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PRODUCE MUCHO AZU.
al Ell EDO. De
yALISC0
Los hacendados quieren ha.
Ger prosperar la indus
tina dZucdrerd

GUADALAJARA, Jal. Agosto 15,
-Importante lugar ocupa ell Estado
de Jalisco entire las ~entidades fcdc-
rativas azucareras. Grandes plan
tics &c cana existen en- la partc Sar
del Estado, en- los limites de Colima
V en- Ia region media compSendida
entire Sayula y Tlajomulco.
Jalisco, es sin duda alguna. de
los Estados occidentales de la Repu-
hlica M~eXicana, ell primer productor
de azucar, existicndo en- TODD el Es
tado ingcnios importantes. Hay ha-
ciendas al nortc de Sayula : al sur
de Zapotlan, tales como Bellarista,
Cofradia, Navajas Y FL Plan, en- don
de exIsten trapicheS moderncs Y
grandes ~canaveralcs.
En- la actualidad. los hacendados
del sur de Jalisco y de Ia partc me-
dia, estan e~studiardo la forma en-
que deben hacer prosperar la indus
tria en- el Estado. que
andando el tempo llevara a Jalisco
a ocupar 81 no ell primer lugar, 81 uno
de los PARTICIPATES entire Estados azu-
carcros del Fais.
Fl sistema dc riego empleado ror
los hacendados Y que eS de netodo
sencillo Y vractlcos les ha permit
do, no obstante que este ano en-
la region media del Estado ha sido
seco, ell riego q por sistema de ana
les Sc efectua reguiarrncnte, habicn
dose degrade todas las siembras que
sc hic;eron.
La hacienda de Ia Estanzuela. pro-
Guctora de azucar, tiene almacena-
da en- sus bodegas gran cantidad dc
paneS de azucar, que nc ha sido
possible realizarloS, For IL insegurI-
cad que reina en- aquellos lugares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13
Sc NEGO PERMIS0 PARA
EXPORTAR AZUCAR
Guerra ser uepada de Mexico
al Japon por uHa COM
paTla nipona
CIUDAD D EMEXICO. Agosto II

CIUDAD D EMEXICO. Agosto IL
La Secretar:a De Hacienda ACADIA
de negar ei permiso Solicjtado por
el BancC Japo7es de kawain. Japon.
para exportar de Mexico tres mil to-
neladas de azucar.
FL gobierno considerable que e.
azucar era indispensable para las nc-
cesidaGes del pals, acc7d5 negar el
pcrmiso.
Negose la l;bertad caucional a TN ex-
Corisario.
FL iuez 20. &c instruction nego la
lbertad hajc eaucrcn dc diez nil pc
0 que s~olicit0 81 ~ex-Comisar;o de
"a la. Deynarcacivn de Policia Rafael
Bringas Tejada, acusaGo dc varios
Geiitos de orden comun, que cometio
Gesempenando Ell empleo Official alu
dido.
Bringas, prometlo al Juez q Gepo-
sitaria en- el JuZgado hasta d:ez nil
pesos en- efccJivo, pero cl ofrecl-
miento fue d~esechado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13
JIM MANIFESTATION
GONZALISTA EN- DGO.
InterUino la policiG y hubo
UNI sangriento choque

DURANGO, agosto 12.-Los ele-
mentos que postulan a Pablo Coma
lez y al Lie. Joaquin Moreno. para
la Presidencia de Ia R~epublica Y pri-
mera magistratura del Es~ado res
pectivamente, organizaron antenoche
una manifestation publica, en- honor
de sus candidates. Los manifestantcs
Sc reuniercn en- ell jardin Hidalgo, Y
despues de haber recorrido buena par
te de la ~poblacion, principiaron en-
senal de regocijo a disparar suS ar
mas al aire y a promover un escan-
dalo terrible, hasra ell grade de ha-
Ger que Ia policia tuvo que interve-
mir.
Cuando los manifeStantes Sc per-
cataron que la policIa trataoa re po-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13
e Barron Long,.

