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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
RICHMOND WELCOMES
MERCHANTS OF SOUTH
Better Acquaintance Week Opens
To-day With Brilliant
Prospects.
MANY INTERESTING EVENTS
Wcll-Known Speakers to Discuss Pc
culiar Problems OF Merchandising
Which Have Been Brought On by
War Conditions.

Richmond is ready to rcCciv. tho
greatest number OF out-of-town mcr-
chants that ever visited Richmond. for
Better Acquaintance Week which be-
gins this morning at IL o'clock. Mayor
AinSlic will start the ball rolling i'll
his address of welcome to one of the
most serious and wide awake bodies
OF Southern merchants that ever con-
vcncd for the purpose of mutual benc-
fit.
Following Mayor Ainslics address.
there will he cnliEhteninC and matter
of-fact speeches by such experts or
national prominence as r. Is. Sydnor,
Of Richmond, What Are We Here
For" First Principles OF Merchan-
disinE. by Norman II. Johnson" and
How to Figure Cost" by J. Z. Walker.
of Detroit. Luncheon and a theatcr
party at the Lyric will follow this
discussion.
WINDOW DRESSING CONTEST
ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION
One of the most interesting fea-
lures Of to-day will be the window
dressing contest. SO Ear, sixteen
lsroad street stores have announced
their entrance. Many additional en-
tries are expected and the contest is
certain to prove a most interesting
one There are to he five prizes award
ed to the winners. First prize, S2J:
second prize Sl5; third prize. $40. and
two prizes of honorable mention. The
contestants have been allowed full
latitude. both in the subject and style
of their window displays. and 1t is cx-
pectcd that many strikingly original
ideas will he forthcoming.
The officers who have charge OF en-
pertaining the visitors have requested
that all the heads of firms and us
many OF their statesmen as possible be
at the auditorium of the John Marshall
High School promptly at IL o'clock.
Among their many difficult duties.
tho officers have found it especially
hard work TO obtain enough automo-
bilcs from citizens for the sight
ing tour which is scheduled on Thurs
day afternoon. from 1850 to o'clock.
All owners who choose to lend the use
of their automobiles may drive 1t them
selves or send along 4 chauffeur to
drive it. Many automobiles have been
secured, but there are not enough for
the great crowd that is expected. All
public spirited citizens who have not
done so, but who ere willing to lend
the use of their automobiles are re-
Qucsted TO notify w. T. Dabney, bust
ness manager Of the Chamber Of Com
merCc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
OICKERSON MADE CAPTAIN
Elected H~nd OF Home Guard COM
pany Of First Regiment
hssociatlon.

Organization OF the home guard
rrnpany Of the First Regiment AS
Hrc!ntipn was perfected at meeting
n"h last night in the First Regiment
irnory. Henry G.. Dickerson was
"l"r'"h captain: John c. Hagan. first
!!Hvt"nant. and j. T.. Cherry. second
Lieutenant. DIR. NJ. d. Hoge was made
Surgeon. Noncommissioncd officers will
y" named next Monday night.
T!a company is composed exclusive
~ II former members OF the First
regiment. 1t will hold regular drills
m each Monday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
itOiIbrrles iteDorted

Jacob Harris, 2i6i Darlington Street.
reported 10 the police yesterday that
ms p.ace mad been entered and a bag
containing IS stolen
Inc Chcatwood- Warren Co rcportcd
mat us store had been entered by Il
coal chute and 81 stolen from the cash
register.
simon Scott reported that gold
hamilton watch had beeh stolen from
ms Goa, while he wns at work at Byrd
Street Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
DR.. GRAVES COMMISSIONED
city BncterioloEist Hecomr. JI-nf.n-
ant In Medical NeIerve
tOTDu,

DR.. *. - Graves. City Eac,.rrir.
Eist, yesterday received hls comm!s s!.f.
as hrst lieutenant IN the mnnlra!
reserve corps. Dr. Graves io!n.f ,ns
corps in June. hut his corn,ninrirr mas
not forwarded TO him by the War Dc.
par'mcht until this time. He rs nor
awaiting orders for active duty.
pr' graves ~ the second member OF
'hc stan Of Or. Roy X Flanagan,
'h!c' hcalth officer. 10 receive com
nASSioi III the medical corps. DR..
Henry ;. stern, Medical Inspector, hav-
ing hccn commissioned and ordered into
service TWO months ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
WILL OPEN BOYS SCHOOL
Anvertan Order Acquires propert,
Formerly Occupied by Miss Elicit,
on LnurcI Street

