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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
GAME
should ATTRACT
GRID|RON FANS
7. M. c. A. and Town Team Ex-
pected to Have Hard Battle
at MoiIiiIi Tomorrow

Football fans of Honolulu will have
an opportunity to witness a real foot
ball game tomorrow morning at Moi.
liili field, when the Y. NJ. c. A. meets
the Town Team. which will be COM
posed OF stars from both Melim's
Town Team and the Schuman team.
The game will begin at 1890
Harry Melim has gathered together
a real aggregation of stars and win
have a lightning fast backfield The
Y. NJ. c. A. will be greatly weakened
through the loss of Harmon, who will
be out of the game. The quarter back
vas injured in the cavalry game and
Whitcomb will have to do some shift
ing for the coming battle.
Fast eaekfieId
Melim will have Noble Kauhane,
Clifford Melim. Brash and Mahikoa in
the backfield. which should give this
team the most speed in circling the
ends. The line will be reinforced, AMI
with Pat O'Sullivan and Harry Bertel-
mann at guards the Townies will have
plenty Of beef Fat" Melim will be
placed at center and Thompson and
Nicholson will be at the tackle posi-
tons. Rodrigues, H. Melim, Haw-
kins, Leal. Jones and Thompson will
have a chance at the end positions.
The Y. NJ. C. A. will naturally be
forced to- go up against a stiff propo
sition. and although the line will not
be any stronger than the one Schu.
man had, Melih will have more speed
in the backfield Then Brash Is an ex
cellent man4at the forward pass game,
and working with Rodrigues this conf
bination should do something.
Davis VIII Play
The Y. NJ. CA. will have Davis in
the backfield, and although the team
will miss aMrmon, Davis and Pamnel
should gain on the Townies. With
Whitcomb, Won Holt, Albrecht, KAN
pert and other good line men the "Y"
team should hold It's own in this de.
partment. McCombs may be placed
at quarter or Whitcomb will take this
position. Albrecht will be used at end
or tackle.
The consensus of opinion around tie
city appeared to be that IL will be a
hard fought game throughout, with no
advantage 10 either side. A forward
pass game is dangerous at all times,
and in this respect the Townies will
have the advantage A large crowd is
expected out to watch the big battle.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

Mr.. Holman. the premier oil New
south Wales, who returned from Eng
and via America, says that the Unit
"a States is making wonderful efforts
Io help with the war, and that she al
ready has between 100000 and 100000
mem under training.
An aluminium alloy has. been In.
vented BY an Australian that is said
Io be as hard as steel, to be non.
orrosige and which can be brazed
ND soldered.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
'Y'Team Wins
From Cavalry
By Biz Score

Although the 4th Cavalry team
fought hard throughout the entire
game at Moiliili Field on Saturday
afternoon, they were no match for the
Y. NJ. c. A. team. who won out by .
score of 80 to 0 in a battle which
was one-sided.
The local players ran the ends,
bucked the line, and forward passed
their way to the goal line. Less than
two minutes after play was called ths
Y. VI. c. A. backfield carried the bali
down the field for, big gains, and Pam;
mel carried the bali across for the first
score. Won Holt Kicked goal. Davis
featured the play with three loud
runs.
PammeI Scores
After an interchange Of punts and
several short runs Davis shot q for!
ward pass to Pammel who raced
across the line for touchdown. Won
Holt kicked the goal. The third tor.
down was made In the second period
when Davis made a beautiful pass to
Noyes who carried the ball across fos
score. Won Holt failed to kick goal
and the score stood, 20 to o. The Cav.
airy made a strong bid for a scor6
through great work by Ernest and
Sugga in the closing minutes of play,
but the whistle blew to end the half
After an exchange of punts IN the
third period, Davis and Pammel made
some long runs and Pammel oncs
more went over the goal line for 1
score. No goal was kicked. Davit
captured q forward pass from the
Cavalry and carried II about 30 yards
After few bucks he went over the
line for the last score Of the day.
Ernst and susgs Star
Ernst was the big star Of the day
for the Cavalry, although Suggs
proved to be real player on many oc.
casions. He has plenty of speed, and
as a matter of fact, both Of these play
ers would show heap more with
faster team. There appeared to bs
plenty of material, but the machine
failed to run in smooth manner.
All of the Y. II. C. A. players showed
good work. Whitcomb and Won Holt
were spilling the play on number oi
occasions, and after Whitcomb took
his place at quarter, made good with
vengeance. Harmon was injured.
which necessitated a shift In the line
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
Arthur Ewart /, William Wong 0, WI

