The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-09-19
WILL ASSIST men
With QUESTIONS

! The first questionnaires for men
who registered a week ago today were
mailed from the local draft board
headquarters last evening. 1t is est-
mated that the mailing of question
naires will continue eight days longer,
/ but that does not mean that all the
men who registered Thursday will re-
cefve a QUESTIONABLE by that time, as
| Provost Marshal General Crowder's
orders were to mail questionnaires
i only TO men between the ages of 10
and SO years, inclusive, but exclusive
of men between the ages of 21 and
81 years who had filled out question
naires previously.
SO far 1886 men have registered for
the selective draft in Humboldt county
and all men between the ages of IS
and &c have not yet registered, owing
/ to isolation on ranches and in sheep
camps, etc. When they have all regis
| tered it is estimated, the total will
number about 100 more than the gov
ernment estimate.
Registrants requiring information
and assistance in filling out their
questionnaires will be enabled to OBJ
tain the same from the following
named persons:
At Winnemucca from members OF
| the legal advisory board, who will be
in continuous session during business
hours in the Silver State hall, located
above the Winnemucca Mercantile
/ Company's store. on the corner of
Fourth and Bridge streets.
! At Lovelock- r. NJ. Hardy
c. H. Jones, II. J. Murrish. r. H..
Young, J. w. Kroner and b. b.
Goodman.
At Golconda-John |. Peterson.
James Buckley and J. c. Abernethy.
I AT INLAY. w. Abbay, John r.
/ Tullis and Ben Sears.
| AT Jackson Creek-O. L. Lay.
AT Jungo-Geo. B. Austin.
At Lower Rochester-G. NJ Stod
dard
AT Mill City-R u Murray
At McDermitt-F. r. Sprague, An
ME Baber and Joe Ugarrisas
At National-Mrs. +. ]. Lucas.
At Oreana-R. II. Rowland and E.
c. Vance.
At Paokard-H G. Thompson and
/ ii. P. Ald1feh.
At Paradise-John S. Case, II. X.
Harvey and Mrs. John S. Case.
At Quinn River Crossing Charles
T. Cronin and c. w Younkin.
AT Sulphur d. Rodgers and J. j.
Anderson.
AT Rebel Greek Fred Whitaker
At Rochester, G. Huntington and
j. w. Douglass.
At Seven Troughs-Hugh n. Smyth.
AT Tungsten George McCulloch
and Charles Bell.
AT Toulon-Lewis A. Savage.
At Red House-Mrs. l.. Fillmore.
| AT Unionville-H. NJ. Leonard.
Winnemueca's Board
Without charge to the registrant or
compensation from the government
the following named men will assist
in filling out missionaries, will give
legal advice as regards registrants
rights and will acknowledge the oaths
of registrants as to the contents of
the missionaries. AS stated above.
they will be located in Silver State
ball:
Thursday forenoon, September 10
T. f. Powell, T. II. Shone and l.. G.
Wilson
Thursday afternoon-J. A. Callahan,
C. d. Mackay and Ernest Brown.
Friday forenoon. September 20
l.. G. Campbell, B. ]. Loinaz and w. NJ.
Blattner
Friday afternoon-L. o. Hawkins,
j. d. Minor and W. p. Stephenson.
Saturday forenoon, September 21-
J, A. Langwith. W. s. Bonnifield and
James Ritchie.
Saturday afternoon-T. A. Brandon,
S. J. Bonnifield and II. Warren.
Monday forenoon, September %
j. A. Callahan. c. ID. Mackay and
Ernest Brown.
Monday afternoon-T. Il. Powell,
IT II. Shone and L. g. Wilson.
Tuesday forenoon, September "a
L. O. Hawkins, J. d. Minor and w. p.
Stephenson.
Tuesday afternoon-L. G. Campbell,
D. j. Loinaz and VIM. Blattner.
Wednesday forenoon. September 25
r. A. Brandon, s. j. Bonnifield and II.
Warren.
Wednesday aftemoon-J. A. Lang
with, w. S. Bonnifeld and James
Richie
Thursday forenoon, September 26-
T. +. Powell, T, II. Shone and l.. G
Wilson.
Thursday afternoon-J A. Callahan
G. d. Mackay and Ernest Brown.
Friday forenoon, September 81
l.. G. Campbell b. j. Loinaz and Wm
Blattner.
Friday afternoon-L. O. HawkiT
j. d. Minor and W. P. Stephenson.
CoftsrIaxr forenoon GfataratInr