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Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
Auction Sale

MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1919
 Three and ore half miles south of Chandler, one-half mile east. Com mencing at 100 sharp. Having sold my ranch, I will sell at auction all my personal property and stock: 90 head cattle, s Al dairy cows, mostly fresh, 2-year-o old heifers, fresh soon; 10 yearling heifers; 1 yearling Holstein bull, balance calves.
 head horses and mules, one span Swear old horses. weighing 1S5 lbs. each; i span mules, l 1S-months old cOlt.
 Farming implements: Buck rakes, moving machines. blows. spring tooth harrow, new Bain wagon and rack, one gas engine, milk cans, buckets. 36 hens. Household goods and other things too numerous to mention. Terms given.
 LATE SANDERS, Owner
 C. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 L. G. GALLAND, Clerk gb
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
Rooms and Board

LADY will take two tubercular ladies in own home on desert for companionship at nominal price of S25 per month. Address Care Republican for full particulars; no bed patients.
 gb
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
Livestock

l span of work mules, 1 express out fiji, team, harness and wagon, several head of other good horses will be of tored.
 Columbus buggy, spring wagon, trail or discs, harrows and blows, and lot of harness. Moline tractor and blow complete, will be offered. terms. also Maxwell truck.
 Bring your goods to this sale Saturday.
 COL. JOE MASONER, Auctioneer. II. W. STUMPF, Clerk. Phone 3O93
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
Big Auction Sale
MEDNEsDAY. APRIL :.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL In the Buckeye Valley, Six Miles East of Buckeye. Ariz., One Mile North of Liberty School House at Liberty station.
 COMMENCING AT 1O:3O SHARP Having sold my ranch, I will sell at public auction the following personal property and stock:
 135 HEAD CATTLE % head Al dairy cows, 20 Holsteins, fresh and coming fresh; S5 head yearling heifers and steers.
 220 HEAD HOGS % Duroc Jersey sows, registered or eligible to register; some with pigs, rest to farrow soon; 100 shoats weighing 100 lbs. each; 100 pigs, diff ferent ages.
 zoo HEAD OF SHEEP; GOOD EWES
 NOW LAMBING
 Y HEAD HORSES
 FARMING MACHINERY
 Covering an Acre. FREE LUNCH AT NOON BARRE CUED BEEF AND MUTTON
 FOR EVERYBODY TERMS OF SALE-Six months.
 J.R. NORTON, Owner c. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 L. c. GALLAND, Clerk Office: Monihon Bldg, Room ,.
 Phone 1910 I'd
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
For Sale-Real Estate
Lulthers Bargains
CASA GRANDE VALLEY

160 acres deeded and nicely inn proved; good house and out buildings; good pumping plant, pumps 1000 gal Ions per minute: 40 acres fenced with page wire; 10 acres in alfalfa; 80 acres ready for crop. This is one of the best 160 acres in the Casa Grande valley and a bargain for s11.000 $3,500 cash, balance five years at per cent. When you pass this up, you sure pass up the best chance in your life.
 We also have other good buys in deeded, improved and unimproved land: also some good bargains in re- linquishments from $100 to s10 per acre. Come in and talk this over. We will tell you about our bargains and also show them to you at our expense.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 110 North Central avenue-Phone 170S
 Local Office. Casa Grande It 80 ACRES PATENTED CASA GRANDE VALLEY, 50 it. to water, 1A mile to school, S22.5O per acre. 80 acres. small house, good well. 11a mile to school, joins well improved proper ties, $30 acre, F cash. See G. D. Martin with Frank E. Bellamy, ' and Moni- hon Bldg. gs FOR SALE-4O acres. by owner, rented for cotton crop on half shares. Buyer gets the rent. J. B. Roach, Box 254, Glendale. k
 FOR SALE
 320 acres, all alfalfa. permanent water, two miles from Kyrene, land sandy loam. fenced with woven wire, divided in 14 fields, has cement head gates, two sets of buildings. Ideal To- cation for dairying and stock. Good
 
 with terms.
 For particulars see,
 KELLY -DIEHL-HIBBERT
 Mesa. Arizona dr
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
For Sale-Real Estate

