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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13
ORDINANCE NO. 3.

ORDINANCE OF THE LIQOUR BOARD
OF MINERAL COUNTY, STATE OF
NEVADA. PROHIBITING THE SALE.
BAR TER OR EXCHANGE OF MALT,
SPIRITUOUs Or vINOUS LIQUORS
IN CANDELAEIA DISTRICT, AND
PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIC.
LATIONS THEREOF
The Liqour Board OF Mineral County,
State Of Nevada, for the use and benefit OF
the Inhabitants Of Cspdelaria District, in
said County aud State do enact as follows:
Section l. 1t she'll be- unlawful for any
person or persons, association or corpora.
ton to sell, barter OF exchange, or to
offer for sale. barter or exchange. within
twelve (I2) miles o. the school house stu
ated In the town Of Candelaria, 10 said
County and State, any spirituos, malt or
vinous liquors In any quantity whatsoever.
Sec. q. Any person or persons, associa-
ltion, firm or cor ,oration violating the
nance, shall be deemed guilty of u mia.
demeanor, aud upon conviction thereof,
In any court OF com petent jurisdiction,
shall be punished by a fine of not more
than three hundred $4,000 dollars, or be
be imprisoned In the county Jail for Ii
| term OF not excee ling one hundred and
fifty days, or by 10th such 6ue and I'M
prisonment.
| Sec 8. Every action or proceeding
brought for violation of any ordinance OF
the County Liqoui Board, enacted for the
| use and be eft Of the Candelaria District
shall be brought ana prosecuted i'll the
name Of the County Commissioners Of
| Mineral unity. \ svada, for the use and
benefit OF the inhabitants OF Candelaria
district, and shall % brought, maintained
and prosecuted by the District Attorney
| of Mineral County. Nevada.
j. H. MILLER,
Chairman Board Of County Commission
ers and County Ii Jour Board.
Attest: s. 7, KELSO, Clerk of the
Board.
hereby certify that the foregoing or
dinance mo. 81 Of the County Liquor
Board of Mineral County, Nevada, was
adopted by said Board at their regular
meeting, held January 9Th, 1918
ST. KELSo.
[sEALl County Clerk.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13
To Keen saby Quiet

To keep an sysr.rsstieas ysaagste'
.asiet aAa from crawling away all tn.
time, Get . large Soft gray htanke'
Asa cut say desigas from the nurse.
books and sew on the blanket. the pic
lures to be Of linen cut from shildrsn''
nRen'books sold In all the sAops TIT
bright pictures attract the chi!d's at
feauoa, and he will SIT fnr houss Look,
Ing and picking AZ essEa 4 habF iuGet
srosad II eetsplsses the eRtet
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13
y. T. EELSO,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PER.
MISSION TO APPROPRIATE THE
PUBLIC WATERS OF THE
STATE Of NEvApA

FODAlC WATERS OE The
STATE OF NEVADA.
Applicatio No. 4774.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the l9th
day OF December. 1917 In accordance with
section 50 Chap. $40. OF the Statutes OF
1918, one G. N. Msstorson OF Yerlngton
County OF Lyon and State Of Nevada
made application to the State Engineer OF
Nevada for permission to appropriate th.
ublic waters Of the State OF Nevada
such appropriation Is to be made from
East Fork Of Walker river. flood and un.
appropriated waters, ut point In the Nj
Z OF NW3s, See Is. I IL n. Il 96 L. M.D.B
~, by means OF g dam. aud $4,000 acre
ieet, or $4,000 cubic feet per second is T..
oc conveyed to r.. VIZ. NE34 NB3., SEP.
seq. Sec s,E1s VIZ, E1,. Sec 10, Wa W.,
so Sw1x. SwH SGaa Sec Il, SWH NW1.
5WH VIZ SEA. SEX SEA Sec Is, See IA
EH VIZ E91+, Sec is, Ess Wa E1<. Ses %
Sec az. VIZ. VIZ SLA Me-. Mex, Sec "a
iwH. NJ Sw1<, sw1t Sw1. Sec IS. sec
IS, Sec 81. Sec 81. Sec 50, SEX NWH. VIZ
'wn. SWk, Sec 50, I Ia y, & &c E, W..
VIVA Wa SN -, See !, sec ., Sec 8. \
W. Mex NW5., Sec II, sec 10, Sec w.
sec Is, M FE1 SW1+. NJ Sc 4, Sec Is,
Mex Sec II, NE114 SEX, so 81, Nwx
5wH. Sec 20. 50 So Sec 81. N1I Sec 81.
SH NEa SWA SEX, Sec 30, Sec 50, VIZ
VIZ Sec "a, 7 10 n. B 10 f, Mex wL.NW
y SEX, Sec 4. E1. So NW3., SW1., Sec s,
SEX NEH SWH seq, Eis SE1I, Sec G.
Nh NH SW1s. SWA SW3S. SwH SEX
Sec z. NWA SW14 Sec S. TIA n, r as +,
n. D. b. ( NJ, containing 5000 acres, by
means OF bitches aud laierais, and there
used for irrigation and domestic purposes,
from April ,st untii October slet OF each
year.
Water not % DO returned 80 stream.
Date Of urst publication March 0, 1918.
Date Of last publication April 8, 1918.
SEYMORE CASE,
State Englnser
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13
Notice Of Sheriff. >al u Personal Prom.
orty Und1r ] xsoutisa

