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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
200 M~UNICIPALIDADES
ALEMANAS PIDEN UNA
PAZ DE WSTICIA

Del Serricio especial de LID PRENSA"
BERLIN, Julio Los magistra
jos de 200 n:unlcipalidaies alemanas
:iUe representa- en- co.,Junto una DO
Dlacion de sc 000.0uh de ~habitantes,
ran firnado un l.amedo e. nombne de
las ciudades alemanas, dirigido al pue
bio v en- el cual Sc protesta contra los
terminus de paz y denlanda una paz
de justicia, como la que Sc pronaetio
sobre las bases de los principles del
Presidente Wilson.
I'm llamado s~en1ejante la sido fir
mado por un gran numero de muJe-
res de origen americana que han pa
sado a ser subditos alemanes por hs-
Der contradict matrimonio con alema-
res, y dirigen su llamado q las mule
res de los Estados Unidos. En- este la
mado Sc hace tambien una protesta
contra la continuation del bloqueo
contra Alemania por los aliados.
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TODAS MIS- ~ENFERMEDADES
HAN CESADO.

FL Sr. Samuel L. Kramer, Box %,
Sellersville, Pa, escribe 10 siguiente:
"Padeci de los rinones por espacio de
dos amos, sufriendo terribles dolores
en- la espalda y coStados. He queda-
do completamente curado de mis- do
lencias usando Foley Kidney Pills.
Cuando los rinones estan cansados o
debileS, o las materials inaprosecha-
bles quedan en- ell ORGANISING V origi-
nan fuertes dolores en- la e5palda V
costados, reumatismo, lumbago, arti-
culaciones adoloridas, etc. Foley Kid
ney Pills, dan un alivio pronto Y Sc
euro. Tambien son muy eficaces pa
"a las Intermediates de la veiiga. De
venta en- todas las Boticas. lAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

La Inspection de Construcciones
concedi6 las licencias siguientes para
Construcciones Y otras obras:
4 /. D. Plnkney para constrd.r
Tres cuartos habitaciones en- Ia Gale
lie Z. Cactus 625.
AJE. Edwards, para construr una
galeria adiclonal en- la Gale de S. Dit
man 1912.
4 Thos. II. A. Ruiz, para const-uir
INA galeria ADDITIONAL en- Ia Gale de L.
River 30S1, asi como I'm garage adj
cional tambien en- la misma resiGen-
cia
A J. II. Rrundage, para construlr
CHICO cuarsos para habitacion en- Ia ca
lie de S. Erenel 1924.
a u. II. Davis, para construlr Qua
rro cuartos para h%abitacion en- Ia cahc
de S. Saunders 1868.
A J. Rodier, para construir UT ga
rage en- la Gale de S. Mason 1911.
a l.. V. Eabalin. para construir dos
cuartos para habitacion en- la Gale dc
5. Rivas 2513.
A A. Reyes para reconstru'r una
caballeriza en- Ia Gale de n. Carolina
}009.
4 VIM. Thatcher para construir T
ealerla ADDITIONAL en- la Gale de S La
mar 1925.
A O. A. Fisher para construlr tres
cuartos ZEN Ia Gale de W. Mezquite
SOS.
A la Davis Fuel and Feed Company
para abrir un granero en- la Gale de
s Florida Gil.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
NACIMIENTOS

En- la oflcina de Salubridad de la
Ciudad Sc reg~istraron aver las partl-
das de racimiento %siguientes:
Una nina de Jose Guerra V de Ia
sonora Nargarita AlvaraGo de Cue
IRA, en- la Gale de Colorado 719.
Una Lila de Waiterio ESteves V Ge
la seEora Anna Rodriguez de Este
yes, en- Ia Gale de Morales All.
Tn nino &c Manuel Ramon V dc
ia sonora Maria G. de Ramon, en- Ia
Gale de Guadalupe 1885.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Los datos relatives al tempo para
San Antonio y sus alrededores. Que
~pi5lican!os en- seguida, han sido oaGos
por Ia oficina de Meteorological del De-
partamento de Agriculture: Despeja-
10. Temperature maxma so IL IS.
Soplaran vientos ligeros del Sur.
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Regisiro Civil
MATRIMONIOS

