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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-13
THE IRRIGATION PROJECT FROM
AN ENGINEERING STANDPOINT
By JOHN A. BEEMER, Project En- gineer.

The purpose Of this article is to
present, in as few words as possible,
some Of the more important facts re-
lative to the proposed water storage
on Walker River, considered from an
engineering standpoint. The COM
plete reports containing detailed in
formation relative to water supply,
estimates of cost, etc, are on file at
the Office of the Board of Directors
for inspection by the electors of the
District
In nutshell, the principal mat
tiers that must be carefully and fair
ly considered before storage pro-
ject can be recommended are:
CD Necessity for storage
(2) Available water supply
(3) Storage sites andd cost of de-
veloping.
Relative to necessity for storage in
this valley little need be said Many
a farmer would have willingly paid
more for an acre foot of late water
for this seacon alone, than it will
cost to provide permanent storage
for the same amount. But even crop
insurance for all lands now under
cultivation seems smaller consider
alton when compared with the re-
clamation Of thousands of acres of
new land, now worthless, that will
be made permanently productive
after storage is provided.
AS to the water supply, all records
have been carefully studied and it has
been definitely determined that the
supply is sufficient to justify the pro-
posed construction. These records
are the results of gagings princi-
qa1ly by the U. S. Geological survey,
and have been incorporated in the
reports on file in the Directors off
ice. But any resident of the valley,
whether he has seen any gaging rec
ords or not, knows from observation
that great volumes OF water run to
waste every Spring. The amounts
actually wasted into Walker Lake
are given in published records OF the
Geological survey, computed from
daily measurements at the Schurz
gaging station, are as follows
During 1914, 100000 acre-feet; dur
ing 1915, 17O,800 acre@feet: during
1916, 3OS,S5O acre-feet; during 1917,
100000 acre feet.
The yearly run-off for this station
will be very different alter the pro-
posed storage works are put in
operation.
The matter OF storage sites and cost
Of developing them has been given
considerable attention. Good sites
have been located and preliminary
estimates have been made for devel
oping about $4,000 acre feet of stor-
age capacity. The natural condi
tons encountered are unusually so
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-13
some FERNLEY ITEMS
From the Enterprise

F. A. Anderson came in from the
Zelda mining district the first OF
the week, where he has consider
able number of mining claims from
which he was showing some rock
that experts say will assay into the
hundreds. The ore is principally
gold but will run we'll into silver Mr..
Anderson speaks very Highly of the
Zelda mining district and says, that
1T will be heavy producer OF gold
III the not very distant future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30

Vow Tork-Dr. Conner. formerly OF
Johns Hopkins Hospital SAYS: ITO sue
rrs~fuIlr light th" Flu il Is necessary 10
harr The general system In good ph!s"",
condition. "srcrially tbc heart. throat anu
lungs In MY "r'uinn. nothing W. akrn"
,h"Sr nrgGns more than the usH "l 10
b",rn. t'T; down on your Tobacco. or,
easy whom You know how. Tho Nic"tol
,n.'hod quickly stops the craving. at th'
,nIn. lime builds up tho entire system.
strengthens vitality. thus enabling many
- resist the raragrs OF Flu germs ana
other diseases common To those who use
a tobacco users chances OF recovery
from malignant diHease are Iess"ned 10
nor cent Another eminent aui hority
SAYS If tobacco: "lts immndrrate uHr ~
had for the Young and suicide after inc
ar. of forty five" lie also says: 1t haS
h""n proven without doubt that t"hacro
NAV rauS" hardening of thr blood vessels
ANGINA tan inhammatory condition "f the
thrnaiI and other consequences nf an mi
paired blood supply in the tissues. and
| heartily agree with him. II YOu would
avoid The Flu or double your chances or
recovery in cas-" ynn do hav" II. take my
advice and start to day to strengthen your
heart. throat and lungs by stopping me
Use Of tobacro Can YOU im1gin" doc
tor who would let ynu usn tobacco while
rnu we're suffering with the Fin, whom You
need nil OF Your strength to fight this
often fatal disease? IL Is your duty TO
do everything yOu can Ia prevent ~" ~
before IL grasIS yhu in its fatal ciuichrS :
To quickly overcome tho tobacco habit IN
and get como Nirotol tablets. Nv follow
Ing tho Nicotol method YOU quickly pmt
yG;Ir entire system In good healthy comm
ton. Ask your doctor or druggist about
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
Martins Fe-y Briefs

