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DEvoNsHIRE RESULTS

Star Baby. Iii tJackson). $3.50. $3.50. $40.
won: Cobrita. lc6 tJohnson). 1920. $3.50. scc-
ond. Rafferty,. lCG tMolcsworth,. $500. third.
Time. :5e l.a. Ruth S,athcm. Attorney Muir.
ias!y Mabel, Lady G.. Little Menard;
Lightly also ran.
Second.::six iurionss,rrank Coleman. ioi
Ill tClaverl. $3.50. 1870. second Royal In
tcrest. 100 DrcycD. $40: third: Time.
1914 10. King Mart. Page White. wavoIins,
bible. Ruth Esther also ran.
Third-hve and half furlonss-I.ang-
horne. no tClaverl. 81. 81. $40. won: Adalid.
ll3 tEolan), $3.50. Bi0. second: Eulosy. Jos
tMcDermotD, $3.50, third. Time. 1907 I-5.
Ruth Strickland, David Craig. Yorkviiie.
Gladiola also
Fourth-six fur.onss-zindc!. lO7 tCiross).
sonJ, $3.50. $40. second: Robert Msntcil.
100 (l:ilsworth). $40. third. Time. I:i3 3-5
1'alcbcarer Valerie West Lady Mildred.
Irivet Petal. Blue Racer. Indiscrct. Carl.
Wat. Gaincr also ran.
Fifth-one milo-Alda. loS tMoIesworth).
inoion5. $3.50: $40. second: Budweiser. ios
!Smith,. 81; third. Time. l:i i-a. Virginia
Feat hcrdustcr. Encore. Kilkenny also ran.
SiXth.-one miic-'rsrlcton r., i0t Johnson).
s.Iso. 81. $3.50. won: Fenrock lJa tDreycrj.
Worlds Wonder. January, P.ntcfract Ash
Can. Lady Innocence also
Sevonth-onc mile and 0uartcr--Rlack-
Starhird. 10? Claver). IS. 81. second: FIcu-
ron H.; % tMaIcs,lc,. 81. third. Time. a:0s.
Good Counsel. Menlo Park Hayden Sarino
Rose Julicttc also ran.
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SUIT IS WITHDRAWN
BAL lMORE CLUB CERTAIN
THERE WAS NO CONSPIRACY
Adjustment Regarded ms Complete
rlDdirntion FOR Organized nnii.
Result OcrcniOn4 No Surprise.
tBy Associated Press.

Result Occasions No Surprlsr.
tBy Associated Prcss.l
PlilLA DELfH1A. June i5.--The Bal
timore club of <thc defunct Federal
League to-day withdrew It's antitrust
| damage suit against organized base
ball This Is the second time within
two years that ii legal action Brought
J in :, United States court involving the
question of whether organized baseball,
as operated under the national aSrcc-
:mcnt Is Il trust. has ben Withdraw n
before 4 decision had been given.
The first suit WAS brought I'm the
! Federal Court In Chicago In January,
1875 and WAS withdrawn when the
Americas and National Leagues signed
{, peace agreement with representatives
OF the cdcral League in December OF
| the same year.
The action or The Baltimore club in
dropping the suit to-day was taken.
counsel said. because il WAS convinced
that the representatives OF organized
hascball" had not entered into n con-
*pracy - destroy the business Of the
Baltimore club. The members Of the
National Baseball Commission and at ;
iorneys for the defendants said they
were not surprised at the action OF the
Baltimore club.
The defendants In the case were the
American and Nationa, I.eagucs the
National Commission ana others. The
suit for damages WAS brought under
the provisions OF the Federal antitrust
laws.
President Tener. OF Tie National
i.ca2u-. declared tho outcome was a
:ind.cation for organized baseball.
johnson. Of the American League. and
Chairman HERMANN. of the National
Comm ission, also were enthusiastic
The following statement was issued
by TIC National Commission late this
afternoon:
For many reasons we should have
preferred to have the case submitted 10
the Jury because we have all along been
confident the terdict would be 4 COM
plctc vindication of organized baseball.
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To-Day's Amateur
Schedule
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Old NirEinins vs.. I'nIrmount, mt
Byrd Park.
Highland Park-Dupiex game post
pOncd.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
First baptist vs.. Stockton street,
Mt SouthSidc.
Tabernacle w. Randolph street, at
BYRD Park.
Fulton vs.. Calvary. at lakewood.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Cherry Smash WoOdnu q
Qu1rlcs, nj Byrd Park.
Modern WOOdmcn koccn's
Boosters, Mt Fulton.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Robert T.. Lee, Jrs., W.. Golde, At
Second Lakewood.
Paramount A. A. VS.. Chesapenkes.
at e.. &. A. Field.
second Baptist Va. Nolde's TIP
Tops, at Byrd Park.
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All Traces of Scrofula
Eradicated from the system