En- Ia S~ecretaria del Condado Sc
oresentaron preteniiendo ~licencia pa
ra contraer matrimon;o, siendoles con-
cedida q las siguientes persoros:
Epifanio Falve:de Y Maria Luz de
'os Santos.
Henry X. Johnson Y Florencia Mar
tinez.
William Weegan Y Petra Ruiz
Benjamin kinngosa Y Enedina vi
Ilsgas.
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TERTULIA ROSA

II dla 5 del mes actual, a las 5 de
IL noche taendra verificativo en- ell Sa-
IN Casino, situado en- la Gale de
Market 202, un bale.
En- las lnvitaciones, que Sc han he
chic circular Sc 5upiica a las damas
que Sc sirvan asistir, que porten ira
je rosa, Y a los caballeroS, que lieven
corbata de igual color.
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SANTORAL

JueveS. JUNO 5.-La Octava de ia
Ascension del Senior. Santos Bcii-
facio Ob;spo, Doroteo Presbitero '
Zenaida Martires.
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A Casper Hoffank, para construir
I'm garage en- la Gale n. CAMDEN s25.
A I. Hernandez para construir W.
cuarto en- Ia Gale de n. Cibelo GJ10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
DEFUNCIONES

En- los registros de la propia ofici-
"a no consta que hayan ocurrido de-
.unciones entire Ia colonia mexicana,
dentro de las veinticuatro horas uiti-
mas.
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Por aggression.
Academic.

Aver Il les s dc ia manana ocurrlo
IN choque entire un CANTON de carga
IN motociclo mane;ado por un
sa-gento de ia gGarnic!on militar de
i.sta plaza. resultaado este GltiEo
cen varias Iesiones, de las que Sc
cUra en- el Hospital del Campo a que
pertenece. FL conductor del canton
qued6 arrestado. No Sc $abe qulen de
los dos aeri eli responsible del aCc;-
dente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05

Cuando necesite iibros en- espanol
a Ignacio E. Lozano. lis N.
Santa Rosa. Ave-, San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
Tn autv robado.

FL Sheriff ds Uvalde. Texas, do
aviso por teiefono q IA Policia de cs-
ia ciudai Gel robo de VI aItomovi:
ocurriGo ALA. Las senas oel CAIRO 70
jado son: piarca Ford, de circo Pa
sa~jeroS. capacetc bIarco v una rieza
crandc negra. embutida en- el centric.
Tiene dos llantas nucvas en- las rae
das traseras. un escudo en- ell venJi-
lgdor. Sera gratificado 0 cincuen-
ia d~olIanes Ell que entregue el auto
o al ladron.
Docc chauffcrs arrestados.
For y;olac;jn d los reglamentos de
trafico en- varias dc sus 1iSposicio-
hes como son Ia do falta de iicencia
rara correr autos Y Ia de hacsrlo
con demasiada velocidaG dentro d.
perimetro de dos millas Al derreaot
de Ia ciudad, fueron arestados du-
-ante el dia de aver doce chauffeures,
lie los cuales diez sol amcricanos y
los niexicanos. TodoS salieron Goa
fianZa para ~presentarse hoy len la m%-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
CORTES Y POLICIA