Mrs. John lfulbruuk has arm cd h"m"
after several days spent Visiting ~ 'an-
ton. ohio.
Vra,t. Gully all Of III" cx-scr> ic" ncn
ard members of IN" American Legion
Will attend the memorial S,rNi""S at
ninE.
Mrs David Thomas, Of Center street.
has arrived home aftrr brief visit with
friends ut Detroit. MiCh.
Th" members Of the Freshman class
Of the local high school wnr" phntU-
srarhrd IN group by William =. Reed
yesterday.
Practically all Of tho members OF thu
!! Belmont county Fish ard Game Frnt"C-
tend the meeting IN bridgeport t"mor-
row night.
A social affair and old fashioned cake
walk will I've given ~ tho St""lcs school
huus" west Of this ".jy Saturday might.
The bazaar and festival which is in
progress at tin" Armury Hall under tho
auspices Of the Forrcsters "f America.
continues To be popular.
, Mrs Ada MiChaclS OF this city has
arrived home after spending some time
visiting at New Athens. Ohio.
Mrs John Ro2nr has arrived HON"
| n ficr several weeks treatment for her
eyes n Il hospital at Baltimore.
Miss Anna raugr"r "f thus 'Ity. is
! slightly improved IT IN" local hospital
, where she was taken for treatment yes
! tcrday.
! A largo number 81 Gut-of-town Nom
hrrs rr Ia" Improved order Of Red Men
| ar" "NT"ri"d h'r" for tn" celebration
I this evening.
Isaac Nrwland internal revenue col
! l"ctnr. spent yesterday in this city on
| business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
GAINESVILLE

Tho Eastern star lodge viii give a
Url!uwn',.n social and masqurrad" in tn"
Masonic r. mpl". Friday evening;
Josh Lucas. rr rh"lin, Was called mere
by II, death Of his uncle.
Nr. f:'mm"l Powell. "f 'antina. was
caller In this vicinity on" day last
Wrri;.
",ya" Anderson was n business visi-
tor n Hh""Iing. rc"t"rda!.
NJ, !. II. Gould. 90 Wn"citnG; IL Wis;
,,.us n'r mother. Mrs. Mary Reed. of
E3~; Main street.
Ahonr fifty Mason frosm this place
n"'"r"d +" B"Ilairn Tuesday evening 10
ntt"uI 4 special meeting there.
!. W. DUuIUa was in wheeling Tues
GHy. on business
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Miller and dauGh-
to-. Anna. have returned - thor hon"
here after = frw days visit at Martins
/, r:.. aurl MN nChc.i. w. Va.
.,':"r =; The hons Il ;corsr Rurdrttc
luG East Main greet. this week.
Ms tiara Reed wen; down I" Wheel
IN, 49, ,Icn, - attend IN" first uurn-
| r.r Of II" University course a. the
;rrurt theatre.
! Th" Tursday Musi, Club met at the
; i."mr II Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ely. with
tti,c:r daughter. Mrs. Gibson Bradficld
NJ hostess. This was th" first meeting
Of ;Mr u,w year and y splendid program
on French MuGic was given.
Mrs Frank Harrison gay" very in.
| i."cSljnE report from the Federation OF
Wnmcn'4 clubs. which was held IL
/ Cleveland. Octnhrr L. To IL. The clut
w;:e founded June 1918. and became fed
, Grated IN March. 1913. Wonderful pro
gross was made during the past year
| 'rnr new Officials for tho year are: Pros
! idrat, Mrs r. l.. Harrison: vice p-eS
dent. Mary Prlty. SHcrctar:".MrF. GcorE'
! Chcfrv: cor. sec. Mrs. Grnrg" :. Fisher
/ and treasurer. Miss Mary Sheppard. Tht
program Cor next month will consist OF
| British music.
! Mrs. L. ]. Kirk is quite sick at hel
| home ON Walton avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
Thousands Everywhere Are
Preparing TO Fight the Flu
Saws Or. Conner, Who Tells WHAT 10 10