blood remedy that has ocen used with
hiShly satisfactory results for Scrof-
uia' Being made OF the roots and
herbs of the forest. II is guaranteed
purely vegetable. and absolutely free
iiom all mineral ingredients.
You can obtain S. S. S. from anv
drug store. Our chief medical adviser
~ an expert on all blood disorders.
and VIII cheerfully give you full nd.
vice as TO tho treatment OF your own
case. Address Swift SPECIFIC Co.,
Dept. p 26S, Atlanta, Ga-Ady.
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0LD-T|ME BATTING BEE
LAVENDER is EFFECTIVE
UNTIL NINTH is REACHED
Philadelphia OutscOres Cincinnati In
SluSfeSt In Spite OF Great
LuHt-Ernme Rully.

CINCINNATI, June 15.-PhladeIphia
and Cincinnati INDUCED in an old-time
batting bee here to-day, with the WISH
tors finishing as winners, IL to S.
Lavender was effective until the ninth,
when Cincinnati piled up six hits. and
these. coupled with an error and u
base on balls, Melted them six runs
Previous to this, however, knetEer had
been hit hard and timely, while Filler
who preceded knetzer. was also hit
hard. although errors behind him aided
in the visitors run getting. The
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BY the greatest OF all purifiers.

common mistake in the treatment
Of scrofula has been the use Of mer-
curry ard other mineral mixtures. the
erect {. which Is to bottle up the i'm
purities in the blood. and hide them
from tho surface.
The Impurities and dangers are only
added TO In this way
For more than nifty years S. S. S.
has been the one recognized reliable
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W had Instructed our counsel to try

w had Instructed our counsel to try
~ case an tho broadcast, possible lines.
" desired the jury ana public to know
NJ the facts and we We're certain that
~ charge OF conspiracy would be
roma To he absolutely bnscioss.
The Important thing IN our minos IL
tfm: intain tic implicit confidence OF
~ public I'm tho enhancement and
"erht'on or oisanizcd busebnlI per.
hp* nothing can br moro helpful I'm
tts respect than The PLAINTIFFS uncon.
kional surrender"
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Once OF Collector OF City Taxes.
City Hall. Room l07.
Pay City
lakes

City Taxes on REAL. ESTATE for
1917 arc due and payable June 18th to
3oth inclusive.
Failure to pay all or one-half in
June incurs II penalty OF > per cent on
the whole amount. and II not paid
before September LIST the collector is
required by ordinance to levy. with
costs added.
All males twenty-onc years OF age.
all persons (ralc or fcmalc) who own
Personal PROPERTY and all par
ties conducting business in the city
OF Richmond tof whatever nature) are
assessed.
PERSONAL TANES' can be paid FOR
THE YEAR 1917 between November
LIST ana December 81. 1917 without
penalty.
Grading. paving. pipe and sewer con-
nection bills are due and payable when
notices are mailed.
Property transferred January LIST or
later stands in name of owner In 1916.
When making settlement give name in
which property stood prior to Deem
Der 81. 1916.
This is the only notice required by
law. Please give IL prompt attention.
so as to avoid delinquency and penalty.
South Richmond taxes. etc. must be
paid at the office of the deputy col
lector. Tenth and Hull Streets.
H. l.. HULCE,
Collector OF Taxes. City of Richmond.
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lfuRLS NO-H1T-NU-RUN GAME
AND DRIVES our HOME mix
TDy Associa,cd prc.,

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, June Ii
Pitcher Ralph Comstoct. RECENTLY Sc
cured from The Louisville (Amcrican
Association club pitched a no-hit-no-
run game Tor birmingham to-day
.ociation. He also hit home run.
Comstock was wild at times. but never
was in danger
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Newark.

