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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

Articles For Sale 81
CHILD's VELoCfPEDE--storc stove. ash
siftor, also large roll top of1ice desk. i344
w. Sixth street.
GAS LOG-For sale Practically now. Price
Si1, Apply I5 E. Fourth strcct.
HExTkKs-We coil the famous Empire
Pipeicss Heaters 3. q. " Villains, Third
and Tasnah streots, formerly 5iv Orange.
LEATHEk--Odd lot OF leather for use In
maxim. washers. pump feathers. soiins
sonRble priccs. Cail at Atlantic Manufar-
turing Co. 1o< " AInut street.
POOL IABlAk--One large pool table and
rack. Good as now. Address u u. Evory
Evening ONCE.
Busness aad Once equipment 81
FURN1T U aE-Omce DESKS. safes. files
nxtures. &C. No buy. sell and exchange.
A, Hindtn n son. iot ". second strsst
Phone 5sos n.
tuei anu reed 66
WOOD--For saIo. cord wood and nrcpiAce
wood. Place your orders now. Pnono tsso.
Coco Things TO Eat 81
MOLAssEs Zine sorghum. 81 rs por gal
lon. Dora Cainoon. Lincoln, Del.
OYSTERS Real Virginia fresh salt oysters
In shells or opened when ordered aoS
King treet.
POTATOES 200 bushels white potatoes
Morris, bisnopviii., Md.
household Goods So
BEDs--A largo assortment OF brass and
tresscs. see us before getting new bed
outnt. We will save you money ~ you will
take time to compare prices. considering
quality. Full i'm. of carpets. rugs lin
oi.ums and mattins heirirerators aud
Perfection oil stoves. Munay Furniture
co. rltn and Madison streets. Our sd-
toll n sa tn Asafs
DAvENETfE and folding couch for sale
500 west Nintn street.
HOUSEHOLD FUkNIr uHE-for sale
9Ui Adams street, Thursday and Friday
ell day and evenings.
OIL sTOpE-For sale. Three burner Pcr-
fcction Cabinet with oven. Cali SAB W.
pAkLOR STOVE Larpe t,tcn OAK Good
as new. Apply 1917 nooney street
PAkLoR STOVE Large stte. slightly used
Hurns coal or wood. for Information call
1910 ". FOURTH -. Phone fssf k.
RUGG-A large selection Of wool and nbre
tapestry brussels and velvet ruxs No mat
Ter what sixe you desire We have one tnat
will suit you. Mundy Furniture Co. Fifth
and Madison streets Credit terms
RUGe-And foor coverings 5000 yards
linoleum remnants large enough for KIT
cnena, At hAif price. hutlDck g. lash HOUSE,
seventh anu Poplar streets.
Machinery and fools 81
sTIRlITu BROs.-scrap iron aud metals
1 beams Front and Iatnaii streets.
-
Musicat Instruments 81
ORGAN tor sale, cheap Gail ui2 West
luelfth street Bctween asu and 81
evenings.
pATHk pHONOalAPus-A their gruat b
est aatures. NJ needles to rnan.e. Plays all
make re,ordr with their respective n.-ssiioe
at taoar best. Guaranteed nye years Al
foFd Piano 60. 2lu " Sintn street
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anseu-To senl

APAkfAiE..N - urni sneo. wanted At
once. or small house tiA May 81 Phone,
~ or write opx -. tseleFenCe supplied
AI'AnIAIENI wanted Tor man ana vie
not later tnan DECEMBER II. 40 enid ren
t.eiercnces ekcnanseo. Address )
livery rVening OnlCe.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AUCTIONS--LECALS
Auction Sales


AUCTION sALEs-Of every description.
Anywhere. IL you want 10 sell SEQ Harnil-
ton, the square Deal Auctjonesf aud Farm
agent. 7U6 NJ adison 81. Phone zsss W.
PUBLIC SALE Furniture, carpets, rugs
bedding. &c. Will be sold at stidhzm n
sons auction store, III D.. Fourth street,
Friday. December q. solO. 1 O'Clock, D. n
sharp. Bedroom. dinaingroom, library, Nv
ingruom furniture OF ali kinds, brass beds.
rnAmsled beds, felt mattresses, set dishes.
80 new rugs. best coIora and e7ects ar
minister. wilton, brussels. yeivets, &c. all
sizes, will be sold At this sale for Just the
best price you want 20 give. This sale will
save you many dollars. Price the good.
any vher0 and see what you can save. Also
blankets. snasts, table linens. bed spreads.
sc. stidhsrn n son, Auctioueers
PUBLIC sAtsr,-h lair Bsxaor, saturday,
December 4. at IL O'Clock so head Of
horses and mules. wagons, auto cars. pigs,
harness, blankets aud robes. chickens
lot of goods of aii kinds Notice. I have
buyers for 100 head OF good. young, sound
horses at market price. Come early. lot
Of stun 20 seli. Kiair 4 HollingswOrth
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Houses FOR sale