5-ACRE BUY
 Good soil. close in. about 800 variety fruit trees, all in bloom and bud. 150 1t. drove well, good house, with con- crete basement; it can't be built today for less than 5000; good chicken houses, income on fruit alone 5000 per year. This place will run 2000 chickens and keep a COW or two; figure it out and see if it is not real buy. Price S2500. Cash $500 and monthly pay ments.
 BOLIN REALTY co.
 119 N. Second Ave. gs
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
lLmfher lBar-@aims

IN CASA GRANDE VALLEY For rent, 160 acres, so acres ready to put in crop, 40 acres fenced with Page wire, some alfalfa, good house and other buildings, good pumping plant. pumps 900 gal, per minute, cash or shares, will give some man a good thing on this the very best of sandy loam soil.
 LUTHER REALTY co. no North Central Ave. Phone 1I0S
 1t FOR SALE-40 acres new land, S miles from Phoenix. water at the cor ner and ready to be turned on the land. $S0 per acre including water right. Box 2W Republican. gs
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
Auctions
A,-,-coo.,>c-n.-co~o
Auctiom Sale

LIVESTOCK AND FURNITURE
 MARCH %, 1:3O P. NJ. JEFFERSON ST. AUCTION HOUSE
 FIRST AVE. and JEFFERSON
 The yard has filled up again, must sell furniture after the stock and chick ems are sold, including beds, dresses, commodes, wicker rockers oak rockers, chairs, tables, dishes, rugs, oil stoves, wood cook stoves and many other household articles. Also lot of cbfcl-ang
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29

It makes no difference what your wants may be. you can nave them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified pages-Arizonas Lead ing Advertising Medium.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
L,wf[her lBar@aias

kWt@GT DaTga0@S
 IN CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 160 acre relinquishment, the best of soil, miles from Casa Grande, this man is rich and will take just what he has in this if he can sell at once, this is a snap for $250.00.
 1e0 acre relinquishment, 31a miles of Casa Grande, F cleared ready to blow, shallow water, the best of sandy loam soil. will be under the canal, s350 paid up stock in the c. c. Water Users as- sociation, only s1,000.
 160 acre relinquishment, miles from Casa Grande, F cleared, well on the place, F cleared on main road, the best of soil, 40 feet to water, only $500.
 We have many other good buys in deeded land and relinquishments. If you are interested in this great valley We will be glad to tell you all we know and more than tell you We will show you the balance to our expense, we have cars making this trip regular, you are welcome to go.
 LUTHER REALTY co. no North Central Ave. Phone 170S Local Office Casa Grande. It
 FOR SALE-160 acres, with or with
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29

HORSE, wagon and harness, $50; Crump, 110S East Jefferson street. dr
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29

FOR SALE-4O acres, by owner, rented for cotton crop on half shares. Buyer gets the rent. J. B. Roach, Box 254 Glendale k
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
WATCH PHOENIX GROW
 For Sale

room, new house, rooms brick, ? screen. s20G0. S200 cash s20 mo. room brick, all modern and new. Price $2500. $500 will handle this nice new home.
 room frame, shade. over 30 bearing fruit trees, roses and lawn. Owner says sell. Do you want this for $500. It's close in, so talk fast. 80 acres ready for cotton, water, s10,000.
 room new, modern. just off N. Central. s6000. Terms on balance. M. H. SHELTON OR l.. $. BARKER Phone 4495 215 W. Washington
 If Use The Republican Classified Pages
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29
E Russell
 Giil[beut

For 160 acres mostly alfalfa; only 2b miles from town, for a short time only. $265 per acre; reasonable terms.
 c. H. RUSSELL
 Phone 17R21, Gilbert, Arizona gb
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29