IOtaIs....a- t'2i rotals. b Q - II
s mHnc our when winning run scored
To orore 10y innings; II
N.warE ;:.........2 o o o Ia
summary Errors-Smiih. WARRIOR Mow.
Iaiis nan Two base hits-CaIlshan t;IIrrd
mitH.on Smaiiwood, ia inning Sarri.
nc hits-Hahs. Russell. I.ajoic stolen L,sc
L,Sinith. sacrinCc nics--Aitcnbcrr t,.iIr mn
Double PLAY whitman TO Kcny I."ft en-
oascS-.Ne~aTh. .: Toronto, & Base ON h..iis
on Sma iiwood. !, OF wilkinson =. on
Warhop. 2. Struck oui--by Wilkinson =.
y Wsrhop, = Time OF game. I:t5 LIN.
pirrs. Blackburn and Carpenter "'
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RED SOX ARE BLANKED
WHITE SOX INCREASE LEAD
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE
Claude Williams Allows No Hits Until
EiEhth-Threc IsinEics Without
Score in the Ninth,

BOSTON, June lj.-Chicago increased
its margin of leadership in the Amer-
can League race by shutting out BoS-
ton, 5 TO o. o-day. Claude Williams,
controlled game, allowing no hits until
the eighth inning. Three of Bostons
four hits were made in the ninth with
out Il score. The score:
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Cincinnati,
Philadelphia
Totals. 81 u 10 81 10 Totals Al Ii &:
'Rattcd for Kilifcr in ninth
tBatcd for Filler In fourth
tBattcd for knetZcr in ninth.

=.
Philadelphia ........2 o Z TT.
Cincinnati ........... q n q q C. &
Sum mary: Errors-Whittcd. NiehoH. Kopt
Rousch. Chase. Wingo Ncalc Knct.nr
Two base hits-Whi,,ed; crava,h Thorpe
Three base hits-Whittcd. cravath, Paskcrt.
kopf to Shcan TO Chase. Sacrifice hits
Lavender. stock, McGafigan. Whitfield
stolen haScs-Nenic. Shcan. Chase. Grcil or
Rousch Struck out-by. Knctzc-, /: by
Lavender. Z. Bias. baii:+--oir Filler /:
off knct.cr. /: off Lavender !: rimc If
game. 2:ni Empires. Harrison and O'Day
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Scor" hy innings r.
-. Louis ........,... o q I q q n n NJ
New Ynrk ........ ? n q n q n
summary Errors-St. Louis o: New York
y, Iw"- has" hits-Scrcrcid. Magec. Home
iuh t'ipp. stolen base Maiscl Sacrifice
hliS-MHEec, W.licrs Double p!..y,-.Iohn-
Ioh, fratt aud SIslcr: Sister unass!strd;
I,scnn*"n SEVERED and Johnson: Austin
rrs,t and S!,!"r. LET, on bascs-New York
o. ~ t;"ui-; Base on balls--on ShawIsry.
- on h+miiton, D. Struck out--by Sha ,yk cy
:; by Hamilton. / Wild pitch--ShawItcy.
I'M "i zane. 80 Empires. %allin.
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LEAGUE PLANS
TO PLAY OUT SCHEDULE
Lnv A.socia,ch rre..

CHICAGO. June l5.--Ciub owners of
the Three-I. League. at special meet
Ing here to-day. decided TO continue
the organization AZ at present consti-
tuted and TO play the games provided
in It's seasons schedule.
President Tcarney was authorized to
shorten She leagues playing season il
such action is deemed. advisable later
In the year.
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SElBOLD is EFFECTIVE