wAsHINGTON HEI1iHIS-Van Buren,
street Twenty second aud Twenty-third
.treets New seven-rOOm mouse with bath
atti,, open fireplace. three porches tile
bathroom large uyinEroom. hot water
heat Colonial nnisn. Apply 50 Oranse
street PHONE ZU2e N
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MERCHANDISE

Articles For S;aie 81
BICYCLE--jirl's 2s-inch yicycie, in good
condition. Apply 1910 ~. acond street
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lilo uses / or Kent

HOUSE -tx roons bath. porch. large
5siu gas and clectric. inquire 1915 vest
sIstreutn street
kiAG II. lii6 suitable for high-cisss
roonins. boarding also store aua apart
ment. inquire sUo " sixth street..
; BROOAIE 81. 932- House. eight rooms
and baLn all cOnyenleuces. with Iarze
front porCn- inquire a. tl4s west strest
NESf sIh 81. Iius-% uome 10
rooms. porch. heat. etc Apply 5U5 North
Broome street.
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Ieasi Notices

PROPOSALS. FOk SAFETY VALUES
sealed proposals win be received by the
board OF Public Education. Wilmington,
DsiawSfe, for fourteen safety valves, ono
20 be installed on tho boilers AZ each Of the
following schools Nos x. 3. 8. 9. A. ~, ~.
~ ~. 40 and two for each OF schools Sos.
~ and 40 All valves 10 be one and one
half inches with the exception Of schools
nos. - and AZ. which are 20 be two and
une-hsn inches. All valves TO no low pres
sure and set at nfteen pounds Proposals
must he deposltsd with ths secretary Of
the Board befors O'Clock. y. m. Monday,
December -. 1920. and must be MARKED
Proposals for safety Valves The right
20 reject any or all proposals is reserved.
Frdmsn Hoffman. Chairman of Com
mittee.
NOTGCE-kstst Of samuel Hsnry Dur
stein. Jr. deceased. Notice is hereby given
that let tcrs Of administration upon the
estate Of samuel Henry Dustsin. Ir. late
duly granted unto Elrna .Durstein on the
tHen y seventh day Of November. A -
1920. and all persons indebted 20 the said
decrease are requested 10 make payment
to the administrative without delsy and al
persons having demands against tho de-
ceas~d srs required 10 exhibit and present
the same duly probsted TO the said sd-
ministratriK on or before the twenty sev-
abide by the Iar in this behalf Elrna -
Durstein. Administrative. Address Caleb
r. Hurchensi, Attorney-at- Law FORD
building. Wilmington. Del
ADVERTTsFMES Mt FOR PROPOSALS. TO
CONSTRUCT STATE HTGHWAYs
IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Sealed proposals win be received by the
State Highway Department at it. Office
Dover Delaware. until = 90 O'Clock D. m
December ~. 1920 and a. that plscs and
time publicly opened for the construction
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INST kUCTION


Loexi instruction Glasses a
BEACON ~ oiSESS Ioi-i~hGh-IenI Ih
and hing streets. FuOne. write or call for
particui&Ts aUout Gay school or night
SCHOOL.
Musical, Dancing, u. smntie "a
DANCING--Lenrn To oAnc1 nov. Glass or
LrivaJe instruction. avenue Dnnceixnd
Eden nAu buIioins. Phone 1884 j,
Private Instruction A6
NJ MUSIC-Gentleman piano teacher desIres a
Few more private scholars. Conservatory
meLhod taught for an interview address
l.. y. box lo5.
PRIVATE INsTkUCTlON-Are you pre-
pared TO meet the demands OF the recon-
struction period I Iho Hines Individual
Instruction Aetnoo lnkurss rapid progress
and Is invariably SUCCESSFUL. Hines prIya "a
business Coiiexe, 4U2 ". twenty secoaa
streeb. Phone a<II W.
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butiaess Places Tor Rent