llama a la autoridad que debera Juz-
CARLOS.
Por ebriedad.
Por recorrer las GALES de la cildao
IN estado de ebriedad, qued0 ares
tado en- las oficinas dc policia IN Indl-
~iduo cuyo nombre c es descono-
edo.
Sor ~vasancia.
Acusado de no teuer ocupacion CO.
nocida. condujo la poiicia 4 los Guar
;eles Centrales a IN indivlauo q qulen
sc juzgsra hoy, por el juez de poll
cia.
Tres academies.
Aver a las tres de la tarde. en- IL
Gale die Sherman. I'm ~jovencito de
IA amos de edad Tue guiaba un CAIRO
repartidor De hielo, cayo al suclo des-
de el ~pescante del CARO- cuanGo los
caballos corrian a escape, lastiman-
nose gravemente Ia espalda Y la cade-
"a derecha. Fue ilevaGo a su casa pa
"a que Sc cure. Otro muchacho tn
POGO mayor en- edad que Ell primero,
Y QUE iba en- SUI compania en- el mis-
mo caro-, cayo tambien, quebrando-
se una pierna entire ell music Y ia rodi-
LA. Este muchacho fue llevado al
Hospital.
En- los GALES de Sur LAREDO Y
Concrete, chocaron dos AUTOMOBILES,
resultando ambos baStante averiad0s.
Los dos chauffeures convienen en- que
!, no les fue possible evitar el accidents
Y arreglaron pagarse mutuamemtc
los d~esrerfectos que sufrieron su5
vehiculos. No Sc practicaron arres-
tos.
EN- Ia esquina de las GALES dc
Santa Rosa Y Buenavista recoglo n
Ambulancia de Policia a Andres To-
driguez, a quien atrcpell6 un automo
vii causindole varias leSiones en- e.
costado V pierna derecha. FL herido
Gued6 en- ell Hospital Y el chauffeur
en- Ia carcei.
| Atento contra la propicdad.
Una mujer que trahaja en- las !abo-
res del campo en- las ~cercaniaS de la
ciudad de San Antonio, quedo ARES
tada en- los cuarteles de policia, acu-
sada de haber ccmctido IN delito con-
IRA la propiedaG. por ralor de menos
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CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
Telefono Crockett Y Travis 996
Crockett Y Travis 1920.

FL unico sitio de AUTOMOBILES me-
Xicano en- la Ciudad. Todos nues-
tros chauffeurs son de Union. Wales
cortos desde SOC. Y $500 por Ia no.
ra. Precios ~especiales para fuera de
la Ciudad. Servicio rapido dia y
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+: - - :. y - - = :: =: :.
Al terminar ia session Sc antler por
Ia tarde. ell senior Juez cito a los MEM
JIos Gsi juraoo para aver d las dos
tx la tarGe. tambien para dar prlncl-
re a los denlas juicios que deheu ser
nesueltos en- el presente periodic de-
s~esioneS.
Comenzo a JuZgarse Ell prooeSo ms
truido contra un subdito aleman a
uuien Sc acusa de Haber sido espia
en- tempo de la guerra Y de haaer pro
terido ofensas contra Ell gobierno 6e
este pals. Farece ser que en- 81 acta
tie acusaci0n, al darle Aectura, Sc ha-
Huron aigunos defeCtos en- la forma
de c~onStruirla, motive por Ell cual ell
;uicio quedo en- suspense Y no sera
ilevado ante Ia Corte siro hasta Ell pc
riodo de Diciembre.
:. CORTES DE DlSIRITO ::
En- ringuna de las Cortes de Dis
lr!to Sc ventilaron aver asuntos don
de tuviera participation Ell juraGc.
Parece ser que e. teriSlno DE SesloNeS
&c estas Corhes ha tocado a 81 fin.
Con nlejores datos informaremos.
Automovil reeuperado.
Tn canton que fue :obado antier a
i Transfer Merchant Company de es-
a ciudad. fuG encortrado. en- Ell cami-
- de corpus Christi, aver, habicEdo
l.echo el hallazgo Ell senior Pedro Lu-
an. Les ladrcnes no pudleron ser
habidos porque huyeron, dejando a
kandonado Ell vehiculo.
Por aggression.
\ las oticinas de poIicia sc aceTc6
IN individuo de nacionalidad naeXlca-
"a, quejandose de que un II pa!sano
10 habla agrediGo con i~ntencion pro-
bablemente &c cauSarle dano. Los
empleados iograron Ia d]etenclcn del
asaltansc, quedando este encerraGo Gu
i circel 2 disposition de IA autorldad
competcnte.
Academic.
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llama a la autoridad que debera Juz-
CARLOS.
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Por vasancla.