For Sale-Real Estate 
 Gardena Acres Near city; on car line; S25 cash; s1O monthly. Keep a COW, raise chickens, and a garden, and say goodbye to the landlord. See Thomas Realty Co.,. 114 W. Adams street. It
 FOR SALE
 CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 REIMBURSEMENT 320 acres, good soil, level under the San Carlos project. S5.00 per acre Better get this or something else in the valley while getting is good We can give you the best for the least money. Our company has been on the ground 6 years, we know what we are talking about.
 SEE J. J. PARKER. WITH CASA GRANDE FARMS &
 DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
 CASA GRANDE, ARIZONA gb FIVE splendid acres, $500 down, 4 miles northwest, or s100 per year rental. E. C. R. Hickey, 32 North First street. LANDS IN THE FERTILE
 FLORENCE-CASA GRANDE
 VALLEY: 2200 acres, patented. under pres
 ent reservoir ...........s2 s20 % 3200 acres in shallow pumping
 belt. Averages .........,... 12.5O 160 acre relinquishment, 26 feet
 to water .............. 7.5O 320 acres patented .........-. 27.50 160 acres, patented ........... 11.50 2S00 acres adjoining Cotton City
 patented ................. 32.50 120 acres in high state of culti-
 vation. old water right .... $500 Address SURETY ABSTRACT & REALTY co
 FLORENCE. ARIZONA 4-d
 CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 FOR SALE OR RENT 160 acres, all ready for crop. Lots of water. best of soil, priced low and easy terms.
 160 acres, partly improved. has fine irrigation well, best location; priced low and easy terms. ASSIGNMENTS S-RELINQUISH- MENTS Within 3 to miles of town, at !: to s per acre.
 A SPECIAL WITH A BIG WELL. | THIS IS A GREAT BARGAIN. $. c. MILLER COMPANY 1 32 N. First Ave. Creighton Bldg t,
Arizona republican., 1919-03-29

VERY best board and room desired by young couple with infant; permanent and absolutely healthy. Box SSX, Re publican. gs
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14
MINES AND MINING
INSTALLING BLAST FURNACE

Otto Taubert, general manager
of the Minnesota-N Nevada proper
ties, brings good news for the Yer
ington Mining District. The Min
nesota- Nevada Copper Mines Co.
has started at their property to i'll
stall blast furnace to manufacture
pig iron and castings out OF their
iron ore. The work will employ
quite a number OF men.
This Company has the largest
high grade iron deposit in the West
and has ore in sight for good
many years to come. There is an
unlimited market for pig iron and
castingson thecoast
The necessary machinery Tor the
first unit has been purchased, the
ground is broken and Mr.. Taubert
expects to blow in inside OF a
month.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14

FEAST OF THE HOLY GOHST

The Portuguese celebration OF the
Feast of the Holy Ghost was very
largelv attended by residents OF the
city and alley and some otrt~oi-town
guests.
The affsr was decided success
from the dance mad supper on Sat
urday night to the least Sunday
afternoon. a bounteous spread OF
luscious viands met with hearty
response from an immense gathering
There was more than enough Tor
all and everything OF the best.
At the services Rev. Joseph Cunha
delivered an eloquent sermon.
The Boys Band entertained with
several selections and their ability.
with such brief organization was
ioyous surprise to all who listened.
Later some beautiful handmade
fancy work was auctioned OFT.
Father Cunha has had many sue
cesaful gatherings since he came to
this parish and this occasion adds
one more To the number.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14
MISS LEONA SNYDER THE
HoNORED GUEST

one OF the most delightful social
iul.ctions enjoyed by The Younger
set was the shower Miss Alta Snyder
gave dor her corsia. Miss Leona
snyder. last Sltu-dlv about thirty
quests enjoyed Al aftcrnoon Of music
at the home o. :.e hostess which
wa daintily decorated in pink and
white. roses preflominating.
The affair was 2 m,scei'arec1s
shower aud was surprise 70 tle
,titie4t5 De. - was beautifully
srgwned on' f thc trorsscau
rocks. a din, er-v >l,in. a,1 Great
Is appreciated the profusion OF eK-
quisitc gifts which were carried III
a big basket done in pink crepe.
Miss Alta served dainty pink and
white refreshments. consisting OF
marshmallow cream and smalhcakes.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14
SCALING MT. GRANT