PIilLADELpHJA. June l5.---Sei holds
pitching and hitting played big part
IN the game which Philadelphia won
from Cleveland today, 8 TO .. SciboId
held his opponents to live hits. He
scored run after making single
CONTINUED on Filth Fage)
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Tota!s...as . Totals 4
'tIattcd for Crane in sixth
I IfNttrn for InhnSnn In ninth

by lnElNEN! n
Detroit ................ q y y q u a.
Washington .........l o. o o D.:
summary: Errors-vi,t t2I. James. Lon
on bascE-Detroit II: Washington g. Basc
on haiiS-on James, 6: on Johnson. ) Hits
off james. In innings. Struck oui-hy
lanes, ,: by Roland. - by johnson 10
Three base hit--Miian. Two base hit-Stan.
sRe. Sacrifice hits Young Cobb S.crilrc
hits-ioung, Cobb. Sacrifice nics-vnach
Crawford Stolen Dascs--Cobh en- Rice
Hit 10y pitchcr--by .Iohnson. I VcachD. Wild
pitchcs--) ohnson. Tina NJ game, ECO I'm
DircH. D!ncen and Ovens
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Boston.
chicago.
Totsl IS . u Totals....3l 4 - IL
iSattcd for Pcnnock In eighth.

X.
Ghi.aEo ..............o o3aci Is
summary ErrorS-SCott t"I. AEnew Two
base hitS-W"avcr. Agncw. Three base hit
jackson. Stolen bascs-J Collins. Weaver
Loft on bascs-Boston. s: Chicago. g. Base
on halls--on Shore. l: of Williams. >: of
Iiadcr |. Struck out-by Shore. /: by Pen
mock. !: by Williams, s. Sacrifice hits
Williams. .. Sacrifice nlcs-E. Collins. J.
Collins Double piay-Barry to Gamer. Hits
of shore In innings; off Pcnnock, : In
I innings. Wild pitch-Shore Time Of
game, 2:Hi Cmpircs. Connolly and Meteor
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CARDS BEAT SUPERBAS

ST.. LOUIS. June l5.-,;ouzalc... Gin
gle IN me twelfth scored Baird. who
had triDlcd with the winning run. and
CONTINUED on Fifth pagc)
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CUBS LOSE TO BRAVES

CHICAGO. June lJ.-RoSton won
from Chicago. to 3. today by bunch
ing hits of I'rcndcrcast. prcndcrcast
started for tho locals. but had three
had innings. and gave way to Reuther
rudolph pitched his best ball i'm the
minch"s and was given fine support.
The score:
Hn.
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PIPP's HOMER BEATS BROWNS

NEW YORK. June lJ.-Iipp's home
run in the first inning with two run
ncrs on the bases aided New York in
scoring 5-to-1 victory over St. Louis
here to-day. The Yankees hit Hamil-
ton hard throughout the game. The
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NEWARK AGAIN IN LEAD

PROVIDENCE, June lJ.-Dan How
league leaders here to-day and handed
the GraYs q l0-to-a defeat In "A free.
hitting contest. The result Of the
game put the Newark club in the lead
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SCVTe Dy lnTlNr.. r
Providence ........... o /
summary: Errors-Smith, Powell. Sacri.
ngc mi-Tutwt!cT stolen bas"s-H holden.
SlaucTy. Two-bas" t-Maddcu. Three.
base hits--Schcllcnosch, Damrau. Holden.
Thomas. Base on hd!ls-oU Srhclienbach. 3;
of Lyons, Struck out--hy schultz.
lii by pitcher-hy Schultz. . ,icrsche,
poubl" plays-I!nmcrman to Siattcry. Hits
of Lyons. Z ia Innings. of Schcllc nbac n
in 20 innings Time OF game 100 Um-
prcs. Freeman and O Bricn.
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TORONTO LOSES IN NINTH

NEWARK. y J.. June lJ.-Ecwark
beat Toronto here to-day in the ninth
inning. TO 3. E!drcd opened the in
ming with two-base hit, went to
third on Gczs inficid safety. and
scored when EGan singled TO center.
The score:
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NATIONALS LOSE OPENER
WASHINGTON,

SHINGToN. June ia.-Dctroit
TOOK the nrst game Of the series from
Washington to-day. { to 3 All the
VISITORS runs were directly traccablc
TO The almost unprecedented wilunnsS
oi water Jonnson who gave eight
bases on balls. hit Vcach twice and
made wild pitch. The score:
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Amcricnn A,nncin,Ion

a, o., ,""VrnVNH NhhUCThfIOh. y
~ Ioledo---Tolcdo. l: Indianapolis.
Eapolis, g.
l,Ai, Kansas city-Kansus city. 10: 81.
a. Columbus - Columbus I louisville.
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siA.n:Nu OF CLu.s.