Acusado de no tener ocupacion CO.
nocida, condujo la poiicia 4 los Guar
;eles Centrales a I'm indivlauo q qulen
sc juzgara hoy, por ell juez de poll
cia.
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Por ebried

Por recorrer las GALES de la cildao
IN estado de ebriedad, qued0 ares
tado en- las oficinas de policia IN lndl-
viduo cuyo nombre mes es descono-
edo.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
CONGRESS FAILED
IN MANY MATTERS

The bills which Congress failed to
pass before adjournment amount to
approximately s3.S20,000.000, as fol-
lows: Army appropriation bill, carry
ing s1.23S.2S2,9 1867; navy appropriation
bill, sS24.70S.521; agricultural ap-
preparation bill. including repeal of
daylight saving law. $37,355,353; gen.
eral deficiency bill, including $780,,
900, 900 addition to revolving fund for
railroad administration; sundry civil
bill, including s660,000,000 for the
shipping board: District of Columbia
appropriation bill. $14,000.00O; Indian
bill, $1S,000,000; civil service retire
ment bill; bill to extend government
control over telegraph and telephone;
public buildings bill; water-power
bin; coal and misunderstanding bill;
soldiers land settlement bill. $780,
900. .000 immigration bill, including
the provision to exclude immigration
for period of four years.
~ JOiul ltGOiubAOi W itPDe1t Niat ID
known as the semi-luxury tax was
defeated, as were proposals to reform
courtmartial laws. and the PROPOSE
tion to appropriate s5.000,000 to de-
fray expenses of the trip of President
Wilson and the peace commission to
Europe.
Important nominations which failed
of confirmation were: Reappointment
of John Skelton Williams as comp
troller of the currency: appointment
of A. Mitchell Palmer as United
States general; commission
ing Major-General Robert f. Noble
as brigadier-general in the regular
army.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
REINHART VIEWED
END OF CONGRESS

Mr.. and Mrs. f. Reinhart returned
to Winnemucca this morning after
spending six weeks in New York City,
Washington, DC, and Texas. The
trip was combined for business and
pleasure, one of the main features
being the visit in New York with Mr..
and Mrs. Reinhart's daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith.
1t was tie first time Mr.. and Mrs.
Reinhart had seen their new grand
son, who is now four months of age
Mr.. Reinhart said this morning that
New York City is seething with busi-
ness, two to three thousands soldiers
debarking daily from transports from
France. He says the situation caused
by strikes will make the textile and
ready-to-wear materials a hard prob
lem this season, particularly so as re-
CARDS ladies' waists.
Bone-dry prohibition is coming in for
much attention there, Mr.. Reinhart
says, the No-beer-no-work' move
ment being popular. At one meeting
of New York hotel men $185,000 was
subscribed to fight prohibition.
Coming back, Mr. and Mrs Rein
hart were twelve days travelling.
Their stop at Washington, DC, oc-
CURED during the closing hours of
the national congress and they heard
the heated debate in the Senate dur
ing the all-night session held at the
close. Mr. Reinhart has been in
Washington many times, but says he
never before heard such terrific fight
ing as occurred in the Senate on
March 2.
After leaving Washington the Rein
harts went to louisiana to visit Mrs.
Reinhart's sister. At Fort Worth,
Texas, they were amazed at he pro-
portions the oil boom has assumed
Mr.. Reinhart says that at first he
thought they were having big cele-
bration, but that upon arriving at a
hotel he was disillusioned. In the
hotel lobbies oil stock is sold much
in the manner as stocks are sold or
the Curb in New York City. In com
parison, Wall Street is tame for ac-
tivity, in Mr.. Reinhart's opinion.
After visiting Mrs. Reinhart's sister
Mrs. Myer, they returned by way OF
Colorado. being delayed in Colorado
Springs for several hours giving them
an opportunity to tour that city.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
MORE LOCATIONS
AT REBEL CREEK