The teachers and students oi the
high school made a trip TO the
summit OF Mt. Grant last week.
They travelled afoot. while their
bedding end supplies were carried
by bsrro. They were gone three
davs aud had a most arduous trip.
Mt. Grant is the highest noun
tain in Nevada and the going is un-
usually rough, in places there being
no trails to guide the climbers. The
elevation at the summit is ll.500 feet
and the RAISE from Hawthorne, al
most straight up, is about 200 feet
The party consisted OF Principal
Burr and Miss Harriet Lowery,
teacher, Mary Wright, Myrtle kee,
Violet Fisher, Ralph Simon, Bill
House. Willie Kee and Wawne Nc
Leod. They say they enjoyed the trip
immensely and returned without any
serious mishap, but so thoroughly
tired and sunbaked, with blistered
feet and skinned noses. - Walker
Lake Bulletin.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14
LAHONTON DAM
NEARLY FILLED

The storage facilities of the La
honton reservoir will be utilized to
the fullest by the 18th OF the present
month. according to project officials
saws the Fallon Standard. With the
water flowing over the spillways 2So-
600 acre feet will be impounded and
of this maximum amount 250,0OO acre
feet were retained yesterday morning,
when the water had reached within
27 feet of the spillways. The daily
intake is now aoout seven thousand
acre feet. inclusive of the flow receiv-
ed from the Truckee River, which sui
ficies to raise the water level about
one-fourth of foot each "a hours.
1t is figured that water will be dis
charged over the spillways on or
about June 18th for the first time IN
the five seasons the reservoir has
been used for impounding purposes,
The irrigated lands served from
the reservoir supply in the Fallon
unit total about 1,700 acres, and IT
is figured that the average per acre
season requirement is seven acre
feet, which allows for evaporation
and other forms Of wastage. Allow
ing for the normal flow from the
Carson and Truckee watersheds the
reservoir will have considerable stor-
age on hand at the conclusion OF the
1919 irrigation season which will be
carried over lfor next seasons uses.
Used first in 1915 the Lahonton
reservoir supply has been maintained
economically, with the exception ot
last year when 10000 acre feet OF
water was wasted in order to allow
the repairing OF the control gates,
Record Courier.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14
CHANGES IN TIME TABLE

Changes in passenger train service
between San Francisco and Cold
field, Nevada, cutting the running
time between the two cities by near
ly II hours. and providing night
travel across the desert in both di-
rections were announced today by
the United States Railroad Admin
istration through Federal Manager,
w. X. Scott,
The new service bsgins June 3
and follows a conference held be-
fore the Nevada State Railroad
Commission to devise means to care
for the increased trave to the new
gold fields.
Mining men, merchants and others
contemplating visit t. the Divide
District this summer will find that
the new service meets every desire
for comfortable travel Train NO
a. the Tonopah Express will leave
San Francisco at l:20 A. Nj. (the
sleepers open at Oakland Pier at
9 p. NJ and will readl Goldiield
at 9:35 the second morning. The
trip across the desert It night is
cool and comfortable. Returning
the traveller ran leave Goldield
at p. NJ, Tonopah at $50 +. M
again cross the desert a, night.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14
-AVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON

She GoHeraor
STATE of Nevada.
Carson City, Nevada.
Sir
There are on hand at the Navy
Yard. Washington, d. c. 1871 mem
orial tablets made from metal recoN-
reed from the wreck of the old
battleship "MAINE" together with
one yentilator. two deck plates and
afree powder ranks.
These tablets and the material
mentioned are to be disposed OF III
accordance with the Act OF August
'22, 1912, which is quoted as follows;
The Secretaries OF War and Navy
are authorized to cause to be made
from any part of the MAINE or Its
equipment that are suitable Tor the
purpose. tablets for donation as
relics in conformity with the provis-
ions OF the Act OF December twenty
second, nineteen hundred and eleven,
making appropriations to supply ur-
gent deficiencies: Provided, That the
cost of such tablets may be charged
against any unexpended balances OF
appropriations made for the removal
of the wreck of the MAINE and
that the municipalities and other
bodies receiving such tablets shall
defray the cost thereof, which cost
shall be reimbursed to the proper
appropriation
The Act of December y, 1911,
specifies that the following are en-
titled to parts of the MAINE or Its
equipment: cities, army or navy
societies; and the former officers
and crew OF the MAINE or their
heirs or representatives.
The estimated cost of the tablets
is about five dollars plus freight or
express charges from Washington
to destination.
1t is requested that this information
be furnished to any of your constr
tuents who are eligible to purchase
these relics and that they further be
informed that on request to Secretay
OF the Navy applications blanks with
full instructions in regard to the pur
chase and delivery of the relics VIII
be furnished.
Very truly yours,
Josephus Daniels
Secretary OF the Navy
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14
LOAN ASSOCIATION ENTEPS
THIS CITY

The Security Savings ana Loan rs
sociatiion OF Reno, a strictly Nevada
institution, has, through its special
representatives Messers Davis and
Kershaw, perfected the organization
of its local branch i'll Ierington. The
Advisory Board consists OF the tol-
lowing named members: Elmer Han
son, President; c. Nj. Coddington,
Vice President; F.. II. Whitacre, Sec'y.
and Treas.
Board OF Appraisers; L. A. West, W.
w. Davis, J r. Barton, Clark J.
Guild and Joseph W. Wilson.
Through this local branch organi-
cation, Yerington residents who own
their lots may secure money for home
building up to 90 per cent OF the to-
tai valuation of the lot, together with
the proposed building or improve
ments.
The loan is cancelled on definite
contract basis by monthly payments,
about equivalent to ordinary rent, and
covering a period Of five to ten years,
the time being at the option OF the
borrower.
The Association has signihed its
readiness to make immediate loans,
Literature which explains the condi-
tions of the loan, also applications
Tor the same, cam be obtained from
l. II. Whitacre, Secretary OF the ad-
visory board.
The Security Savings and Loan AS
sociation is officered by Nevada men
OF responsibility and prominence, and
is doing business all over the state
in localities where property values
have become stabilized. The Asso
citation also accepts deposits from
people generally. and pays an unusual
interest on these deposits, at the
same time affording the depositor
the best of security.
The Association is under the di-
rect supervision of the Nevada State
Banking Board, and its accounts and
condition are regularly examined by
the State Bank Examiner
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14
COPPER SITUATION IMPROVES

The removal Of the embargo "a
gainst importation OF copper into
France is one il ore step 10" ara
clearing up the general copper sir-
uation, according to the statement
of one of the largest copper selling
factors in the copper industr..
1t is apparent from the action OF
the French government that the con-
sumers there must soon come INTO
this market as purchasers; and, in
asmuch as they would not be author
lied to buy until the government
stocks are liquidated, or largely so
France will have to look to tins
country for a continuous supply
thereafter.
There has been. no embargo "a
gainst us in Great Britain; the mar
ket there has been open to all conf
ers and considerable business has
been booked. taly is the only
country that is still maintaining
restiction against us but limitations
/ have come from there that 1t VII
soon be removed.
The stocks of copper held by tn
/ allied governmenst at the time OF tn
armistice are Gast dhsappeNFlng
The demand tort copper is improSin'
and in view OF the approach OF tn
| time when all Europe Will be buye
in large quantities for prompt ship
ment. the American stock OF mar
ketable copper will soon begin Il
disappear.
The situation as to the supply o
labor at the mines is far from sat
isfactory: there is a distinct scarcity
The mines are now operating at a
bout so per cent capacity ana Il
doing so are employing all the labo
that is available.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14