Tho building at "a North Laurel
street, used for some years by Miss FL
!c'ts school, which is moving to the
country, has been acquired by the
.Aaverian brothers who will open a
high grade school for boys The or
DER had expected to build this summer
but has deferred action because OF the
hiEh cost OF materials and labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14

hour this morning. when the masons,
printers. carpenters and other work
men quit work. AS the men received
their orders TO lay down their tools
they went quietly home. and no incl
dents so far have been reported.
Some OF the strikers declared the
general strike would last only twenty
four hours. and the movement was one
in sympathy with the railroad men.
Shops open usual and the
population is Indifferent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
CALL ON MAYOR AINSLIE
Officers of New York Regiment on
Guard Duty Here Visit
CITY Hall

colonel Ernest G. Jannicky. COM
handing the Forty-scvcn,h Infantry,
national Guard of New York: Captain
T.. Il. Post and Chaplain Percy T. Ed =
rop yesterday called upon Mayo
George AinSlic and were cordially VOL
coined to the city. The Forty-seycnth
Infantry has just arrived in Richmond
for guard duty. relieving the Fin
Maryland Regiment
The visitors were introduced TO Mayor
Ainsl!c 10y Lieutenant Herbert f.. Faith
"rstonc, Of the Richmond Blues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
Chief Werner In Newpor, News,

Accompanle by his wife. Major
Louis Werner, Chief of Police. left for
Newport News last night to attend the
annual convention Of the State Associa e
lion OF chiefs OF Police. Among those
VINO WIZ ap"ak at the two-day confer
1ence are Rev. !. sidney Peters state
prohibition Commissioner: Or. j. Il.
,Mastin secretary Of the state Board of
Charities and Corrections. and Douglas
Gordon. formerly Of this city. cap
tain r. r. Sowcll viii act during the
absence OF the chief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
PocKiinston to he nrourb, u,r,

John Iockllngton. arrested on Sat
urday in Ba fillmore on the charge Of
kidnapping his twelve-ycar- sis
ter from the Blue Ridge Industrial
School. AT Dyke, Va. will be brought
here for trial Detective Thurman was
sent after the man. The girl vas com
United 70 the care of the school by
the State Board OF Charities and Cor
rectioRs. after being before the Juve-
milo Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
VIII Erect AbattoIr.

EinEan & Company. meat packers.
arc having plans prepared for an up
to-datc abattoir to he constructed on
the hermitage Road, at an approximate
cost of $4,000 The main building. II
Is understood, will be of reinforced
concrete and will be equipped with the
most modern beef and hog killing ma
chincry. including cold storage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
.HIRSCHBERC MENTIONED
TO OPPOSE MONTAGUE
Chairmap OF Administrative Board
: May Become Candidate for
g. Congress Next Year.
O.FLAHERTY ALSO MENTIONED
Politicians Look Forward to Inter-
esting Three-Corncrcd Fig lit.
Hirschbcrg Has Been Promised
Strong Support if lie Enters Race.

With the Euberna, orial campaign out
OF the way. politicians are turning
their attention t. the coming cam
paign for Congress year away. the
primary TO be held next August
From present Indicate II appears
certain that Congressman \. j. Mon
tacue will have opposition. Two names
have already been prominently men
toned as likely candidates. They are
John Hirschhcrg. chairman Of the Ad-
ministrativc Board. and u. c. ORA
herty a we'll known praEticinE attor-
ney.
In the past Mr.. O'Flaherty's name
has been frequently suggested in con-
nection with the seat now occupied by
Governor Montague. IT is understood
that the former is feeling his way be-
fore making decision. it is known
that MIR. HirschberE has been asked by
numerous friends TO enter the race
against former Governor Montague,
and in some quarters he has been
promised strong support IL he Will
come forward as candidate.
DECISION DEFENDS ON FATE:
e, OF ADMINISTRATIVE BOAR.'
whether Mr. Hirschbcrr will enter
the race will depend largely, ii is un
derstood. upon the fate of the Admin
istrative Board. In certain circles l.
is freely predicted that the survey OF
the Oily government, now being made
by the New York Bureau Of Munich
nal Ecsearch. will result in the abo!i-
ton Of the Administrative Board
Should this occur, it is believed that
Mr. HirschberE will certainly be II
candidate in opposition to Congress
man Montague.
In this event. friends of Mr.. OKLA
herty are certain hat the race will bt
a three corncrcd affair. for strong
pressure is being brought TO bear upon
him to announce his candidacy.
1t is not believed likely that any:
thing definite in this connection viii
he learned for several weeks. at least
but official circles are already pay
ing close attention 10 the situation
and interesting developments are an
ticipated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14