Il Baron Long.
De nuevo Sc ]encuentra en- San Die
go. el Baron Long. conocido sportman
y hombre de negocios que ha ganado
una graz parte de su fortuna en- la
cA plotacion de hotelcs Y centres de
diversion.
Sc asegura que eI Baron Long ira
ia de adquirir Ell mejor hotel de San
Diego. ell Grant. en- Ia suma de dos
millones dc dolares.
Los arreglos para llevar a cabo
esta operation, Sc cncuentran muy "a
~.vanzados.
La adquisicion del Hotel Grant so.
10 es una parte del plan de Long para
establccer I'm gran Montecarlo en- la
B&ia California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13
IA PRENSA" EN- SAN DIEGO, CAL.

Perspective para los trabajadores mexicanos.-Una escue-
la civil de aviacion.-Se uniran para combatir ell costo
de la vida.-Cantu no pudo asistir a las fiestas.-Otras
noticias
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13
Lrn cscncLG dc rr71ci0H.

Jrn cSctcLG dc GE1Gci0lt.
Con motive de Ia p~resencia de la
Flota del Pacifico, Ia poderosa COM
rania de a~eroplanos cue tiene esta-
blecido IN servicio en- Los Angeles,
puso a la disposition del pUblico. en-
Coronado, un aeroplano.
In esta nave aerca, que csta ma
nejada por dos aviadores que sirvie-
ron al cjercito de los Estados Unidos
durante Ia guerra. muchas personals
fueron a e desde los aires. a la flo
Ia del Pacifico.
Los Wales costaban diez d6lares Y
la contribution de guerra.
Sc piensa establecer en- Coronado
una escueIa civil de aviacion bajo la
direction de la misma empresa indica-
.da. la Chaplin Airline"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13

Con la amenaZa
dc aCuSaE crllnl-
nalmente al dueno
dc Ia ~Grogueria
donde lie vendie-
ron un suStituto
del Hero t,uHa-
do, haciendolo pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13