Ff tb1AN tASt faEs-fUT Ifnb. All con
yenpnC.s Inciuolng cnairS. ioF dances. en-
tsrtsluttents. Dazsars. cnufcH aHairs. Day
eyunH. Js-s ~ horneT. All hlnx-
pHih AIR "a ArtAtSr.-FOr rent 50 per
month. Apply &9Ut latnaIi street.
iUiH AHD IATNAisL sts.- I-O rooms.
iultaDio for doctor or lawyer once.
- -. Every Evening once.
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Machinery and FOOLS
itiusieai Instruments

BROS Scrap iron and metals
1 beams, Front and Iatnall streets
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Suburban ror Ken

At BUTTON NJ uOD House and garage
Tor rent. Imnctllate pOssesslou. Apply
Jonn Clayton. Ns~ y astits Dci fuone z4s.
fAhh- four-rOom bungalow
Tor rent. Apply A1rs- neAry >uelipot Para
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RIlCk-FourinS 1919. slightly used ~
s.ilent condition. Good tires. Must be Fold.
Ender Motor Co, Inc, zig trench street.
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ORGAN tor sale cheap Cali ui2 West
1weirth street between $40 and 50
evenings
pATHk pHONOGRApns- And their gr,at-
est features, NO needles to unan.e. Rays all
make records with their Respective n.-atloe
at thear best. Atuaran teeu nye years Al
faFu Piano 60. 2tu " sintn street
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RUGe-And floor coverings 1000 yards
linoieum remnants large enough for kit
cnena, at hAlf price. hutlUck 3, tash House
seventh anu Poplar streets.
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LAVE STOCK

Horses, Cattle, Vehicles Is
bay, weight 1900 pounds,
w ill drive double OF single. For sale cneaD.
American Car and FOUNDRY, foot of East
EisnLh street
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RIuCk-Scylinder 5-passenger touring
car cheap nearly new, nrst-ciass CON
oition NO reasonable offer refused. 'Oo
North Broome street,
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P0uitry ana supplies 40
PULLETs-2OO Barred Rocks for sale al
5uc per pound. some ready TO lay. 300
mixed pullets, 46c pc nd. Turkeys. ducks
geese on hand - oil times. Orders taken
Tor dressed poultry. Delivered anywhere in
clty. Chas. hemske, Rocky Kun Poultry
Farm. sneIipot tarK. Phone Holly
OAK A. J..
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ket street require several additional sales
women of experience in coat and suit dc
partments. Permanent position and best
salary paid TO those that qualify. Apply st
once.
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FINANCIAL

BuBiNtbs opportunities 50
PAkIlEs-One or two wanted with $4,000
70 take One-tntrd interest with services in
company ABOUT 10 incorporate factory
and business viii be located In " Wilmington
Money secured. fOF interview ADDRESS
u 10. Every Evening Once.
SERVICE And x5UOO TO invest For in
Usryiew address y ~. Every Evening
DulCg.
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uiioing-I onIseting

RUBBER RooFTNG-FOR SALE. 500
ROLLS. GOOD GRADE MUST BE
SOLD AT ONCE. :. 81 WILLIAMS &
BRO. THIRD AND TATNALL SITS
PHONE 36s.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-29
MARY Ann PRICE MARnD N
SALT LAKE CITY ON TUESDAY

The many friends OF Miss Mary Ann
Price. who left Phoebe q few months
ago. after having been granted .
divorce In this county from Fred
Stevenson. and who went to Los An
yeles for short visit before continu-
ing on u trip to the east. will be
pleased TO learn that she was married
a few DAYS ago In the city and County
building in Salt Lake City. TO Frank
lin q. Dorbandt. of that place
Mr.. Dorbandt Is an aviator. at pres
ent driving a mail plane between Salt
Lake and San Francisco.
The engagement was very short. no'
even the relatives Of the bride knew
ing OF the pending affair. The groom
vas In the dying corps during the war
and was severely wounded In battle.
having been In a French hospital fof
weeks.
Mary Ann was exceptionally popular
among Phoebe and Lincoln County
people. having grown up in this victn'
ity and creating an ever increasing In
crest OF friendship with all who knew
| her.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorbandt left Salt LAKE
| City, Tuesday for Blackfoot. Idaho
where they will spend q short honey
moon, and there Is n possibility tina
they may make their home at ina
place.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-29
A. GRANT miller ADDRESSES
LARGE AUDIENCE LAST NIGHT