BIG BOND ISSUE BY
COPPER MINES OF ELL

The Coppermines company OF tn
Ely district has issued report t
stockholders, together with a statd
ment of the new plan ot the coni
pany to float S1,00G,000 worth q
first mortgage convertible 7 per cell
bonds. The reason given for thi
issue Of bonds is that the coppf
mines has on hand 6.300,000 pounf
Of copper which ii IS unwilling E
market at the present prices. Ye
report says the sale OF this copfr
would result in a loss OF quick s
sets Of S700,GC0
Money derived from the sale E.
the bonds will be used in develP-
,uent OF the deap workings OF f.
Alpha mine. ~ Ainer :
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14
yER|NCTON BASEBALL
TEAM

The Yerington baseball team is
out for practice every night and
gives promise of being a splendid
aggregation of sports. Mr.. Luce,
manager OF the team, has had years
experience in this line, and .teels
confident that a first class trial VIII
be made for the July Fourth purse.
There is a surprising number OF real
good baseball players here and they
are all out for practice. with Free
man and Warren for the batteries,
splendid infield and candidates Tor
all the bases the team sure does look
good. The diamond has been put
in splendid shape for the tournament.
The lineup will probably be:
Pitchers: Freeman Cooper.
Catchers: w. Warren; {. Hilbun.
First Base: O. Mcneil, Dickerson.
Second Base: ]. PERI, A. Z. West
Third Base: W. Whitacre.
Short Stop, P. PERI.
Let Field, L. Riley.
Center Field, J. Goldsworthy.
Right Field, d. Mcleod, J Whitacre
Captain: Freeman.
The July Fourth games vii hS
by the teams from Virginia, Fallor
and Yeringlon.
The Virginia Chronicle. speaking
OF the team from that city says:
THE Comstock baseball team Is
rapidly getting into shape tor tht
opening game Of the season, whicf
will occur next Sunday at the Recre
alton grounds with the strong Spark
team. which is one OF the best II
i Western Nevada There is goo'
turnout every evening for praetic'
! and the team will be selected within
the next few days There is an abun
L dance of first class talent and a hgl
+ class aggregation should be put to
gether. Sundays game will be goo
chance to test their skill and gam
full al pep is in store for local tan
dom,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-06-14
RED CROSS.

Lyon County Chapter Of the Red
Cross met at the Court House on
June ) and transacted a lot OF i'm
portant business connected with the
peace program OF organization.
A resotltion was adopted re-
commenting First Aid instruction in
the schools OF Nevada. An appropri-
alton Of $500 for the Canteen Special
Fund was added to the budget 1t
was decided to appoint Public
Health committee and to urge CO.
operation with the Nevada Health
Association in securing a Public
Health Nurse for the county.
The annual election resulted in the
selection OF the following officers:
Chairman, - George f. Willis
Wee Chairman, Mrs. G. F.
Learitt
Secretary. 49, Mrs Mabel Plummer
Treasurer, - Lyon County Bank,
w. II. Churchyard. acting.
Executive Members, - Mrs. w. +,
Powers, Mrs. P H. Cook, A. s.
Phipps.
A resolution of thanks to Mr.. Pohe,
the outgoing chairman was adopted
it being the sense OF the meeting
that much OF the success OF the Lyon
County Chapter was due to his untir-
ing efforts and unremitting toll.
A resolution urging all the branches
to close the production accounts and
hasten the reports was adopted.
The new constitution and bylaw were
adopted changing the large board
to Directors and the board OF seven
to The Executive Board. The
branches will be entitled to the same
representation on the new board OF
Directors as they had on the old EN-
ecutive Board.