WHERE THEY fIAf TODAY.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland Mt Philadelphia.
st. Louis mt New York.
Chicago at Boston.
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rochester, 4; Richmond. I.
Ncwurk. 4; Toronto, 3.
Montreal, 10; Providence, o.
Baltimore Buffalo (rain).
STANDING or CLUBS.

'DcnOtCs TWO games. Even brenk: KOChcs-
ter. $50: Baltimore. .51l; Buffalo. .302;
Richmond, 1908.
WHERE THEY II.AY TO-DAY.
Rochcstcr Mt Richmond e. Eames).
Buffalo ut Baltimore {: Sumcs).
Toronto NJ Newark.
Montreal ut Providence
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\ aLluI.ai League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
philadelphia, ~: Cincinnati. 3.
Roston. 6: Chicago. 3.
81. Louis: 3: brooklyn. ..
New York tsburSh trainD.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. 8: Boston, o.
New York. 81 st; Louis. 1.
PHILADELPHIA, 3; Cleveland, -,
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SHn,In"r!: T.Trors-McrtIr Twn.hnsc hits
U-Merkie e., G"w'!y. Rmdnnh MaranviIic
Waco Sri!h. S"crir"c h;;.-WiIhoit 10Y
Rud"lrh. Ic!dc". G"wdy. Fitznatrirk Rasc
on htiIs-."n Rud"lrh. : on Rcmth.r .
Stromk oui--hy fT"rdcr-ast. . by Rudolph
nm" o. i;'n'. two hours Ufnu,res
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WHERE THEY rnA3 TO-DAY
New York mt Pittsburgh.
philadelphia ut Cincinnati
Boston at Chicago.
ItrnOklyp at st. Innis
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.,1'ggt 9.
tu...a--

for the 'as in the Barrow circuit.
Madden's hitting featured the game.
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summary: Two-bnse hit-Clemens.
stolen bnse-SounE. Sacrifice lit
DistclI. Sacrifice ny-Collirs. Dou-
BILE plaSs-Doolnn to Fisher To Rod
riqucZ; Carmichael to Ethel; Duolnn
to RODRIGUEZ. Left on bnses--lto-
chester, =; Richmond, 3. bases on
balls - Carmichael tsl. Hit by
pitcher by Lohman, tI<nnbc).
Struck out-hy Lehman, 4; by Car
michael, !. Wild pitch--CnrmichncI.
Passed ball - Reynolds. Time OF
game 80. Umpires-Mullcn and
Hart.
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E hirago.

Totals Is l+?S u Totale.:4 3 u ~ IG
.Mcrkic out for intcrfcrcnce
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Crockett Arsenic-Litha
Springs and Bath

Opens June l. Elevation ESQ feet. ttes
Dyspepsia Nervous Prostration. Mai la.
idnev Diseases, rheumatic and Skin Ilu;
beauties the complexion. Write for bocst.
81. c. THOMAS. Manaserl
Crockett Springs. v
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-01-20

Lou"
Henry Boerlin has been spending
a few days in Lyon Coaety on
business.
Mono
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-01-20
Mineral County man
Leader in Assembly
Ackerman Takes Prominent Part in
Organization; Secures Plum
for Harry Dawson.

The Twenty eighth biennial ses-
sion of the Nevada Legislature con.
vened in Carson last Monday. In
the organization of the Assem- bly,
George B. Ackerman took prom
inent part and is now the ack kuowl
edged leader of the Democrats in
that body In addition to securing
a place on some of the most import:
ant committees, including the Chair
mauship of Roads and Highways
committee, Mr.. Ackerman secured
for Mineral County man the most
sought after place in the attache
list, that of Sargent alarms of the
Assembly, which went to Harry
Dawson Of Nina. In the Senate the
organization was controlled by the
Republicans. Senator Summerfield
of Mineral County was appointed
ch airman of the Railroad Committee
and a member of the committees on
engrossed bills and public morals.
Frank B. House of Hawthorne was
appointed as mailing CLERK OF the
Senate,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-01-20
Record Breaking Cold Snap.