A. Grant Miller. of Reno. prominent
figure in Nevada politics. and we'll ac-
uuainted with many Lincoln County
people, addressed capacity house at
the Thompson theatre last evening, IL
the interest of the Republican cand'-
dates for the presidency. the senate and
the lower house.
The speaker enlarged considerably
the issue Of the League of Nations
and analysed clearly and distinctly the
Objectionable points in the covenant.
His audience listened keenly and n
tently and showers of applause fire.
quently interrupted his speech.
Mr.. Miller left Phoebe this mornfns
In company with NJ. l.. Lee. for Panac'
where no delivered a short address be
fore going to Caliente. where he tool
a train for Oakland and Scrementc
California. where he is scheduled
speak on Sunday and Monday nights.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-29

that 0ovsrner Enaset 2. Boyle. se
NsvsdA. wtl visit PtocAs ea Irt1ay.
November 18th. II very likely. aceor1
ing 10 . letter received BY H. l. oaanG-
house. Of Phoebe. from veruoa 0eeea1f.
the latter boing secretary oe the
Nevada Livestock Aasoeiasisa- TAis
visit Of the governor viii bs 10 eoa-
nsction with the organisatioa ee . La
coin County Livestock Asseciae1oa. ~
der the state organisatioa. - ouslano4
In the Piochs Record two week ase-
II u probable that Clark ana LAneoln
counties viii join -hands tn this orgaai-
zation. a. the population Of Clark
county II considered under the roQuAs
msnt for . successfsl independents ~
| ganixatton-
| A general meeting Of ali The steeh-
mon Of the two counties will - eaaa-
ed for Friday. Novsmbsr 18th aad -
organisation viii be perfected that Will
be Of indsscrihable beae0e 70 the seocil
growers Of the counties Every ~
son Interested niAts stock growias -
ldustry should Plaza to come - Peooh<
ON that date - valuable lnfor0A41os
will be furnished BY speakers prevt1'
ed by the state for the ocoasloa. Aa16<
from the county orgaaisatiSa wheol
will bs bora aurtng tie mooeioG hoee
Other speakers who win - Deqooo
and who viii give thooe Deoooot ~
bensnt Of their knowleAgo Ga1ne
through years Of expertenco 10 q
stock business In NevaAaA aaa oeh1
states. ara: DR.. RsceedA hsAA ee u
> animal disease work In Nevada. -
. executive efacsr Of the Board OF nee
q Commissioners which has charge boe
OF disease control work anl east
!. rustling.
E. ~ Debha. county agent. Of LII
= cola and Clark counties viii also
present at the meeting.
Full particulars rsgarding the ~
i Ing and important matters - - a
d cuasssd viii b given II this new
paper noxt week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-29
SENSATIONAL ORE BODY DEVELOPED
BY BRISTOL SILVER MINES COMPANY

being run with the plan of sinking
an incline winze from the present bot !
tom OF the Gypsy Shaft to connect
with the Cook Bonanza stope. this work
it is expected. will be started in the
Immediate future.
The ore. at the present time. has
necessarily to be hoisted three times
before Il is placed In the tramway
bins. and despite the excessive handi-
ing Manager Cook has. by means of
two air hoists and automatic devices.
so reduced the expenes that the total
mining costs compare favorably with
the other mines Of the Phoebe district.
The constructive geology of the
Bristol property Is based on the study
OF the cross fissures that pass through
the limestone. The two principal fis-
sures are known as the Gypsyfissure
which strike northerly and southerly
and the May Day assure which has an
easteriy and westerly course. Numer-
Gus smaller fissuers parallel these
main. ore forming channels and II Is
In the intersections that the ore IL
found in great quantity Although In
sufficient lateral work has yet been
done to prove same absolutely. yet 1t Is
DSll0NeO tndt tue PEcoout KsohahAo
situated on the Intersection OF the two
main assures. Should his prove to be
the case a great future yild can be
expected.
The Cook Bonanza Is probably ar
extension at depth of the Cook Lloyd
Christian orebody. from which SINAI
fortune was taken out In 1905 ant
which was supposedly bottomed by thu
Uvada Copper Companys operations
of a latre date. The newextension. l
: 1t Is indeed such. has now been follow
{ ed for w feet below the point OF dis
| covery and the ore body Is now over 10
feet In length and crosscuts demon
. strate the width to be about nifty fee'
!. A bucket sample from the. ore a
broken In the bottom this week assay
3 ed. 60 cent in gold; 25.3 ounces siive'
e SIS per cent lead; s.5 per cent copper
n zince 81 per cent iron; s.3 per cen
r insolluble 21.4 per cent; manganese l
r per cent: lime 1912 per cent, and su
her O.s ped cent. Richer strikes occ,
y In the ore mass, but no sorting
3 being done at the present time. the Of
l. being hoisted as broken.
d Under the new management the Bri
= tol Mine will continue to be operate
by mining men possessed with the
l. uisite knowledge Of local condition
lp which should insure it's future succe
Is and promote outside interests in mai
W other meritorious mining proposittp
q. in the Phoebe District
70, A. force Of 40 men is at present ei
ul plyed at the Mine. number of VII
n are leasing in the upper leveisf a
OF sectors adjacent to the main workin
and the additional housing accom-
It. dations. which have been planned
re Manager Cook will. 1t is expected.
ze rushed to completion before the sev'
he winter weather setes in and thus a
DIV greatly to the comfort of the men.
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INTERESTING PROGRAM FOR
NEXT WEEK AT THE MOVIES