H. They will both agree that the HieotSl
method has no superior In overcoming the
Ell fleets OF tobacco. One leading In
snrance company says that the use Of to-
I,arrn shortens the average life by eight
years. Nicotine, (which comes from to.
S.thorities agree Is Of no medicinal value.
Ga Far ~ I am able tn asrcftalh. tobacco
IL Of no value to anybody under any cir
cun,etsnces. except TO those who grow
and sell il. Why poison yourself and
weaken your organism with 4 noxious
poison, thus lea,ins Lont systen Al easy
arteries eye strain, blindness. stomHch dis
nrIsrs liver and kidney troubles, eaneNr
~ the tongue, lips and throat and 4 hrfs
category OF fatal diseases too Numerous 70
nnntior when in a few days the habk
may be quickly broken without any .erat-
Ing or discomfort by a simple home treat
nhnscd ut any up-,o- date drug store. Just
mnk. this tcst: stop the ne Of tobacco.
and use Sicotol for one week, then note
how much hotter you Will feel at the end
NJ that time You will need no further
argument to convince you that you should
Tin germs rarely attack those whose heart
throat and lungs are IN good physical
c' NSWTE-one Of err leading druggist,
hiss this 10 say Of Nieotol: Il consider Il
q very eficacious. remedy for the tobacco
habit. 1t is away ahead OF anything we
have T' ever sold before, and seems to give e1-
'%IIcnt satisfaction to the purchaser. We
.cIi II under agreement with the manu-
,,rtrrrrs to refund the money to every
dissatisfied patron. " can be purchas ed
IN this city at all druggists. including
r. II Gricst & Co.. 1925 MARKET street,
! Wheeling, W. Va.
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BELMONT

john Carleton visited ~ I. !. Burk-
harI's Wednesday evening.
Frank lIawknhrrry was 'H'l"r III
Belmont ono day last week
Douglas Hatcher and son 'lar"nCr
spent Thursdn% afternoon nj lihrn"sNl'lc'
Mrs Mari" Masters and daughter iS
visiting friends at l1cllnir" mas W'"N'
Mrs. Carrie Hatcher and sun Nilsson
visited ut Belmont ON" day last week.
VIM. Cation and son Dennis were Bol-
mont visitors last ThursiHN.
Mir. and Mrs Frank Moore and son
visited friends near Coo! I'M summary
afternoon.
/; chester Brooks and Harry craig ni
Hunter attended church at thcsthu'
Lcvol Inst Saturday evening.
Mr.. Gam Murphy WIS II caller in this
vicinity this W'"k.
MIR. and Mn. stanley Moore and son
spent sunday lattCrn""n with friends al
Lamps villn.
DrSsio Hatcher was bethesda Wis
itur Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Lucas and wal
ter Wh"cl"r were Visitors IN town ono
day last week.
Mr. Moore. Of Stcuh"nNtllc. Ohio. Is
Visiting his son Frank this week.
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rrdpenort Briefs,

Mis-. vivian smith will entertain n
number Of friends at llollawc'"n party
at her home on Howard street. kirkw"od
tomorrow evening.
jon Brown. county commissioner. was
n business visitor in this city Tor n
short time yesterday. enroute 10 Bel
lairc. 49,
The members Of tho choir hay" hccn
requested by Director J. l.. Cortland. TO
meet ut tho kirk@ood NJ. T. church for
rehearsal this evening.
Elmer Dillon left Yesterday for brief
business visit TO Reading. IA.
The weekly meeting OF tho Loyal
Order Of Moose will be held this Hv"n-
THOMAS Hughes Is expected homo this
evening after a business trip Ia H"llo-
way.
Thomas Hughes Is expected homo This
evening after business trip 10 H"l>o-
way.
evening after n brief business visit "a
Bannock. Ohio.
Tho Fourth Division OF tho Ladies Aid
society Of the NJ. F. church Will hold n
market Of home baked goods NJ IN" d.
Shriver store Saturday afternoon.
bessie BarrisCale will he soon n he
Family theatre on Lincoln av"nU" his
afternoon ard evening in her latest and
greatest release. Paid IN Advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young is to feel
young-to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels-there' no need of
having sallow complenon-dark nngs
under your eyes-pimples--a bilious
look in your face--drll eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent OF all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected 4 vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels. which he gave to
his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
stitute for calonel, are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which al
should enjoy BY toning up the liver and
clearing the system OF impurities.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
Ey their olive color. l0c and 27S,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30