frascos dc dicha medicine. EXisten
miles de personals que tCman hero
y no sc dan Cuenta de 81 10 estan
tomando en- forma organica o meta
Ilca, dando por resultado que en- mu-
chas ocasiones dejan de obtener la
energla, fuerza Y vitalidad Que per-
siguen. pues han tornado hero en-
Ia f0rma indebida. 81 I'd. no Sc
encuentra bueno Y sano, por su pro-
pic ben deberia hacer Ia siguientc
prueba: Observe deten;damantc
cuanto puede trabai jar 0 bien CANT
a sin sentirsc fatigado. Tome des-
pEes, durante dos semanas, tres vc-
ces al dia n dosis de dos pastiilaS
de cinco granos de Hero NuxaIa:
pasado este lapse de tempo vuclva
a hacer la prueba de su resistencia
y Sc c~onvencera de cuanto ha CANA
do.
NoTA De LOS FABRICANTES: LIE
cNtcnsa publication dc 10 cxDresado ante.
riormcnte fu6 suseride nor el DR.. James
Francis Sullivan. anaguamcnte medico Gcl
Hospital Dc Bellevue ,DepartGnlento Del
Exterior. New York. y del Hospital del Con.
dado de Westches Ir: por cI DR.. Ferdinand
King. conocido mcdico Ncoyorkino = autor
de obras dc medicina por cl DR.. George
H. Baker. antigusmcEtc mcdicc Y ~cirujano
del Monmouth Memorial Hospital. dc New
Jersey ror CT DR.. II. B. Vail. anticuancn-
&c mtlico en- el Baltimore Hospital and
Medical Examiner, y otras prominentcs per-
sonslidades. ror 10 cual cI publico csta pre-
venido contra el uso dc hicrro en- la forma
metalica q dc preparations similarcs. ere
yendo quo toman Hero Nuxado. Diferen-
tcmente de las antiques preparations dc
hero inorganico. esta no dana nj e1neSrecc
Ia dentaGu-a nj trastorna las funciones c.
toracales. Los Fabricantes garantizan los
resultados mas satisfactorios o devuylven cI
inportc dc Ia medicine en- case contrario.
De venta en- todas las bueaas droguerias.
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to de Ia vida, v hallar una solucAon al
problema.
Ell Alcalde Wilde contesto que es.
taba dispuesto a unirse a los demas
Alcaldes, con ell objeto de- veneer a
los que inmoderadamente estan explo-
tando 81 publico.
Sugiere en- su respuesta el senior Viii
dc que la conferencia de los conceja-
les tenga lugar en- San Diego.
Los UucionGlizaGoS.
En- los ultimos datos establishes
de los individuos que han pedido la
nacionalidad americana en- esta ciu.
dad, no aparece I'm solo mexicano.
Pidieron las cartas de nacionaliza-
ci6n: - italianos, tres success; II a.
lemanes: dos rusos; un costaricense;
Is ingleses; un noruego, dos turcos,
tres griegos. un suizo; un portuguese
Y un frances.
Sc eTcuS6 ci Go6ernndor.
Ell ~gobernador del Distrito Norte
de la Baja California. Coronel Este
ban Cantu, Sc excuse de asistir a las
f;estas que Sc celcbraron en- esta
ciudad con motive de la llegada de
Ia flota del Pacifico.
Urgentes asuntos re%lacionados con
la administration del Gobierno de su
cargo, lie impidieron asistir a esa fies
ia. segun Sc nos asegura en- fuentes
oficiales.
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sar como tai, una sonora ha desper-
tado una gran indignation contra
cierta costumbre que perjudlca nota-
blemente la salud Y bienestar del
publico. Esta sonora asegura que
en- vez de obtener energias, fuerz2. :
vitalidad, que lograba tomando ell Ie-
gitimo Hero NuXado, ha experiment
tado series t~rastornos Y sc ha enter-
mado con ell uso del substitute que lie
fue vendido. Casos como este han
dado luear a que los doctores pre-
vengan al pub!ico contra las falsl-
ficaciones. asumiendo iguai actltud
las autoridadcs sanitarias de todas
parties.
Aquellas personals que neceslten de
un tonico reconstituyente y vigori-
zador de la sangre, deben acudir a
u medicos de cabecera Y pedirles
una receta de hero ORGANIZE, Hero
Nuxado, para que de esta
no haya Ia menor duda que han ad-
quirido Ell articulo legitimo. Pero 81
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En- vista del daho que experimental tomando TN articuIo falsifica
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nerlos en- orden. muchos individuos
de los que formaban ell grupo gon-
zalista dispararon sus armas en- con-
ira de les guardianes. resultando de
la collision IN muerto y algunos he
rides.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13

Los medicos preyiencn al pu-
blico. dicicndo que las prepa-
r~acicnes ordinarias DC hero
metalico. nc puedcn dar los
mismos resultaGos de %encrgia.
fuerza Y vitalidad que da el
hero organize. Hero NuXa-
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13