ATLHur EWdTL I, WIIIIaM w Ong U, VII
NAM Williamson 0, Willard Grace 3,
George H. Angus 0, F. H. Armstrong 5,
E. I. Spalding 0, H. H. Walker 2, Haf
old Grace :, William Simpson 2, Coz
Curtis P. Iaukea 3, ]. J, Belser {.
Total 19.
Honolulu, Golf Club-James I. Is
Greig'3. William Bell 0. Frank Todd 4,
J. Rexburg 0, B. Mclean O, E. ".
Dreier 3, F. Halstead 0, R. B. Booth /,
w. Canaday 0, W. Forrest l, s. d.
Halls 0, w. G. Chalmers o, Roy Black.
shear 0, E. Munro 0, W. Cullen !. 70.
Rtol
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
OAHU COUNTRY CLUB
y TEAM WINS IN GOLF

The Oahu Country Club won the sec.
ond golf match of the series yesterday
afternoon, WIN Giffard's aggregatios
of green massage men downed j. 1. B.
Greigs brush beaters at Haleiwa. This
score was 19 to 9. The Honolulu Coil
Club missed one or two of the leading
golfers, who were unable to play.
The scores:
Oahu Country Club-H. P. Giffard J
W. H Mc1nerny 8, J. D. McInerny :.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

Oakhem batted for Garcia In ninth
Three base hits, Hollebaeh, Estel-
le; two base hit, Estelle: sacrifice hit,
Batong; double plays, Ross to Sim.
mons to Briscol; bases on balls, OF
Simmons 2. off Luis 2, Lopes 0, LAM
o: struck out. by Simmons IL, by Luis
6, Lopes /, Lani 1: umpires, William
Dickson and W. H. Tilly; time OF
game. hour and IS minutes.
A3ahi } 3 +. E
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

Summary-Two base hit, Kozuki:
stolen bases, Zenimura Q, Maesaka 1;
double plays, Miyahara to Kozuki to
X. Miyahara, Nushida to X. Miyahara,
Bias to Sveeny to Stratmar; bases on
balls, off Maeaka 2, off Simmons D,
Bias 2; struck out. by Maesaka 5, by
Simmons 0, Bias s; passed ball, Yoshi.
kawa; umpires, William Dickson and
w. H. Tilly; time Of game / hour and
q minutes. e.. ...-..
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

A Judge presiding over a court in
Washington was administering the
oath to boy of tender years, and to
him put the following question: Have
you ever taken the oath; do you know
how to. swear. my boy?"
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

Brazilian troops have been concen-
trated for the purpose Of exercising
surveillance over the German colony
in the state of Rio Grande. A tele-
graphic censorship has been establish
ed in Brazil. .... '
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