Friday - Fox feature "vagabond
Luck" starring Albert Ray. also sun
shine Comedy Her Private Husband
Monday-Select Pictures Glorious
Lad"staring Olive Thomas also Ford
Weekly.
wednesday-Special show. Stronger
than Death. staring Naximova. the In
comparable In role that adds new
luster to her fame and appeals to every
class Of Motion Pictures, also Sunshine
Comedy. American Beauties and Az
rican Lions.
A great variety Of animals. reptiles
and birds, whose native habits is India
were used In the Mining Of stronger
Than Death" Nazimova's newest star
ring vehicle, from the novel by l. A. X
Wylie. Three enormous snakes. belong
ing to East India charmers; brown
honey bear, . peacock. a number Q
monkeys. parrots. vari-colored para
keets and other tropical birds figure II
tho scene depicting shun- -blistsrs'
India.
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EVERYONE WILL ATTEND the
COSTUME BALL TOMORROW EVE

Interest in the costume ball which
II to take placeln Piochs Saturday
evening October 3Oth. has not wavor-
cd In the least during the last week. n
fact It has increased BY leaps aaA
bounds until even the cripplss say tAey
are going to turn out In all their
glory ana jotn In ths glamour - tAs
occasion. tT ~
This AFFAIR will be comblnsa Hal.
lowe'sn and Fall Festival. costume ball
and general blow -out and - rsoiavinE
| the hearty cooperation Of AL tia. fun
| lovers OF the county. II II confadently
expected that thsrs will Be . record
breaking crowdin attendance o. Sat-
urday night.
The Phoebe Orchestra which will
furnish the music for the occasion
has obtained some very special cost
umes for the night Of the dance. and
Ito witness their make ups will ALONE
be worth the price Of admission.
Arrangements have been made To-
the serving Of pumkin pie and co6s'
in the building.
The fortune teller lady will be o.
tho job during the entire evening a.
interest apparent In this booth u sucl
that the success OF the entire progra1
! IL assured.
Charles A. Thompson. who rscsntl
returned from . week In Salt LAX
City, secured while thsre some stun
ming and novel decorations which VI
be cleverly placed into effect by NJ
. OF electric lighting.
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Election RETURNS MO Dance
N POCHE on TUESDAY HN

A dancs will be held In she The0o-
sons Opera House on Tussday -nAg;Af.
November Ind. this being e1eoetoA
night, and music Will - given ~ ths
Phoebe OrchsstrA-
This AFFAIR will permit Al the
people Of this section Of the eounty q
receive election rsturns from the; -.
tire Unitsd StAtss while they - hAs.
arrangements havs1ng bssn maee hy
the Phoebe Record Ter . nfteen minute
Western Untoa service during tee
night The rseurAss Win eovee 4eegy
ONCE from President OF the Unoul
| States down. ana will enable those Whs
put ON their glad rags and ret eus
that night to hear the returns - eorly
~ they will be received In The lArgs
cities.
Election returns will bs Nostsl
every fifteen minutes ~ the Alamo
and the Anglo Clark soft drink 9arior
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MASCOT SILVER MINING CO.,
xAl BEGIN OPERATION SOON

ysm r. Cook. manager Of the Mascot
silver Mining Co.. which owns the Tuba
East Mine near Phoebe. Is at present In
SALT Lake City. on business Connected
With the early resumption of work At
the property.
large tonnage of milling ore Is
available underground and In the ex-
tenssve dumps. and with the expected
milling facilities to be provided In the
spriAg the treating OF these reserves
should be made profitable
Several car Of high grade silver. lead
ore were shipped from the territory
adjacent to the main shaft two years
ago and should . plant be available tt
treat the milling ores. the continued
operation Of the property should b
both practical and profitable.
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the LINCOLN FpfFlY" 70 &
ISSUED EVERY THREE WEEKS