Hawthorneites are experiencing
the longest continued cold snap ever
known here. Last Monday the ther-
mometer registered six degrees be-
low zero, and 1t has been in the
neighborhood of zero every day this
month. The water mains are frozen
aud we are Obliged to carry water.
The efforts OF e. B. Burkham, local
agent for the water company, to
relieve the situation have been un.
successful, the pipes freezing almost
as soon as they we're thawed, and
the service cannot be resumed until
the weather moderates.
The cold weather has been general
throughout the state. At Bodie
thermometers have registered q
below aud at Bridgeport 3s below
zero is the record. Bridgeport is
reported by the U. S. Weather
bureau to be the coIdest place in the
United States.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-01-20
Miller and Associates
Form Big Corporation

Articles of Incorporation we're filed
with the county clerk of Washoe
County by the Nevada Quicksilver
ny,of which H. G. Humphreys,
NJ. P. Kirk, F. M. Manson and j.
Il. Miller are the principal incorpor-
ators and stockholders.
The articles provide for the COM
pany TO carry on extensive mining
business, to lend and borrow money.
to build and operate tramways and
railroads, to reclaim arid lands and
do other work.
F. M. Manson, H. G. Humphreys
and M. p. Kirk are named as direct.
ors. The company is Incorporated
for 500, 900 Of which each OF the in.
corporators have subscribed $1,000
for shares valued at 81 each, r. NJ.
Price is named as an incorporation
and is credited with one shsre Of
stock. Gazette.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-01-20
CORRESPONDENCE
From Aurora

Allie Green spent. several days
here this week.
Harry Lewis was up from the river
Monday with some pork which he
quickly disposed Of
The death of Mrs. Chambers on
the seventh cast gloom over the
camp, Her condition had not been
favorable for some time, and DR..
Craig, who was called to attend the
case at late date, made heroic
efforts to save the lady's life. Her
aged father and mother came from
California to attend the funeral, which
was held on the eighth. She leaves
to mourn her death, besides her bus.
band, four children aged from three
weeks to four years.
Messrs. Hall and Seby of Los
Angeles were present at the sale OF
the Aurora Mines Company property
TO cover mortgage. The property
was bid in at $4,000 by Mr.. Hail.
Now that this matter is cleared up
it is hoped the Los Angeles people
will move things along
The oldest son of J. Glazier, who
wss badly bitten by dog, has fully
recovered. The wound received by
the youngster required the services
of DR.. Craig, who found it necessary
to sew up the laceration. ~
The sun shines brightly. tho the
thermometer at times registeres as
low as twenty degrees below zero.
Automobiling is good as roads are
packed Every day witnesses
choo-choo cars coming to and leaving
camp.
Ex-deputy sheriff p. W. Minton
has assumed the position as "bar.
hop" at the Wingtield canteen.
Indications are, now that the
Aurora Mines Company of Los
Angeles have lost control OF their
vast interests in Aurora, an endeavor
will be made to merge all of the prop
critics of Silver Hill, one OF the fam
Gus bullion producers of historic
Aurora. A sincere cooperative
action on the part OF the various
claim holders on Silver Hill will
eventually lead to the erection of
another large milling plant here.
Lou Murphy, Jr., has captured
the toya-Deputy Sheriff, Aurora.
Consensus OF opinion is: Good luck,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-01-20
From luning.

Mr., Charles Compton left Wednes-
day morning for Yuma, Arizona. to
be at the bedside of his sick wife.
Mrs, Compton left here over month
ago for Yuma IN search OF health.
Her many friends will regret to hear
her health is not improving.
The home OF A. N. Bradshaw was
gladdened with an pound baby
girl New Years morning.
Miss Blanche Neighbor returned
the first part of the week from Cal
ifornia, where..sbe spent the holidays
with her parents.
Mrs. ]. Ryan was down from the
Calavada Mine Wednesday shopping
and visiting friends.
Gepe Ferretti of Hawthorne came
in Tuesday morning. He has Sc
cured employment in A. Frediania's
blacksmith shop. ~