TOCAMPSAND
INSTRUCT BOYS

+ The knights of the squared circle
who have been unable to secure bouts
are flocking to the training camps as
instructors, and at the present time,
there are about Is leading boxers who
are teaching the young ideas how to
duck. Among the boxers who are al
ready in the field may be named the
following:
National Army cantonments
Camp Grant, Rockford, Iil.-Char.
lie White.
Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa
Mike Gibbons.
Camp Zachary Taylor. Louisville,
Ky.-Jimmy Dunn.
Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohio
Johnny Kilbane. ~
Camp Upton, Yapahank, L. ben.
ny Leonard. ~<~.
Camp Devens, Aver, Mass.-Battling
Levinsky
Camp Funston, Fort Riley, Kas.-
Bob McAllister.
Camp Dix, Wrightstown, n. Jeff
Smith.
Camp Lewis. American Lake, Wash:
Willie Ritchie.
National Guard Camps
Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga.-Wil
liam P. Armstrong.
Camp Macarthur, Waco, Texas
Packey Mcfarland.
Camp Sheridan, Montgomery, Ala.
Joe Mandot.
Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark
frankie Russell.
Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill, Okla
Ritchie Mitchell.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
Runners Will
Face Barrier
At KaDiOIdni
Bio Race Meet on Tomorrow
Afternoon at 2 o'clock; Maui.
Horses Ready for Race

/ First race-MiIe bicycle race; eleseo
\ 70 orientaIs Entries incomplete
Second raee-Trottins and pacing
AIS class: one-niIe heats; best TWO
ln three. Purse, $500.
1. Carmelita.
2. Maui Boy.
ThIrd raee-Four furlonss, free4er.
M. weight for age. Purse. $3.50. OF
which $50 goes 70 the second.
1. coprs.
2 Mary Jay.
8. RoseIIa.
Fourth raee-six furIonss for IA
waiian-bred mules. Weight. l<9
bounds. Purse, 500 and cup.
4. Prince Of kualoa.
2. Princess Of Waialae.
8. Alma Nui Paiahalsha.
Fifth raee-Four furlones, three
rear-olds, weight for age. Purse. $2oa
81 which $50 goes to second.
4. fremont.
2. Mary Louise.
sixth raee-Three 'furlonss for
mounted patroIren. To ride In tuh
Uniform. Race horses barred. Purse,
500. Of which SIS goes to the second
.nd sis 70 the third. Entries ineon-
rlete. -.
Seventh race-Six furlonss, free-ter.
I'D; weight for age. Purse. $3.50. OF
which $50 goes TO second.
I. umpqua.
2. Mary Jay. ...
3. Golden Spray.
4. Florence Roberts.
with the arrival OF the Maui string
eterything Is ready for the big race
meet which viii be held at Kapiolaoi
park tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The track is in excellent condition end
the deyotees OF racing are predicting
that there will be a record crowd our
<o the track when the first race 10
called. II
Light workouts we're In order yes.
|erday for both runners and the haf-
rnss horses. Charlie Tylcr gave Mary
louise a breeze for three furlongs in
"a Umpuua was not worked yester.
1ay. but had a short workout THIS
morning. ss
Johnny Carroll took Rosella over the
|hree furlongs in 81. Max Watkins
rfve the Macfarlane string the once
over this morning and Florence Rob
erts was given test Copra and
Nary jay came over from Maui and
.houid be ready for good race. Angus
XcPhee came over on the steamer
and Benny Rollins is here to ride the
two Maui horses.
Feature Race
The seventh race of the day shoalj
|1 one OF the best on the card. Flol
|nce Roberts and Umpqua should
@kre \ hard battle for the first posi-
||n1. and inasmuch as Florence Rob
&Tte has been making good tipie In tbs
Workouts many Of the horsemen are
I'ciing the Macfarlane mare as the
|Inner
there promises to be another inter
.rfine race when Mary Louise ane
Irrmont face the barrier. Both have
I>en sehooled at the barrier during
tie past week and ought TO get away
a. rood shape. Copra and Mary Jay
wifi be handicapped somewhat by tha
trip. but Copra has enough speed 70
VIM out, although Rosella has been
moving up well IN the workouts.
Mule Race
The mule race promises to be in
|eresting and Alma Mi PalahalEha,
|hs Maui mule. Is expected to give the
local hybrids q real race throughout
TIE six furlongs
Luke Rogers has been taking Maui
1ov over the course IN fast time, and
A would not be at all surprising to ses
|he Rogers entry step out in front In
the race with Carnaiita. The nlile
hIcycle race for 0rientals ought 20
create interest, as there are number
- ...nd slnnarasn f.fdArn In fha city
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

