hundred dol
lars $4,000 in labor and improve
ments upor the Eastern, the West
ern and the North Side Mining
claims, as recorded with the county
recorder of Esmeralda county, Ne
vada, mining locations, in order tc
hold said premises under the provis-
ions of Section 1924, Revised Stat
utes of the United States, being
the amount required to hold the
same for the year ending Dec. 31st,
1916.
And if within ninety days after
the publication of this notice you
fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditure, as
co-owner, your interest in said
claims will become the property of
the subscribed, under said section
2324.-
WILLIAM A. LICHLITER.
First pub-Jan. 81, 1917
Last pub-April FL, 1917.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-02-03
ANNUAL STATEMENT

OF the Nevada Sulphur company
for the year ending December 81,
1916.
Location of mine, Rabbit Hole
mining district, county of Hum
boldt, state of Nevada.
DEBIT
December 81, 1916, to cash on
hand, $94.63.
To assessments collected during
1916, none.
To amount received from other
sources, $27 ,02O.23.
CREDIT
Mine expense in year 1916,
$11,725.71.
General expense in year 1916,
$~2,O43.78.
Paid dividends in year 1916,
none.
Balance on hand December 81,
1916, $6,99O.35.
A. #. FLETCHER, Secy.
First pub-2-3-17
Last pub-2-24-17