In tho Seventh udi aal District Court
OF tho State Of New lila n and for sainsrsl
County.
Adams i Miller >.sj ltiifs. 70, he New.
ada Garfield Cor ,JlLlated Mines Com.
pany, defendant.
Under and by .ir:ue of an execution
issued out OF the Dl,trict Court OF the
seventh Judicial District Court Of the
State Of Nevada in and for N!nera,
county, and to me directed and delivered,
for Judgment render d N said court or
the sJth day OF March 1919. in favor OF J.
L. Adams aud j. Il. Allier, copartner.
ship, doing business as Adams i Miller,
and against the Neyld;. Garfield Consoll-
dated Mines Company q corporation, for
the sum Of five thou and nine hundred
eighty-fve and 48-lor 1896. 4s) dollars
lawful money Of chs United States, to.
gether with costs OF suit. and interest, !
have levied on all the right, title, claim
and interest Of sald defendant, Nevada
Garfield Consolidated s1!nes Company, 3
corporation. Of, III an to the following
described property. To- Wit:
One old mill building hree small houses.
one blacksmith shop, ono ore bin, one IL
h. p. hoist, one boarding house, dwelling
house.
NOTICE Is EEREBY GIVEN
That on Thursday 1he 25th day Of April.
A. ID. 1918. at 0 o'cl,,k 4. IN. OF said day,
Will sell all tho righa. tito, claim and Ia.
terest Of said defenI ant. Nevada Gxrfield
Consolidated Mines c. mpany.a corpora.
ton, In and TO the above described prop
srtys or 30 much thereof as may DO nscss'
sary to satisfy plsinsifs claim. besides
all costa, interest d ,-ccruinS costs.
Tho sale will take pl .cs at the Garfield
mill, at public auction Tor cash In hand.
to the highest and bes4 bidder.
Datsd Adril 4, ass.
+. j. EALZAh, HbsEtR.
First pub. April 6, last pub. April a.isis.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13

Many have been made throughout the State the lack
OF patriotism Mineral because credit for the
purchase of the 6rst Liberty
received Of credits before there bank here and
bonds been taken through banks This time
keeping Of the bonds may
: Stacker " charges against this county.
Hawthorne rather small but this time record
On April 9th Liberty BONDS sold ooo
which Is than 500 each for and child the
territory covered Had whole United States responded the
than tire. times tie the
Come on. now. you knockers and show your metal:
Hawhornes Honor Flag has been resolved feel further
warded for our efforts on Third Liberty Loan Day =
The Of the big double listed plug uslies
ton has applied Governor Boyle for permission skin people
out of their Reno the Fourth Of July The Governor
nj said Not and that IL the big buffers
fight nobody would object to their going France D fear
Governor .,.. eg... 49,
Senator Ptman provide for the seeman,
the huge trade to the United States by their
men In silver bullion instead of gold The melting
ao 900 silver dollars lying and retire equal
amount in silver certificates. .;HNH so ~ ~
II this bill becomes law It will only permit government
retain Its gold and settle Ito trade balaies but wb of nesmab
value to the silver producers win of immense value
ada by making profitable grade properties
which obliged suspend work because price
where large bodies Of known exist will also be ncen
eo propectors aud those holding undeveopd silver properties
The benhts OF such law to Nevada incacuiable.
Senator Henderson Of Nevada ab the Senate
providing Tor commission eody esisng mining
endng revions amendments additions
daced bill to repeal exaaea rights in mining locations Thi
matter has been agated each recurring Congress
having been by Senator
wide difference Of opinion mining its efficacy
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13
Esslmats Of parneli.