SAN DIEGO, CAL, agosto G.
Millares de trabajadores mexicanos
encontraran huenos trabajos en- este
puerto con motive de las obras que Sc
estan proyectando aqui y que haran
que sea la poblacion una de las mas
favorecidas por ell aumento de ira.
bajo.
Con motive de la %presencia de Ia
flota del Pacifico en- estas aguas, mu
chas familias de los oficiales y de los
marines dc los barcos, han fijado su
Residential aqui. Como en- la Baja
California estaran constantemente al
gunos de los barcos de la flota y
alli no podran es%tablecerse astilleros,
los barcos vendran hacer u repara-
clones a este puerto.
Sc habla de Ia construction dc un
gran astillero Y del aumento de traba
10 en- los del Gobierno, que actual
mente no ocupan ell numero de perso-
mas que ocuparon en- tiempos de que
IRA.
En- general, las condolences de los
traba jadores van a mejorar Y los me-
~Xicanos RESIDENCES aqui o~btendran
grandes ventajas por clio.
Ell New Werjco.
Sc cree por muchos eXpertos que el
New Mexico" barco insignia de Ia
flota del Pacificc es uno de los barcos
mas notables del mundo por su mag
mica construction, y por todoS los
adelantos modernos Que Il
FL Captain del barco, Willard. dice
que ell New Mexico ticre II ca
pacidad para IN million de g~alones de
combustible, con 10 que podria dar Ia
vuelta al mundo sin necesidad de de-
tenerse 4 tomar petroleo. que eS con
10 que Sc alimentan suS calderas; tie
ne los canoneS &c mas a~lcance. go
millas,) y puede caminar a mi velo-
cidad lie q Y un cuarto nudos por no
ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13

Il coSto dc Ia riGC.
e. Mayor de la ciudad de Portland
invite al de San Diego a tener una
conferencia para discutir ell alto cos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-13

no desean tomarse
este molestia bas-
Ia con que fijen 81
%atencion en- las pa
labras MINATED
0 que es
tan impresas en- Ia
~etiqueta de los
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Inter collegiate football games
were played in nearly all the prin-
cipal cities Of the country last
Saturday. Following are some OF
the results:
Nevada University defeated the
Santa Clara team Al to Z.
Illinois scalps Ohio, 9 to Z
Harvard beat Yale, in the pres
ence Of fifty thousand people, 1C
to 3. University Of California de
feated Stanford, IA to 10. Min
nesotta "a, Michigan 7. Indiana
II. Syracuse 6 Notre Dame .33
Purdue Is. Oregon Aggiest 8
Washington 0. Alabam s, Georg-
ia O. S. Dakota State Is, S. Da-
kota 8. Oklahoma IA, Kansas
Aooies 8.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
MASONIC HALL SOLD.

What appears to be settle
ment in the differences between
Carson Lodge, F. and A. NJ, and
the county commissioners in re-
lation to the price Of the lodge
hall, which occupied part OF the
site Of the state memorial build
ING, seems to have been reached.
The commissioners agree ito d
payment of $1,000 for the prop
erty, while the lodge reserves
the fixtures and movable i'm
provements. BY this course it is
believed that the court will grant
the increase over the estimates
made by the arbitration commit
tee, thus saving the condemnation
suit which has been filed by Dis
trict Attorney Chart. This will
clear the way for the removal
of all buildings on the site.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
BIG DEAL IN
CHURCHILL COUNTY

There has. just been completed
the largest land deal in the his
tory of Churchill county. r. l..
Douglass sold to C w. Renfro
1860 acres Of his Island ranch, all
i'll cultivation and CARRYING a vest
ed government water right for
"a. sum aproxirnatTng S250,0OO.
Included III this tras1rfer is the
personal, property used by Che
former rallching firm Of Renfro
& Douglass. Mr.. Douglass re-
tians his fine residence in the IS
land district, also aboutr 1000
acres Of the 10000 acres, which
once comprised the Douglass
ranch. ~,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
HARRY LEWIS ].
BUYS COAL LAND

n {. B *
Harry Lewis and wife, Ann-
cite Lewis, Of Wichman, i'll Min
eral county, were, ii Carson Sat
urday, and while here bought 800
acres Of coal land from the q 81.
government at a price.of $40 pH
acre. This is the price Of layd
when situated more than fifteen
miles from the railroad, says the
Carson News. s'-'s,
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Isewis, two or
three years ago gave .notice Of
their intention to prospect for coal
on the lands they bought yester-
day, and Since that time they have
done Development work q the
value aboilt three thousand
dollars They subsequently filed
affidavits showing the amount Of
work done and proving the exist
ence. OF coal and applied for per-
mission to purchase the land from
the government. There being no
objection on the part at any other
person and no attempt to show
that the work, claimed, had not
been done, the LeWises were yes
terday able to buy. the coal land
which will be patented in a short
time. -. -
This is said to be the largest
tract OF coal land eyer sold in Ne
vada by the government. Accord
ing TO the officials at the land
office the. only other tract ever
acquired. BY private parties i'll
Nevada was "a forty acre tract
bought by Dir. Krebs in the same
district several years ago.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
" OF PARTNERSHIP