ouUsIILuIIUHs. 2. VI, =. A.--bFIuIHdV
for Harmon; McComb for Noyes. scst
alry-victor for Suggs; Skinner for
Kaiser; Rogers for Chartrand; Curl
for Tyson -. .z.--
Touchdo- rs: Y. NJ. C,<A.-PammeL
3; Davis, i; Noyes, /. Goals from
touchdown, von Holt, 2. ..
H. NJ. Blowers, referee; Capt. Carr;
umpire; Sergeant Zimmerman, head
Enesman; H. J. Wentzel, timer.
Time Of quarters, ten and twelve
minutes. One minute rest for quarters
and fifteen for halves.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
SHAFTER TEAMS
Win ANDLOSE
IN BALL GAMES
ReuuIars Down FiIipinos in Seq.
ond Game; Asahis Blank
Co. K Aggregation "

Simmons, who defeated the Coast
Defense some time ago, carried his az
sortment of benders to Moiliilt 1eld
Yesterday afternoon, and his sterling
work on the mound gave the End In
fantry team a victory over the FIJI
pinos by a score Of to 2. The Asahis
downed Company K Of the End lnfan
try by a score of to 0. More than
500 attended the Rizal and Red Cross
benefit.
Luis started on the mound for the
Filipinos, and two costly errors,
coupled with three hits, gave the
Shafterites a start. Lopes later was
sent on the mound and finally LAM
was sent in to stop the run getting
LAM pitched good ball during his term
on the mound, and his support was
much better.
Batena stars
The feature play OF the day was the
bare hand catch by Batong. who raced
over back of second and grabbed
liner, doubling a man at third. Planas
and Marcial showed some good work
in the infield and Boni also played
good ball. Estelle was the heavy hit
ter of the day for the Shafterites and
his triple and double counted in the
scoring. william Dickson and w. II.
Tilly handled the game In q satisfac
tory manner.
AsahIs Win
The little Asahis upheld the honors
OF the Pacific League when they
blanked the fast Company X team.
George Murakami had his regular
team in the field, and with Lefty"
Maesake on the mound the Kays had
q hard time getting to first.
Yasunaga, who has been called the
Japanese Ty Cobb. made number OF
beautiful catches in center field, and
Zenimura also showed some good
work. The batting honors Of the day
went to Nushida, who secured two bin
giles in two walks to the plate. Il
The Asahis scored early when Ko
zuki doubled and went to third on a
sacrifice. scoring later on Nushids's
single. Yoshikawa's drive to center
gave the Asahis another run, scoring
Nushida, who had singled. Zenimura.
Murakami and Nushida later scored
on misslips by the opposition.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

sTAR-7ULLETiN GIVES YOU
ToDAY'S NEWS TODAY
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24

-. MIddIeweisht Champs
T.. Tenure
Name of title Yrs.
Tom Chandler .1s67-1s6S l
George Rookie .... .1S6S-1S74 8
Mike Donovan ........1S74-1SS2 8
Title lapsed till 1884
Jack Demsey ...... .1884-1SS9 D
George La Blanche. :. .1SS9-1S91 2
Bob Fitzsimmons .1S91.1S97 6
Title lapsed, FitZsim-
mons entering heavy
weight class.
Tommy Ryan, claim
ant go. .1S97-19O7 10
Ryan retired undefeat-
ed in 1907.
Stanley Ketchel, claim
ant ...... ........ .1907-1908
Billy Papke .......... 1908 80 days
Stanley Ketchel ..... .1908-1910 2
Frank Klaus ........ .1911-1913 2
George Chip ......... .1913.1914 l
Al Mccoy .1914-1917 3
Mike ODowd ........ 1917
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-24
How do YOU like New York p"

How do you like New York?"
'"The street cars are too crowded
to suit me. They pack 'em like sar-
dimes in q box"
Your comparison is poor When Q
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City Journal. 4~.s-.
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INK O.-
ENs5&'.