Lee Johnson. colorcd. a chauffeur
employed by w. S. Il. Mayo. sol West
Franklin Street. WAS granted CON
tinuance in Police Court Yesterday
morning when arraigned on a charge
OF using an automobile without the
owner consent According to tcs-
tnohy Johnson was joyriding in Hen
rico County late on Saturday nirht
and smashed into two vehicles while
gong at high rate of speed. The
automobile. valued at $500. was
wrecked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14

Two suits wcro FLED yesterday in
the Law and Equity Court against
a. NJ Gunst. Harry McNiven. Jake
Wells and Otto Wells. formerly trad
ing as the ScreenlRnd Company The
Metropolitan Engraving Company and
Whitmore & Garrett are the plaintiffs,
each asking $500 damages alleged due
on promissory notes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
FORMER LIQUOR DEALER
is PLACED UNDER ARREST
Hugh Mcclure Charged With ifnvinE
More Ardent Spirits Than Pro-
hibition Inv Permits.

Hugh Mcguire. "A former liquor deal
err was arrested yesterday by Patrol
man Harry T.. Sweet on charge Of
having more ardent spirits than the
prohibition law permits. Sweet raided
the house. 23I6 East Grace Street, and
found hfty-one quarts OF whisky.
twenty quarts OF wine and sixty-one
bottles of beer.
Ed Nash, co,orcl. WAS arrested yes
terday for soliciting orders for liquor.
No contraband goods was found on
the man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
Very sincerely yours.
NORA SW AN.

MISS Swcetman had a room at SIS
East franklin. and took her meals at
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
ciaAon Cafeteria Her home is in
Lofts, Md. in which place she now IS
Miss Stratton stated last night tha,
the matter of the young woman's dis
appearance had been satisfactorily ex-
planned 10 her. but that Miss Sweet
man would probably not return to the
city She had not been in training
IN any of the Richmond hospitals. but
mad received her training in Whining
ton. Del.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
Fail, Of Quorum.

Action on matters pending before
the Council Committee on Streets was
delayed yesterday afternoon when the
regular meeting Of that body had to
be postponed on account OF the lack
Of quorum present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
chenapenk- and ohio Farming.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company reports estimated gross rove
nue. Tor the week ending August as
ssa9'co2' an Increase OF s73,956. From
January ] TO August the gross earn
ings have been s3l.4!2.3sS. an Increase
Of 31.362.337.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
Fined for Calling Policeman Liar.

Arthur German was fined $40 and
costs yesterday by Police Justice
Crutchfeld for calling Patrolman L. p.
Waldrop liar during the progress
OF a hearing on a charge of being in
tcXicated. He was fined tho same
amount on the original charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
Aldermen Meet To-Nirht.

The monthly meeting of the Board
of Aldermen will DO held at o'clock
tonight, at which time measures
adopted last week by tho Common
Council will como up for concurrence.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23

be sold at public auction, on me wv
day OF January. 1917, at Z o ei9's
m, to pay said assessment, ana SEA a;d
order having been suspended ana sa q
sale enjoincd by temporary wiz
prohibition issued out OF the Sup'em;d
Court OF the State of Nevada, ana sa,o
temporary writ OF prohibition I'D a'd
been by the Supreme court OF NV M
dsmis sed on the 18th day OF M ns,h
1917. and the order OF said Elsa .hs
Judicial District Court made On rore.
10Th day Of November, i9io, az
said, permitted to be carried OUT,
Notice is hereby given, that p a;s;al
ant to the order OF the Eighth Juu'.a,n
District Court OF the State oil Ne'a '',,
in and for Lyon County, made ,o ~
entered on the 25th dav Of May, n Ia
!. HE undersigned receiver l9' ' g.,
insolvent corporation. Will on., ne
sale, and sell at ~ublic auction " =" 4
highest bidder for cash, at the ot.' !,
the Smith Valley Mines Con'ai,, Nv, 81
Yerington. Nevada, on the /th uI ri a
July, 1917, at 2 o'clock p. M, az n;,al
the issued and outstanding ea I'm.
stock Of the Smith VALLEY Mines so 10,
pany upon which said assess''''"
shall not have been pad. !. ,be
Dated at Yerinctor Nevada ~
18th day Of May, 1917. nrp
" Receiver.
First publication. June 2, ~ ~
Last publication, June IS, iSH'
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP NAME