An automobile party of three per-
sons from California, bound for
Rebel Creek, where they intend to
settle, arrived in Winnemucca Sun
day morning. The travellers were
B. F. Wyatt and Miss Julia Butler of
San Francisco and Fred Calbreath of
Vallejo. They report very bad roads
all the way, but are in no way dis
couraged with their trip into new
country. Probably they will make
their locations in the Rebel Creek
country and return to California for
a month or two.
The party left San Francisco last
Thursday morning and made what is
considered remarkably good time in
coming across, weather and road con-
,.ditions considered. They were COM
PEELED to ship their car over the sum-
NIT, Colfax to Reno. They report much
interest in California over the coun-
try in northern Humboldt county,
where a number of their friends have
settled, and say they know of eleven
other who will be Hup this way" soon
intending to take up homesteads.
Two of the party returned to Win
nemucca today, Miss Butler filing on
a homestead and desert land entries,
and Mr. Wyatt filing desert land
entry.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
WIFE DIES THREE MONTHS
AFTER HUSBAND WAS KILLED

The funeral of Mrs. Lille Patton
was held this afternoon from Ayers
undertaking parlors. Rev. ]. H. Wes-
tervelt presiding. Mrs. Lille died
early yesterday morning at the home
of her mother, near the Western Pa
cific depot 1t is only three months
since Mrs. Platforms husband. ]. C.
Patton, was killed by Western Pa
cific train here, he being employed by
that road as fireman.
Mrs. Patton was % years of age
and had lived here about two years.
She had been an invalid for number
of years. She is survived by her
mother and four brothers, F. M. Will
liams of Reno, Harold Williams of
Beowawe, Ernest and Earl Williams
of Winnemucca.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
NO WORD OF SHEEPHERDER
REPORTED LOST SATURDAY

Nothing has been learned concern
ing the sheepherder. reported lost last
Saturday. Efforts to communicate
with Gil Prida, the lost mans en-
ployer, have been fruitless. With only
provisions for twelve days when he
started out, the herder is probably in
the hills near Fish Greek, Lander
county. Mr.. Prida's friends here say
there is little doubt the man is lost in
the snow.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
Time TO PREPARE
FOR CITY ELECTION

If there are any ambitious indi-
viduals who would serve the COM
munity in the capacity of mayor or
city councilman, they should remem-
ber that their petitions for nominal
tion have to be filed by April with
the city clerk. The election of city
officers will be held the first Tuesday
after the first Monday in May, which
will be May 6. City Attorney Lang
with says candidates must file petit
tions thirty days before date of cleo
ton. Those elected will take Office at
the first regular meeting of the City
Council after election, which will be
May 81 next.
Just who will be candidates for city
Offices is not known yet, no one hav-
ing definitely stated an intention to
run. Mayor Haviland says he will not
be candidate for reelection.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
W.P. EMPLOYEES FIRE DRIIE
COMMENDED BY WATCHERS

Two and three-quarters minutes
after the fire alarm had been sounded
by three blasts of the roundhouse
whistle yesterday, Western Pacific
shop employees here had line Of
hose strung to the top Of the round
house with water turned on. This
includes time necessary to leave their
work and get to stations and is con-
sidered very fast. Spectators say the
alarm was wholly unexpected by the
employees and their exhibition of train
ing was well worth seeing.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
WOULD DECLARE ALLEGIANCE
TO UNCLE SAM AND THE FLAG

Four persons today filed declara-
tions of their intention to become
citizens of the United States Of Amer
ica. as follows:
Angel Cortago. native of Spain, %
years old, sheepman, residing in
Winnemucca.
Thomas A. Davis of Rochester, a
miner, "a years old, from Liverpool,
England.
Gugliemo Salooni, an Italian, 35
years of age, machinist's helper at
INLAY.
Michel Bidart, 81, native of
France, and a sheep raiser, whose
home is in this city.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
SOLID SATISFACTION