THIS observation occurs In an Eng.
isAman's estimate OF Parnell: "As
bay h used to play Follow the lead
r. bot on condition that he was al
ways the leader. IL after life he made
& he same condition. When he coult
40 logger be leader. he was perhaps
net sorry to die. The Irish who had
killed him gave him q magnificent
faseral. ana have been esytng fos him
svGf aesAs
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13
ORDINANCE NO. 4

Ordinance OF the Liquor Board OF Mineral
County, State OF Nevada. prohibiting
the sale. barter or exchange, or gift,
either for or without pay, OF any spir-
ituous, malt or fermented liquors or
wine, to any inmate or patient Of the
County Hospital except upon order OF
the County Physiclan) and providing
penalty for a ,iolation thereof.
The Liquor Board Of Mineral county.
state Of Nevada, for the use and benefit
OF the inhabitants of said county. and OF
inmates aud patients OF the County Hos.
pitel. In said county and State. do eract
as follows:-
section !. 1t shall DO unlawful for any
person or persons firm, association or cor
poration TO sell, barter or exchange, give
away or furnish either for or without pay.
IN any quantity whatever any spirituous,
malt or fermen ed liquors or wine, TO any
inmate or patient OF tho County Hospital
except upon order OF the County Physi.
lam, in said county and State.
Sec. Q. Any person or persons, firm, as.
. citation oil corporation violating the pro-
visions OF Section one a. OF this ordinance
nall DO deemed guilty Of misdemeanor,
md upon conviction thereof, In any court
4 competent juriedie Ion. shall DO pun
shed by q fine OF not more than three
hundred ts300.00) dollars, or be imprisoned
u the county jail for term OF not ex-
eeding one hundred aud fifty days, or by
10Th such fine and Imprisonment
SOC. 8. Upon the trial OF any action
wherein q violation o. the provisions OF
his ordinance Is charged, III it shall appear
IL evidence that such spiri uous malt Oh
.ermented liquor or wine wue sold ex.
changed or given away or furnished to an
innate or patient of such County Hospi-
al. either for or without pay. by either
The principal or agent or employee Of any
)ersen, persons, fra. ASSOCIATION or cor
,oration. holding a Wholesale or retail
shall DO the duty Of the Magistrate of the
court In which such action shall be tried
make and 6lc with the said Liquor Board.
before their next regular meeting, brief
written statement Of the evidence so bad
ind taken at such trial attached toa copy
OF tho complaint. and theIeupon' said IL
,ensed liquor dealer shall be notified by
The Clerk Of the Board toappear and show
;auae why said license should sot7be re-
voked.
Sec. T.. Every action or proceeding
osou8htfor v!oIstion Of any Ordinance Of
the County Liquor Board, enacted for the
use and benefit Of the Inhabitants of said
county and OF inmates and patients OF the
1ouIty Hospital, shall be brought and
prosecuted In the name of the Board OF
jounty Commissioners of Mineral County :.
Nevada. and shall be brought, maintained,
and prosecuted by tho District Attorney
Of said County and Stnte.
Aooptsd tnis 5th Cay of February, 1915
j. II. MILLER
chairman Board Of County Commissioers
and County Liquor Board
Attest:
tsEALl EELSO.
Clerk Of the hoard. !.
hereby certify that the foregoing or
finance mo. Al of the County Liqour
soard OF Mineral County. Nevada, Was
.dodted unanimously by sald Board at
0heir regular meeting held on February
jth, 1915.
3. T. KELSO, County Clerk.
Dated at Hawthorne, Nevada, this eth
.ay Of February, 1918.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13
tnttetlpeaN 81 CT

The eat ehssaatss 10 tTsdit1ssAiiy .
ssassyss fac Ill that b tssscaereus
Asa dsspiesbiA Not eAs moral tTsit
ssss II possess that Is worthy 1t uk.
tEx. Hence 1t sssxna odd that human
hsangs should domestiests Il and place
H. ~ . house companion. practically
a. par with tAs hse,e ana saaslcsh
Sss--ExCAanse
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13
State Engineer.

WANTED--Agert for Haw.
thorne and vicinity. Good prop.
osition. Previous experience un.
necessary. Free school of instruc-
tons. Address Massachusetts
Bonding and Insurance company.
Accident and Health Department,
Saginaw, Michigan Capital, ST..
500. 900.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13

MsiSns AssnT0nse psvbly oUrN
Tss Pspass In oeztsin essse Ia hys
sseRe usrs tsls 10 Get down On paper
She reasons why. in thar opinion. ere
nstion was superior TO burial Gre
nsron is good wrote enc little bog,
"bscause the person might Only os ia q
svoon. and IL he re Aarped be csasss
rsReves."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13

lsnssss Tsvaaiso lhs eN&Ss.
TIE Power bridge 10 tsaSss haslt
IL 1904, has . spas Of &ss feee stK
fagksr. eHa te he iaasssf sTSHstss III
bridge 81 fAe wsrea.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-04-13
Lived Only One Life.