The undersigned, Mrs. Annie West and l..
y. West, both OF icrngtou, Lyon County
State of Nevada, hereby certify:
That they have this day entered into a
partnership for the purpose Of carrying on and
conducting the business Of hardware. mcr-
camille machinery and merchandise In the CT
ty Of ieriugton, Lyon County, Nevada, al
wholesale and retail and have adopted g
partnership name, or the designation OF West
Hardware Company
That their residences are in the City Of
Ieringtox Lyon County, State OF Nevada,
Dated at 4eriugtou, Nevada, this 18TH day
OF June y. d. 1917.
l., a. West
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23
BUY A LIBERTY BOND.

In the matter OF the Creditors az the
Smith Valley Mines Company. A
corporation, ex rel Stephen O'Bri.
en-, Petitioner,
VS..
Frank S. Cox. ct al, Stockholders ~
tne smith Vallev Mines Company,
a corporation, Respondents.
IN orqer having been, on the 10Th
aay OF November, 1910, made and en-
tereo IN the Eighth Judicial District
SouTt OF the State Of Nevada, in and
TOT Lyon County, levying an assess
ineht OF one cent per share on all OF
the issued and outstanding capital
STOCK OF the Smith Valley Mines Com.
pany' an lnsolvent corporation, and di
recung that all of said stock upon
which said assessment was not naid
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23

Knierim, George Willard
Kemp, William D.
Litter, Giuseppe
Litter, Gino
| Lazzari, Anacleto
| I,atasa, Luis
Lang, Edward Milton
Leach, Arthur Horton
Manzi, Giovanni
| Machado, Antonio Freitas
| Masini, Laurence
Martin, Gail Ellsworth
Martin, Frank Edward
Mania, Alfred Mauricio
Mania, Guilherme M.
Mania, John Mauricio
Moriconi, Giuseppe
Miller, Aaron Harrison
Minkey, George
Minkey, William
Mitchell, Gus.
Mizone, Kakuhei
Mediin, Alfred Richard
Meyers, Jesse Hugo
Mcleod, Dan Robb
Mcleod, Mason Ellis
Mckenzie, William Joseph
McCreery, George Lapsley
Moriconi, Alessandro
oriconi, FREDERICK
Moriconi, Ermede
Morse, Robert Charles
Mufi, Giorg
Mullin, Andrew Laurence
Nesbit,t George Ergar
Netherton, Stanley Lucas
Nugent, George Thomas
Nugent, Austin ].
O'Malley, Martin ].
Orbaiz, Sebastian
Pollastrin, Angelo
Pardini. Alessandro
Petroni, Pietro
Pennington, Carl Herbert
Polito, Paul Lodoyicco
Preston, Frank
Puccetti, Angelo
Continued in next issue)
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23

FOR SALE.-Upright pi4no in first
class order; elegant mahogany case !:
also mahogany stool; very reason
able. Apply p o. Box 8, Wabusla
Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23

If you want shoe for dress and
wear, get Crusader at Sandmann's
advt.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23
STATE or NEVADA

On this IS day Of June. y. d. One thous.
and nine hundred and seventeen, before
me, the Undersigned. a Notary Pubic IN and
for Lyon County. State OF Nevada personally
appeared Mrs. Annie West and T.. a. West.
personally known 10 me 10 be the same per
sons described ia the foregoing instrument 10
writing, and acknoWlcd to me that thcs
executed the same, freely aud voluntarily. and
for the uses and purposes therin mentioned.
WITNESS my hand and Notariai seal at
Yerington, Nevada, the day and year IA this
Certificate first above written.
Clark ]. Guild
Notary Public in and for Lyon County
State OF Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23