There is probably nothing which
affords more real satisfaction to the
smoker than a perfect cigar. If you
want your favorite cigar served with
all of its fragrance. then get the habit
of buying your cigars at Stephenson
Drug Co., The Corner Drug Store.
Their assortment of cigars, cigarettes,
tobacco. pipes, etc., is such that they
have no trouble in satisfying the most
critical smoker.-[Advertisement.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
STRIKE REPORTED
ON POVERTY PEAK

PARADISE VALLEY. March TO-
J. III. Bradshaw is back from Reno,
where he has spent some time with
his family.
John Dooley is now foreman for
Harvey Bros.
Irwin Case returned Saturday from
a California trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Baker leave to-
day for trip to California points.
Among the outlying ranch visitors
in town Sunday we're w. F. Twist and
family, Lawrence Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Bodie.
]. F. Otis was up from Abel's ranch,
where he is working at his trade of
harness making.
A. Aranzamendi returned Saturday
from a northern trip. He said it was
wet UP there, he having bucked four
foot snowdrifts in his auto.
The Schwartz truck arrived Sunday
with a load of cultivating machinery
Glen Gillian leaves today on the
Case truck for Winnemucca, for
load of supplies.
Antoine Ramasco returned SUNDAY
from Ancorno Station. He went over
there to look the place over, with
view of securing a lease on it,
The new Gibson mill for Alcorta
Mining Company has arrived at the
mine and is ready for installation.
The Johnson & Becker truck, driven
by Stanley Chapman and George
Becker, brought the mill from Winnie
mucca. Considering the roads, the
truck capacity and the load on, the
performance of the truck was re
markable. 1t is expected the mill will
be ready to crush ore by the middle
of the month.
Report of a new strike in the Gill;
lan-Grigsby property on Poverty Peak
is current. The strike was made in
drift from the main shaft. That a
big pay streak in place will be un-
covered on this property is conf
IDENTIFY believed by those who have
inspected the property, and news of
the latest development has been
eagerly received. John McGarry, vet
eran miner. is at work at this prop
erty.
Lucas Garcia left with his family
Sunday for Winnernucca. He is get
ting ready for sheep-shearing season,
having already arranged to run
gang of Mexican shearers.
F. J. Button came in Sunday to in
spect the feeding of Bliss Bros cat
tie. now feeding on the Boggio
ranches in the valley. He left today
for the Bull Head ranch.
Hay for feeding purposes is getting
short. although there is said to be
Sufficient to bring live stock through
until the grazing season starts. There
seems no doubt now that the valley
will harvest the largest crop this year
of any in the last four years.
Oscar Nehls, lessee of what is
known as the Reinhart ranch, is
great chicken raiser and fancier. He
has fifty young chickens already
hatched by hens.
The Kirchner brothers are studying
California agricultural literature and
expect to depart westward as soon as
the weather settles. They have been
ranchers in the valley for many years.
and their departure will be regretted
in business. social and political
circles.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
SOLDIER RETURNS

William Watkins, recently dis
charged from military service after
overseas service, arrived in Winnie
mucca yesterday. Watkins and his
wife are former residents of this city.
He will leave in a few days for
Arizona.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-11
SOLDIER TRAIN

A soldier train was scheduled to
pass through Winnemucca this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, over the South
ern Pacific. A telegram to the can
teen committee stated there would be
157 men on the train and accordingly
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FRENCH PASTRIES

Now that the war is over and ma
terials are available. French and
other fancy pastries will be made
fresh on Wednesday and Friday after
noon at the City Bakery.-lAdvt.
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KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME

Buy baked goods of Nevada -four,
made by citizens of this city, and keep
your money in winnemucca. Goods
baked the day you eat them. Patronize
The City Observation-Disclosures.
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INITIATION AND BANQUET

A large class will be initiated in
Pythian Sisters Temple tonight at s
o'clock. After the business session,
to which all brothers and sisters are
invited, a banquet will be served
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DIVORCE Is GRANTED

This morning. in district court, a
decree of divorce was granted in the
suit of Mercedes against Santiago
Bengoechea.