St5 T'in- EOy-mt~! -. 1871. the
Ss'-:-a? I.-": ta2css 4, Bradley
Opera House 81! 3" conducted b.
NJ. Bill Ek4ggs. Ladies free;
F'a:- admission at,y cents t125
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-11-20
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNTY ROAD BOARD

ElkO. Nevada. Nov. II, 1917.
Tn" Board of Highway Commission.
"rs met pursuant 10 recess. Present.
II. j. Jones. -. ". Wcathcrs and T..
j. Carvill". Tn" minutes Of the pre-.
Ti"us meeting w"r" read and approved,
and the following business was then
transacted:
This being the time set for the
opening Of bids for the forty foot
steele bridge and fixtures. consisting
of five forty foot stringcrs, and there
BEING two bids submitted they were
ordered opened:
Rockwell & Sutton bid on Ave leans
forty foot length. twcnty.fuur inches
by 73lbs. per foot Bcthlahem steel
or twnnty.fOur inches by S0.lbs. stand.
ar dst"cl with 10 bearing plates (. O.
b. Elko. cert. check 100000 ST..
500. 90.
n. W. H"ssOn bid on FIVE forty foot
steel beams six fifteen foot rods and
ten plates tC"rtincd check Of 1920. 6s).
&1.20SG0.
After Il consideration Of the bids
and all matters In connection there.
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS

J. 3. and n. J. Carat are down from
their ranch at White Rock.
w. N. Me6iii, the well known stock.
man OF White Pine county. is an
Elko visitor.
MIR. and Mrs. J. F. Riordan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Peck are down
from Mountain City on a business
trip
Attention Is called to the advertise.
ment on the first page OF Oscar J..
Strecter. Attractive prices on gro
crrics are offered.
Tie Elko Baptist church announces
Iuc annual business meeting If the
church and congregation 10 be held on
"Wednesday evening. Nov. q. NJ $50
p III.
"hF HAAN ~ = ~
Mrs. Lila Critchley from her husband.
Robert Cri;chlcy. Extreme cruelty
was The ground stated in the com.
plant.
Subscriptions and donations TO the
Armenian fund are payable II the
Henderson Bank. |; will save un.
necessary t;ms and labor If subscrib-
rs Wi! send their payments direct TO
~" bank
Mss Hannah Brown. who has been
4 the o:IC" 0: II. :. Tabe-. city clerk.
for 4 number OF months past. has not
resigned her position a. was an.
noGaccG in ihe Free Press yesterday.
nor ha> shc any i2;eai.o. o: doing 50.
: =. W. Eessor. STATE senator
from Exc county, Spa; the day visit
* departments a: -" capitol. Tse
-.cr:or ,po.s highly OF E!ko county.
7-a-p.:t$ and states there = quite an
0. "XC.'"@"5t observation-disclosures
A22',,
= large runo- Q: s:ockmsn are
- E..o ;o-aE a;;"aL.2= : meeting a.
-" coz; house with officials OF The
forestry G~"pa-"-.;. II purpose o:
va-e- J.. - withdraw from .a;.y
lsa-- ""c"-ss- COZ via! 70: ;he NOV.
.1c o.: ..' e" 80 sheep.
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ESTRAY NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
following described animals have
come 10 u ranch at Elburz. Owner
can have same by paying for this
notice and the cost Of their keep:
Three horses branded o over l.
connected on the left thigh. Two are
black with a white strip in the face,
aged four years. One a bay with /
star on the head aged three years.
CHASER BROS.
nltf Halleck. New.
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with taken into account 1t was moved.
seconded and carried that the bid Of
a. W. Hesson Co. be and the same is
hereby accepted. and the certified
check OF Rockwell and Sutton was
ordered returned to them. Said certi-
fed check was accepted by the said
Rockwell & Sutton.
There being no further business j
recess was taken subject to the call
Of the chair.
E. P. CARvILLE.
Clerk.
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SEE MORRIS