EgueS, Elios
Giammattei, Ernesto
Giurlani, Giuseppe
Giometti, Ella
Harrys, Mike
Johnson, Raymund Douglas
Johnson, Clarence Mervin
I,aborde, Peter
Moschini, Guido
Monticello, Peitro
Monichetti, Gisberto
Martini, Alessandro
Matteoni, Silvo
Matteoni, Ferdinando
Mazzanti, Angelo
Mignele. Venanaio
Pacini, Luigi Pietro
Pacini. Basilio
Puccinelli, Nincenzo
Piccinini, Francisco
Pierini. Pietro
Perondi, Piacentino
Perkins, Daniel
PERI, Sabatino
Pagni, Attic
Pagni, Silvo
Outlet, Adolfo
Quilici, Vincenzo
Quilici, Duilio
Quilici, Emanuel Martin
Quilici, Smeraldo
Outlet, Salvatore
Quilici, America
Quilici, Petro
Quiriconi, Giuseppe
Ouiriconi, Pulindo
Ouiriconi, Ferdinando
Quiricono, Silvio
Quda, Bibiano
Santa, Vittorio Della
Selmi, Oreste
Sario, Nicomedes
Sorini, Duilio
Sario, Eldefonso
Salas, Santiago
Sacchini, Silvio
Tonveronachi, lilo
Teglia, Luigi
Tamantini, Piacentino
Nieri, Giuseppe
Walmsley, Thomas Gilbert
Rae, Julio Hensler
Ricco, Virgilico
Randall, Arthur Hazlett
Right, Alfredo
Rising, Richard H.
Wabuska Precinct
Buckingham, Archibald Fred.
Beckman, Charles John
Cummings, Simon Volney
Damon, Truxton Werner
Daniels, Thomas Euthimion
Farias, Antoine Laurence
Farrell, William Clay
Fettic, George Reuben
Gray, George
Gallagher, James Francis
Krznarich, Paul
Karvelas, There's
Krznik, George
Munroe, Harry Robert
Maxwell, Eddie
Perkins, Augustus Gear
Pappas, James
Pongrace, Mike John
Pappas Angelo Sans
Ross, Van Grover
Rapozo, John Jess
Smith, Isaac
Sweat, Lucius Allen
Schneider, Theodore Henry
Stone, Rhea c.
Shock, Clyde Leslie
Somich, Mike
Todoroff, Nick
Vnynovich, Mourko
Warren, Walter Grant
Wills, Lee Lafayette
Artesia Precinct
DeVroey, Leslie E.
Mound House Precinct
ARMS, Louis
Balloon, William Paul
Battersby, Elwyn
Barage, Juan Banito
Buonamici, Nello
Buonamici. Attic
Ballardin, Antonio
Ciucci, Giovini Pasquali
Dericco, Armando
Disantro, Mario
Ezra, Giovanni
Frugoli, Petro
Frugoli, Giovanni
CALI, Peter
Henriques. Frank Maria
Hasapis, George Peter
Higuera, Salvatore
Jones, Charles Emmons K.
Kulis, Mahale, Leftere
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23
.ilts11relis. Iol1n George