The nobIest of great men who have
expressed themselves through art,
science and industry have lived but one
life apiece. That ole. though. was so
exemplary that notL.ng needed to be
hidden; else the veil drawn over their
erroneous ways also would have
blurred the vision of those very ideals
they 30 clearly saw and expressed
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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-06-06
W0men'S Land AYmV
To Organize Units

Mrs. q. c. Gard, who is the local
representative Of the women's land
army of Jackson county, has been re-
quested by Chairman M. D. James
to learn how many women and girls
in this section will enroll for agri-
cultural work this summer In ord
er to obtain this information Mrs.
Gard has placed a register in the city
hall where any person desiring work
or who will volunteer his or her serv-
ices to assist in any form of occupa-
tion may become enrolled.
According to instructions furnish
ed Mrs. Gard, female agricultural
workers are organized into units
which go out under the care of a
chaperon and live in tents, boarding
themselves. The chaperons are ex-
pected to assist with the cooking and
look after the general welfare of the
girls. Several units should be form
ed in this part of the valley for work
in this and neighboring counties. ANY
one interested should see Mrs. Gard
at once.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-06-06
Stacker Being Held
In Douglas County

Sheriff Quine received word from
Dole Saturday evening that a Stacker
had been found lettering near there.
Sheriff Quine left immeditely for
Dole and took the man in charge and
brought him to Roseburg, where he
was lodged in the county Jail. The
man gave his name of Ed King, and
that he had registered at Phoenix.
Arizona. lie is 2S years of age and
said that he had registered but he
carried no card and the officers have
evidence that he is a Stacker. He
has been in hiding behind a pile Of
railroad ties near Dole for the last
three or four days, until he was
found by people in that vicinity who
suspected him of being a Stacker
A telegram was sent Monday morn
ing to Phoenix to obtain information
regarding the man and if the Phoe-
nix authorities wish him returned
to that city. Pending what disposi-
,tion is decided to the made with him.
the man will be held prisoneE. in
the local Jail.
) A telegram received by the sheriff
from Phoenix stated that King first
had failed to return his question
naire. Hle was apprehended at
Fresno. Cal, on May 23, and quali-
fled on May 2S, and evidently de-
serted en- route. Hence he is not
only a Stacker but deserter as we'll.
The sheriff was instructed to deliver
him to the nearest army post for in
vestigation. The penalty for deser-
tion in time of war is quite severe
Roseburg Review.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-06-06
Beaver Realty Co.
211 E. Main St., Phone 6S

tion be sent to the surgeon general
of the United States and to the Ore
gon senators and representatives in
congress" "
At the state council of defense con-
ference DR.. E. A. Pierce, DR.. Ray
Matson and other experts in the
treatment of tuberculosis, testified
that frequently the transfer of sold
ier from the west coast environ
ment to high, arid attitudes is as
deadly as his disease; also that there
is no bettre climate for the treat
ment and cure of tuberculosis than
that of western Oregon.
Each of the hospitals to be built
by the government will have facili-
ties for 1000 men.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-06-06
Fuel Question Is
Grave One In City

In compliance with the procalma-
tion of Governor Withycombe to OBJ
serve this week as fuel week through
out the state and insure the winter
supply of fuel by early ordering, a
number of Ashland people have taken
time by the forelock and placed ord
ers for coal with the Ashland Stor-
age company, the only coal dealers
in the city. The matter of getting
good coal is a serious one and the
outlook for the coming winter is not
encouraging to those who depend on
being supplied as the need arises.
The best coal brought into the city
is the Rock Springs coal from Wy
oming. This is difficult to procure
on account of inability to get cars
and the high rate of freight over
the mountains. Washington coal and
briquettes can be procured in abund-
ance, but residents object to the lat
ter after burning Rock Springs coal.
c. f. Bates, manager of the transfer
and storage company, states that he
has filed large order for coal and
will supply the demands as fast as it
is shipped in, but the problem con-
fronting him is that of obtaining the
coal
Washington coal will be plentiful,
1t is claimed, and easy to obtain, and
while it is not so desirable as Rock
Springs coal to many consumers, it
will answer the purpose for supply
ing the winter fuel if nothing better
can be obtained.
From present indications wood
seems to be out of the running when
1t comes to fuel for this section.
While there is no dearth of wood in
the forests the question of getting it
cut and hauled has become such a
problem that during the present la
Dor shortage wood for fuel may be-
come a thing of the past.