NclIr Ford, aGmr> "f Forest NJ. Ford
dec. " Nclll" Ford. order az private
rain returned md iil"d endorsed. l'rcm-
;s,s sid October g. t." Earl Shroyrr for
shnn.u". SAIL confirmed and decd or
d"rnG. Costs. expenses and dover or
{, rcd paid. REGARD ordered.
John II. MC'iraw. guardian Of War
Hall and Norma Hall. minors. We His
Ward It nj r"liiIou for authority 70
rs. II wards real "Siat" Mod. Waiver al
nDtIr" hy def. ndauts. So for hearing
\uy"mb.r =. NJ Ia 4. m. EiN" days NOT
iCe Ia wards ordered. order for notice
ISSUED and cause continued Answer oi
Rirhard Han Hl"d.
E:S,n;" Of Edward Stay. doc. Finnl aC'
rrun, filed set FOR hearing Nov. Goth
y ,ltrc ordered and cause continued.
I.siai" 81 Cnruiin" Walla,". f1rtin
account flied. So FIR hearing Nov. -
Notice. ordered and cause continued.
i.s.nfr Of John l. Evans. dee. Citation
20 widow returned and hlcd endorsed
with Acknowledgement OF service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
Borrowed Car Without
Consent of the Owner

| Chester Workman. resident or
Blaine. o. was given 4 hearing in Squire
William Britton's court yesterday
morning following his arrest by Con-
stable John Moor" on u charge OF steal
ing an automobile. the property or
brnpSFy Clifton. of Blaine. The man
claimed in court that he had not stolen
the car. but only borrowed IL and as the
owner swore that h. had never loaned
hs car to The man. he was found guilty,
! workman was released upon his agree
ment to pay tn" costs in the case. as
! we'll az for the repairs necessary TO the
machine and rental for The time which
/ he had Il III his possession.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
MoundSyillS 1risfG

One man Was regularly, discharged
from the prison yesterday, having serv-
ed his term.
W. Fl. Hicks is confined to his home
on sixth street with sickness.
Lawrence Yates 10 recovering from an
operation ind is able to leave the house.
Mrs. Ellen Simpson. of North Jeffer-
son avenue, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. John o. Brooks, Of Clafksburg IL
here on account OF the death OF her sis
tor. Mrs. Samuel Tomlinson and the ser
ious illness OF her sister Mrs. Ellen
Simpson.
Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the Glen
Gale NJ. T.. church will give an oyster
supper from to s o'clock Thursday
evening in the church.
Mrs. Edward Rhom of Center street.
was operated on for appendicitis ut the
Glendale hospital. She Is doing well.
The Soul Winners class OF the First
". l.. Sunday school will hold bake
sale in tho window Of Blair Bros. store
on Jefferson avenue Saturday afternoon.
Mrr. NJ. d. Tomlinson. Of Gravel Bot.
tom. just north OF this city. Is very ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Garrett. OF OAK
avenue arc rejoicing over the arrival OF
nine pound daughter daughter: She
has been named Marguerite Geraldine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
REPUBLICANS HELD
INTERESTING MEETING

A largo number of Republican voters
ne VOL ne the members "t III" commit
toes and candidates held Il meeting i">.
evening In tho ruincIi chambers at Tia:
city bul iuIu,< NJ WH;'u Inn" !hHl pln'.S
lrr Tia" campaign w'r' "nll'n"u. W.
finance committee" r"l"ri'i more ihal
n hundred dollars alr'adv rHis"'i Flnh.'
wnro rrrdr to boost thu nitro ticket
cuustrrrntly untl NEXT Tu"NdnI nlEh''
ard .,i,"Ih"r u""timE wrS called Tor ','-
',!.r ~, to sCtti" ny I'll business "i inc
.f,y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
Dri-Tonic Brings Health
---Hea|th Brings Beauty

What woman is there who docs not
feel at times the need or strengthen
giving. rejuvcnating tonic" II you feel
that your vitality Is low and your digrs-
rive organs arc not giving your body
the strength il ought TO got out OF your
food. buy a package OF tho wonderfully
efficient compound Dri-Tonic. dissolve
Il in a guar. Of water nnd 'akc A. di-
rectcd before m"ais. After t'w doses
you will feel Like another person: Your
appetite will improve. skin VIII clear up.
eyes get brighter and household duties
will not be drudgery any moro. Buy II
package from your druggist and try It
today II is truly the happy help to
happy health. and is sold on money
hack guaranteed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
CandidatAa Meet.