NOTICEiIS HEREBY 5GIV-.
EN- that acknowledgment, hereto
fore doing a general merchandise
business under the firm name and
style OF Bernard & Luce, in the
City OF Yerington, has been
wholly dissolved, Mrs. Lura But
Ter having taken over the interest
Of NJ G.. Bernard, and said bust
ness will'in the future be conduct
ed under the firm name and style
Of Butler & Luce. All bills will
be paid to the new firm Of Butler
& Luce, who assume all outstand-
ing Indebtedness offsaid firm.
Dated, at Y eriffgton, Nevada.
this Sth dayof November, 1919.
Y. c. BERNARD
-4 w. II. -ECeE
ffssirsf publication Nov l5@.lolo..
Last publication, Nov. %, 1910.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
A. NEW USE I.
FOR GRAPE JUICE.

Grapejtice made its appearance
for the first time III Neada as a
substitute for wine III corner
stone layings last Saturday in
Gardnefville when the corner
stone Of the new Masonic temple
at that place was laid.
Everybody is familiar with the
time honored ritual used III laying
most of all cornerstones when the
presiding officer baptises the
stone with the corn OF plenty,
the oil of JOY and the Wine Of
mirth and happiness" OF course
there isn't any wine OF mirth
and happiness" in Nevada any
more. At1least there isn't stlp-
posed to be.
But, nothing daunted, the Ma
sons chose the next best thing
and used the pure juice 81 the
grape, not the kind that the old
Persian took along to the wilder
ness with his lady love, his LOAF OF
bread and his book Of verses, but
the dark colored. heavy kind that
has had the buzz taken out Of it.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES
GET WAGE BOOST

The joint resolution providing
emergency increases i'll practlc-
ally all post offices became law
Saturday without the Presidents
signature. By. the terms of the
Joint resolution presented to Con-
gress several months ago by the
various national postal unoins, all
employees now receiving 1000 to
$1,000 a year will be increased
5000 per year. Between 81 POI
and $1,000 the increase will be
$3.50. From 81 ,o02 to $1,000 the
increase will be- Sis. From
$2,O01 to not more than $500
the increase will be 500.
These increases are retroactive
to July /, 1910, and are for the
current fiscal year, ending June
o. 1920. Substitute and auxil-
airy employees will receive 90
cents an hour, an increase Of 20
cents an hour.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
FORD COMES BACK
EVEN FROM HADES

The following appeared a few
days ago i'll the State Register"
Of Springfield, Illinois:
MANY are the stories OF Henry
Ford and his popular automobile,
but Hillsboro is relating what it
calls the best OF the season, and
the facts in the case are true. 1t
happened in one of the leading
churches of the city that the pas
tor took for the text of his SER
mon, Better Church Attend
ance."
"The pastor, related that the
autmobile had taken more people
away from the church than any
other thing. He concluded with
the exclamation "The Ford car
has taken more people to hell than
any other thing can mention 7
Wherepon an old lady in the con
gregation began to clap her hands
hands and moan Praise the
Lord Praise the Lordp'
1.-The Ford never went any
place that it couldn't make the
round trip and | am sure that al
Of those people in hell will sool
be back, she answered. SO prais,
the j .ord!"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
A CHASTITY ACCIDENT