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Calsimining. $500 a and I'D.
Phone 1881.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL ARRIVALS

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j. W. Ames. interpreter ..-.- 500
J. J. Thurston. salary .---.--..-. 5000
J. 4. Zundell. salary and ex-
penSeS 1880
James ByerS, coroners inquest,
claimed $3.50. allowed .......... l4.05
John E. Worden, ". D.. salary
and expenses ..-. $500
J. c. Harris. board OF prisoners 1880
Elko Drug Co, medicines -.. SIS
]. a. Bielar. salary ...-.-. 5000
Jas. F .Bellinger. jury.
etc. claimed $3.50, allowed 1850
c. y. Gardner. carpenter work 1850
Den Armstrong. salary --....-. 5000
Ben Armstrong. J. z. fees ... 1880
NJ. ?. Jukes, photos in kuhl
case 100
Western Union Tel. Co. clock
rental 100
Elko Music < Stat. Co. mdse.
recorders office 2.25
J r. Plunkett. mdse. ............. l20.0i
J. ". Wyatt. salary and ex-
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J {. Doughty. salary ...-.. $1,000
: {. shirley, expenses -. $50
Elko L.amo!lle Power Co. light.
Ing court house -.. So so
Mrs. " :. E!nao-e. care OF Jury
room $500
= P CaEvilIe, telephone calls 2.lo
!. L. Gaeea. salary 10000
Jas. Be!!inser. salary and auto
hire $500
De!os W. Hyde. salary ...... 1900
". = I-!aebarEsr. mtse. -. 1000
". " WeatAe-s. expenses state
board Of assessors 22o.2o
J c Harris. board o: jury ..-... 5000
SEQ: Fleming. salary .-- 1900
Press Press Pub. Co. supplies T.o5
John " Phillips, SALARY 1900
J. " Vowel. mdse. Jail --. 1910
Western Uaion Tel. Co. mes.
azes 1909
= " HeSsoa Co. mdse. .-.... 204l5
T!.a! jury, services fall ses.
s.on
E!Ho Tel. & Tel. Co. messages,
claimed ss5.72, allowed ...... 1856
y. :. Dayton. d.ayage - 800
Elko Water Work.. water cour,
house and Jail . 1000
J { Harris. expenses ~.... 276.ll
Jacob / Clark. salary ........-.... 5000
TTo" Laundry Co. laundry 1856
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CO. COMMISSIONERS

Continued From Page One)
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the Board Of County Commissioners
this 18th day Of November, A. d. 1917.
(Seal) ROBERT B. HUNTER.
County Clerk and Ex-Omcio Clerk
Of the Board OF County Commission
ers Of the County of Elko. State OF
Nevada.
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Fish and Game Preservation Fund
Oliver 4. Fee. sa!ary and ex.
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A"i'h " Russell. notices .- l.e0
IT," boar! at this time ordered tina,
= r"c"ss betaE"n until NOV. 6. 1917.
Attest: Clerk Of the Board.
Approved: Chairman Of the Board.
State OF Nevada. County OF Elko. IS
ElEo. Nevada. MOI. 10, 1917.
/. Robert Il. Hunter. county clerk
and ex'otlcIo clerk Of the board OF
county commissioners OF the County
OK E!ko. State OF Nevada, do hereby
certify III" above and foregoing to be
q true and correct copy Of the min.
G:"s Of tho meeting OF the Board of
County Commissioners of the County
Of ElkO. State of Nevada which said
meeting vas h"l1 at Elko. Nevada, on
tn" 9Th dag OF November. a. D. 1917.
Witness my hand end the seal Of
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NOTICE

All owners OF dogs in the city are
requested to call at the city clerks
office and procure a license tag for
dogs. to comply with city ordinance
No. 5. Otherwise such animals will
be impounded and killed in accord
ance with such ordinance.
G. ". COTANT,
City Marshall.
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