4 meeting of the Republican candl-
dates for city offc" AZ Rciiatr" ana cilF
Rrnnhiicap comm to" VIII be hold this
evening al ihc office Of Mayor tuIb"rt-
son.
Democratic candidates for city office
met last evening at th"ir headquarters
Mayor Culb.rtsun il out for r"-ei"r'
zion ard Joseph O'Tunl" a the Demo-
cratic candidlat" for mayor.
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Rrrnnd Victim Dad.

Anna Kamclla. tn" 2-ycar-nld daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. kamclle, foreign
residents Of Ramsey. who was taken 70
he Martins Ferry hospital Tuesday af-
i,,rroDu az 30 0'Cln"E suffering with
severe burns about tn" back aud lower
eStrernities. sustained when she fell into
y kettle Of hot water. yesterday at noon.
The remains were taken 10 lIc lieSIop d
Sons undertaking establishment. and
prepared for burial. and Will be- removed
u the home to-day.
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Shadyside Briefs.

Miss 1iazcl MrGrcw. OF the loLa ,
school fraternity. spent III" end OF ne ne
wcck at her home in Newport Q. que
was accompanied on her return by n"s
little niece. Miss Jane Fred. wtoSe
mother is visiting Mrs. Alder; AI"h'
uf Lincoln avenue.
Thc Aid Society OF the MrthooiSt
church will hold IT'S annual nrcd'" Wnr
rartv this afternoon a. tho home ot MIS-
william R"nE!r on central aEchuc.
Nearly 3nn cards were sent out fer THIS
affair. - n,
Tho local council OF tho Improved ''r-
der Of Rcd Mn has been invited 10 mar
tins Ferry 20 participate this evening IN
a parade in that city Many mcmoeTs
are planning 10 attend
Mrs. Harry Pn:f and Mrs. tnmrt
Kochcr. rr Br!la:rc. cntcrtalrrd annul
twenty ladies' las; evening al tnr nnmc ,
nr the former On West Forty-iirst
street. pccnraiirrs and menu were
charm .nElv suggestive oc the tailow-
cen season. >,,
a, the meeting OF council on MONDAY
evening provision was made for the en-
nloymcnt OF extra police for Thursday
and FRIDAY nights.
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Fraterual Order of Police.

Several Of thH mHnb"rs 81 III a.
,rrrai order Of Police. Of St"ub"nI nc
-. were in tins city yesterday ana a.
r,rrc and yIN members "f ~" Ecia,r"
I.r,.c INTO tho order TN" "rganihailc II
is not n union. 'rh" follow ns "thc'nlS
- Tho OrCaulZati"n wcro present At ~"
,,cct,rr. President William jones ,
Wivc President Richard Edr"ri"y; &c., &c.,,
rotary II. +. Finch: N"nduCt"r ran"
TaylIr and Trustee Ben M"li""neE.
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The funeral services for Frank Wo"H'
uoI t,rowp colored man Of West Wheel
inc who came in contact with i've
wire at tho Johnson Mine AZ NcSt
Wheeling Monday. will b" S"nduCicd
from the family residence at stop on
the Eellaire line this afternoon nj TWO
o'clock. in charge of Roy. johnson any
tho iu;cr,n"nt Will take place al h'h"'ou
ccmrtcrN.
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MOUNDSv|LLE
NEWS


4 committee to rrrCIV" donations Tor
tho Roosevelt memorial fund has been
:.proInIrd for Marshall county. james
u. I.,rri"it is chairman md \. n. Ayrcs
IS treasurer. Th" following are MEM
hrr" % the committee:
Cameron district-W. ~. Harris. Of
Glen Enstnn: clay district Dale Chad
,inrI Of Mound%viilc: Franklin district
Z j.. Rnss"tt of Proctor: Liberty dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
Circuit Court

The case of Florence Daugherty. ad-
ministratiX Of the estate OF William
Daughcrty. deceased. against the Wheel
,ur Traction company. was dismissed as
a COMPROMISE had been affected.
The case Of the state VS.. Milo Rindu-
lie, charged with violating the state lia-
nor laws was set for trial November ~.
There will be no jury trials until En-
Iay when The case Of the state VS.. l.. J.
Dnffv, charged with operating q gam
him" house will be called.
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H,llouo'en Party.