kutSurel1S, E1nanuei Antonio
kans, Lawrence Newell
Llanas, Leonardo
Mitchell, Roy HOWE
Martini, George Emilio
Pieri, Guido 4
Pappadakis, John Manson
Paoli, Ostaquio
Sagris, Speros George =
Strive, Marcus
Stoye, George Alfred
Seifert, Robert
Setencich, Lao
Trumbo, Henry Harrison
Tower, Wells Merline
Tolari, Mario
| Tzortzis, Antonio Haralabos
Vatsakis, Antonio Emanuel
Ludwig Precinct
Angelich, Milovan
| Anderson, Anders
Andonoff, Highk
Ashley, Fred Turner
Bobolakis, Stelliss
Baumgarten, William
Begelari, Antonio
Beljan, Steve
Belli, Giulio
Bonora, Ettore
Belian, Petar
Beljan, Init
Cam, Wentworth Prescott
Corpening, William Alonzo
Clements, John Randolph
Curtis, Hubert Gordon
Cairns, Robert
Cameron, William Phillip
Caqecqenr, Kacicidur
Church, Ambroza
Carlton, Dave Pierce
Drmis, Stipan
Doud, Thomas Franklin
Farrell, James Monroe
Farlinger, Claud Mervine
Foross, Yurko
Falasche, Natalie
Farrell, Thomas Jefferson
Goldsworthy, William Henry
Hughson, Frank William
Hanson, Frank Edward
Holiday, Thomas Harrison
Harris, Charlie
Irving, Joseph Jr.
Johnson, Edward Ben
kapatanakis, Demetrius
knipp Stuart
Kovacevich, Jandre
kronquist, Edwin William
Kachicopoulas, Demetrius
katsulis, Dimitrios
Liechty, Albert Ray
hampshire, Thomas Henry
Lennard, Lloyd Palmer
Lazovich. Miter
Miller, Richard Ernest
Maret, Harold Wallace
Murphy. Marion Randolph
Mockel, Irwin
Mons. Emil
Micheals, James Madden
Monroe, Louis William
Mckinley. Thomas Thorn
Marosis, George
Mcdowell, Ralph Leonard
Malishich, George
Niemi, Peter
Nicolino. Bart
Nolan, Philip Edward
Orizas, Manuel
Obradovich, Radonier
Piscen, Giovanni
Pardini, Ralph
Petre, Eornnes
Paraskakis, Andreas
Prseian, Sam
Popovich, Mako
Popivada, Spiro
Pricco, Guillio
Petrovich, Dusan
Perrin, George Edward
Popovich, Gjurro
Raley, Lon Wintford
Riker, Oliver Perry
Radman, Petar
Radakovich, Name
Sopis, Chriest Ray
Seller, George Alex. Frazer
Small, David Grosvenor
Sartori, Martin
Sutija, Petar
Stevens, Thomas Kent
Stadt, John Milton
Soberanes, Richard Roman
SINH, Guisseppi
Slicitiovitch, Mitar
Suliotz, Dremetius
| Scavavino, Louis Gregg
Smith, Clarence Harold
| Thomson, Denton
hA~tN,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23

.OdNlOl1, NJlCll I<pN dlN
Sanders, William Penn
Spelzini, Giovanni
Smart, Earl Chester
Snyder, Homer
Shanks, Claude
Thompson, Dean Bartowe
Thomas, Alfred Barnaby
Walsh, Lionel Luke
Wheeler, William Chase
Washut, George
amauchi, Frank
Mason Valley Precinct No. |
Alonzi, Giuseppe
Andreotti, Giuseppe
Balm, Van
Bassanelli, Attilio
Barsellos, Frank
Barr, Robert George
Barth, Wesley Edward
Barth, Melvin Leroy
Baker, Alfred Lee
Baker, John A.
Berger, Albert
Brown Jean Albert
Brown, Claude Harlon
Beaman, Ralph Waldo F..
Bob, Joe
Bob, Johnny
Bliss, Henry
Barton, James Frances
Bovard, Albert James
Bovartd Francis Virgil
Bergstrom, Edward
Bishop, Leon Roscoe
Behrends, Frederick Fred
Burt, Curties Fairbairn
Cofer, William Walter
Catterson, George Raymond
Cunha, Manuel Maria
Gina, Piotro
Conway, Harry
Christiani, Andrew
Cline, Clyde
Ceccarelli, Aurelio
Cortell, Leroy Reed
Cortell, Raymond Emick
Depoali, William
Depoali, Bort
Demers, Henry O.
Deleray, Bert r.
Dias, Joe Bernardo
Dropulic, John
belong, Steve St. Bruha
DIM, Eduardo
DIM, Giuseppe
Dick, Frank
Fabri, Amos
l'ranko, John M.
Freitas, Frank
Franco, Luciano
I'urtado, Frank
Frkovich, Steve
Fox, Charles Francis
Francesconi, Giuseppe
Freeman, William James
Freeman, Clarence Winthrop
Feretti, Landro
Freitas, Fernando
Fanny, Eustach
Fabbini, Joe
Guild, Clark ].
Green, Frederick Israel
Gamboni, Albert
Clifford, Roy Lorraine
Grannoni SeverinO
Gallagher, Joseph Willard
Gilleland, Ernest
Gilleland, Eugene
Goldsworthy, James George
Gregory, Laurence
Hartshorn, Myron Hugh
I1illiker, Bert
IIironymous, Raymond Rufus
tIironymous, Gerald Henry
Horgan, Lionel Anthony
Hamlin, Herbert Jr.
Hamlin, Emmett Morse
Haggerty, Mervyn Dennis
Heyn, Chester A.
Hanson, Elmer
Houten, Bort
Isola, Domenio
Johnston, Mason Allen
Johns, William Henry
Kaufman, Chester
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23

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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-06-23

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