The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-25
DRAFTED MEN
READY FOR
SERVICE
Full Quota Is Secured For Esmer-
aida County and list Is
Issued
FIRST ONE-THIRD TO
LEAVE In FORTNIGHT
Dismissed Men to Be Re-Examined
and All Exemption Claims
Tested

ty exemption board in securing the
district quota of SO men for the
draft practically has been COM
pleted. A small number who have
been examined elsewhere have still
to be heard from, but the men
drawn will be certified to the dis
trict board today or tomorrow,
practically finishing the drawing Of
the quota.
Checking of the lists shows that
at the present time, before the dis
trict board has passed on any APP
peals that may have been filled by
District Attorney Foley under the
law, or on n appeals hal may
be taken from rulings of the local
board, SO men are available. This
includes David E. Alvord and James
E. Moore, who, since the posting
of their names, have been accepted
in officers training camps.
This morning a member of the
board stated that as the first one
third, to report at a mobilization
camp on a date in the first week
in September. IL men will be sent.
Seventeen will be called, so as to
provide alternates in case any of
the first IL do not appear. Failure
to appear on this occasion would be
a serious ~offense, but it is necessary
that the board make certain the
sending of IL
Forms are now being received
from the war department, giving in
%struction to drafted men as to
what they shall not take, as one
pocket would hold all the instruc-
tions say they will be permitted to
use after arrival at the camp.
Just as in entering the regular
army, If clothing is worn that the
recruit desires be returned to his
home, this will be done, but the in
structions advise that clothing of
small value be worn, so that it's re-
turn will not be necessary. This is
advisable for other reasons. The
Eturn of such clothing does not
tend to cheer relatives left behind.
Men who were discharged by DR..
J. L. Mccarthy after physical ex-
animation will be re-eXamined by
DR.. Liggett, starting at 10 a. m. on
next Thursday. Notices are now
being mailed to these men.
Odysseus Palmos, who has been
in jail, has been released. He has
been ordered to report to the sheriff
each day until SEN to a mobilization
camp. He is the second man on
the list and will leave with the
first division.
The men now subject to call to
fill the first one-third of the quota
of 80 are Edward Scratching, Odys-
seus Palmos, Bernard D.. Gaffney,
Earl M. Hughes, Victor Pierroz.
Emil Perolaz, George f. Carroll, r.
J. Bum. Joseph Burgess, Merritt H.
Brady. Lester ]. Ball, Earl G.. Per-
son. In addition to these the next
five men on the list will be called
as a~lternates.
A list follows, furnished by the
amption board, giving the disposr-
ton at the present time of every
man called before it:
Exempted
275 Raymond Taylor Chapman,
Hartford, Cal.
1876 Hector Allen McQuarrie, Gold
field.
l4O Ralph Dawson Witt, Goldtield
IS William Jefferson Slinkard.
Goldfield
46 Clifton Morris Everett, Column
bia
223 Jalmari Sunnari, Goldfield
1T John Maxi Kayppila, Gold
field.
$50 Fred Dahl. Goldfield
355 Francis Arthur Elliott, Horn
21S William Melville Sara, Gold
field
Sc Guy Wilifred Roberts, Column
bia
335 Olaf Olson, Goldfield
341 Ira Willis Richardson. Gold
field
1919 John Felix Koski. Goldfield
1872 Louis Charles Lamer. Goldfield
297 Helmer m UIson, Goldfleid
321 Lester Herbert Beebe, Gold
field
$40 George Ingham Barnett, Gold
field
l21 Case Knezevic, Goldfield
221 Ole Sonnorborg, Goldfield
292 Todor Lale NAHUM. Goldfield
Bat Valnassoe. Goldfield.
80 Francis John Clancy, told
field.
1s1 Aappa Hankoka. Goldfield..
1870 Malakijas Saari. Goldfield
ITS Carlos Walter Warke, Millers
900 Henry Rosengren, Goldfield.
PTS John Dahl, Goldfield
336 Jesse Burton Ohmert. Cold
field.