TIL" Misses ora and Mabel fiEh"" IN
i,r;nir.d friends las evening AZ incl
homo on Lincoln avenue. in "hS' rvhnC'
..I m. Halloween SEASON. Tn" holiday
rulurS prrdnmiuat'd ~ IN" a"rrrail"rx'
and raircS lpprurriItr ia the tim" al
rurtlrh diversion throughout 'hc even
,nK. Among TN" guests wcr" IN" Miss"i
Margaret Campbell. Elizabeth RAMSAY
Marie I.ittu"r. Vera B"nar. f"Rrl Fam,
say. Eva Scott. ll"!cn l'onar ana r:inori
N;NiIlrn. N,@rrs. Russell .Ault. Merle
Dawson, R,nrrt MrMillCn. Norman
Nicholson, Nile Schramm, Charlie,
TSchappa,. Ia IlcRdicy. Dal" N"ff am
bradley Evans.
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Ira Vail. dec Aspiration fllod for ap-
rnIutr"ri IF admir-. with Will annexed.
Bond $s"n0. Ilcd md approved. AP-
rnlntmcni made. letters "rdnrrd and is-
sued Inventory ordered and ISSUED.
Hannah Workman. admr, Of John
Workman. dec. Va Hannah Workman. ct
al. order Of rrIval" sal" t"iurncd and
filed endorsed Premises sold Oct. -.
1919 tu William Fnwk";; for $4,000. Sal"
continued and decd ordered. St'l y
found I" l." u"lva fN"% ndrflrd dyfJ =.
found 20 II" lalu" If dover 81 Hannah
Nurnlnrn. widow. t"Sls. ."NpcnS"S. tan
cs and dover ordered iaId. Record Or
Gcr'd.
,'aihcrin, NJ Joyce. dec. Application
fled for app,nntn'.ul "I admr. B"nh or
S5un HE'D and approved. appointment
made. Letters ordered ana issued. IN
v"nt"ry dispensed with FrtIt,"h h'tn
for authority To- sell corr 'ra'" st"ckS ~
private sale. Private sale ordered for
not LIS than pre-" itN"d by The COURT
order rescued and continued.
IIanu,h IIarrrnsrrlu. de-. Inventory
filed otI,ru,rd and ordered recorded
John Nyl"S. deg. Inventory filed. ap-
proved nHd ordered r''"r'!"d.
r'rrdoriCh M"hlmann doc. Appli"ati"n
filed for appointment 0f 'N"cu'"r. l5nnd
slI"n llcd and approved. Appointment
mad. Letters ordered and ISSUED. In
ycnlorv ordered. urrlc" ISSUED.
MAUD rhriGtv. Final account of guar
dian Cii,d Set f"r h,aring Nov. 20
1917. Nr'ICc ordered and continued.
Petition Gi,d for authority I" soil ptr-
e0nnl property ~ rriN"i" eH'". private
sale ordrr,d. Ord'r l~-u"d and cause
continued
7li,..t..,n -" adlrit L. rr"hai" riI"d w'''
! WAIVERS ur u":'"". Testimony "i WI,
! ness, 'nI:cn. reduced I" writing and
: nlcd. rr"hpr" ard record ordered. 'hn'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30

Announcement - nude al the MARI
az. Of MISS Eleanor X. Holiday. d1uEh-
tor Of Rev. = L.. Holiday. H. H., Of our
India MISSION. IL Mr.. Frank Il. Llcwcllyn
Of III" Presbyterian Mission. Labor,
India.
Mrs I.lrw"llyn * we'll known locally
having visited her Uncle. John y. Hayes,
,,r Tins DIaCc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30

,rict-Wm. Hinkle Of Cameron Sand
HiII dIstrict-Albcrt winters Of Elm
drove: Meade district-John F. Young
Of Glen Iiaston; Union district. W:
6nrhan: Webster district-J. c. White Of
Cameron. No contributions are solicited
but donations win no received by the
above members of the committee.