George Woodbury.. a miner,
met death at the Con. Virginia
late Monday afternoon in an un-
usual manner. the circumstances
of which are more or less a nys-
terry, as Woodbury. was alone at
the time he was killed. In an ex-
plosion Of stick OF powder
which he was evidently holding
in his hand. his head and hand
we're literally blown to pieces,
the accident occurring in a drift
on the 1000 foot level of the mine
Deceased had formerly beer
employed by Miller & Lux, anc
was IS years old.
Virginia Chronicle.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
AUTO LICENSES
FOR NEXT YEAR

Yellow numbers on a red back
ground will be j the color scheme
Of the 1920 licenses motor cycles
and truck licnese plates, which
Secretary Of State George Brodi-
gan announces will be available
for distribution after December
| Is.
The owners Of late models OF
Ford touring cars will pay S7.35
each for 1920 licenses in Nevada,
under the provisions Of the new
law governing the licensing OF
automobiles. There will +be a
charge OF IS cents per hundred
pounds Of the weight. The
schedule OF weights filed III the
office of the secretary Of state
shows that a tin Lizzie tour
ing car weighs fourteen hundred
pounds. A further charge Of
thlty-1ive cents per hundred
pounds OF passenger capacity IS
made, figuring one hundred TWEEN
ty five pounds for each passenger.
Thus in the case of a Ford six
hundred pounds will be: added,
making the total license fee S7.35
for twenty one hundred pounds
total weight and the carrying
capacity.
1t is expected that over 10000
Of these auto plates will be issued
upon registration of motor We
hicles. the coming year and be-
cause of the change in the state
law on the subject tremendous
amount of work will be required
in getting the various vehicles
properly registered. Application
Blanks will be issued as formerly
by the secretary of the state, but
in addition to the address andm
in addition to the name an address
Of the owner and name, factory
number and style of the vehicle
as past years, the model. year OF
make, factory weight and seating
capacity will be required for the
passenger cars and motorcycles,
and factory weight. body allow
ance weight and rated loaded
| capacity will be required for the
trucks,
The registration fee for the
year will be as follows:
For every passenger car s.
cents per hundred pounds, said
weight to be the factory adver-
tised weight and in addition 125
pounds for each passenger which
said vehicle is built to accommo-
date when it is loaded to capacity
For every truck, IS cents per 100
pounds Of weight or major frac-
ton thereof and in addition the
body allowance weight, and in
addition the rated load capacity.
For every motorcycle, IS cents
per 100 pounds or major fraction
thereof, said weight to be factory
weight and in addition l25 pounds
for the rider.
\ phamphlet containing prac-
tically all cars manufactured in
United States is now being pre-
pared by Mr.. Brodi2an to aid il
giving correct data on application
\ great deal OF confusion can
be avoided If the motorist will
see that his application for license
is correctly and FULLY filled out.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
NEVADA REPUBLICANS
MEET AT RENO

About thirty Republican leaders
representing different counties
Of the state met ii, Reno Saturday
and took preliminary steps to
arrange for the proposed general
conference of Republicans to be
held in Reno i'll January
The workers present decided
to appoint a committee to coop
crate with the state central COM
mittee in arranging the confer
ence. The committee will consist
u one man and one woman from
cash county.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
COURT REPORTS READY

State Printer Farnsworth has
turned over to Secretary Of State
Brodigan.the Nevada Reports for
t9lS-10, Nolumne ~, which CON
tains the supreme court decisions
for the two terms. lncludalis the
opinion Of the Ming case, in which
the constitutiQnality Of the state
prohibition law was upheld The
work Of shipping out thesreports
and filling the demands from the
secretary Of states Office is under
way ~
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-29
MANY IDLE MEN COMING

Hundred of idle men are ar
irving in Reno from San Fran
cisco and other coast cities and
are applying for work at the lum-
Der and mining camps. Much Of
the labor is skilled but most
Of the companies are working
fhll forces and are unable to ac-
commodate the sudden rush OF
men. .