Frank Wilcox came up from PanasA
Tuesday afternoon. ana attended to
business matters with locA people
concerning the publication Of the 'Lin-
coin Firefly'' the ofAcial publicAtioa
Of the high chool student body u Pa
naca. and Of which Frank has beeA
elected business manager.
The high school paper Will ~ Qub-
lish at intervals of three weeks. the
Phoebe Record having beeA gives the
contract for the work of printing -
publishing t8s paper. ~
While the .Fireflly'' u comparatively
young periodical. Il shows exeellene
promises for success and refects ~
ability Of the students of the scAoel
Mrs EuhnlA wadswortA 49, bssa
chosen - s1ttor ef IN higA aahee'
paper. The Akst ealtlsn of wAtaA IN
b fortkcomiAs vintAiD ~ ns1t ~
dAya ~ selk 49, bsiAs = - lan1
LOT tAe priAtSrA
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NEXT TUESDAY IS
GENERAL ELECTION

Next Tuesday. November 3. u general
sssction day. and the folio owing named
persons have besn placed uooa the ell
sctisn boards In the various prscincts
Of the county:
PIocHE PREcENCr-Jim Huiss.
Carl sampson and r. r. Orr Inspectors.
tIouise Thompson and Frankie Jacob
son Cierka
cALIENrE PRECINCT-Lestsr Burt
T. c. rennelis and Mrs. II w. Underhiil
Inspectors. Mrs. s. e. Pace and Ars
Margaret Lytle. Cisrks
PANAcA PRECINCT-Geo. l. Ed
wards. Chas. Mathews Jr. and A. q
Blad. Inspectors Katherine Heal
and Leah Lee. Clerks.
ALAMO PRECINCT-Leonard Wads
worth. Mrs. Lawrence Harp and Sd
Pace. inspectors. Irwin @. PsderseI
and Mrs. Marjorie Cottam. Cierka
HIKo PRECINCr-James Castles
JOS. Nesbitt and Mrs. w. x. Love. In
spsctors. ID. K schoasld and John 2
Wright. Clerks.
CLOVER VALLEY PRECINCr-wu
Mathews Jr.. L. c. Woods and Mr.
Lyman woods. Inspectors Mrs- Ellis
Jones and Chas- Dtmmick. Clerk.
i El<4tN f~tE(kR<SA- suS s~~S~'
Ethel Henrie. J. w. Bradshaw. Inspes
tors. Lydia Bradshaw and Eta ]
Mariger. Clsrks-
EAGLE VALLEY PRECINCT-Rc
Lytls. Erwin Hammond andMrs Nell
Dwyer. Inspectors. Jos. Hammond 81
Mrs. Jos. Holiinger. Clerk.
SPRING VALLEY PRECINCT-Iou
. FoEiiana. Jacob Stuxenegger and j
! Pratt. Inspectors. John Francis q
Mrs Dave Francis. Clerks.
CAMP VALLEY PRECINCT.
Donohus. Clark C. Johnson and Conr
Haight. Inspsctora Mrs. =. r.. Don
: hue. Clerks.
ATLANTA PREcINcT-yames
Price. l. N. Garrison and H. q. Gu
dsrson. inspectors. Chas. =. Lee .
Clara 0underson. Clerks
CARP PRECINCT-A. w. Houst'
4 Hector Bunker. and Mama n. Stro,
inspectors Lee L. Dixon and Evel
NJ Dixon. Clerks.
J. BRISTOL PRECINCT-Nobsrt
.S Cyphers. A. w. Lindsay and Lee Bait
10 inspectors. Chester H. Cook sndJ.
ID Fitzgerald. Clerks.
,e DEER LODGE PRECINCT-Ever
Is Hackstt. Milton Damron and Fred ]
70 sen. Inspectors. Henry Diefendorf
re- Mrs. Everest Hackett. Clerks.
ID GEysER PRECrNCr--Ai. Maj
Mrs. G.. w. Haskin and J. w. Hal
he inspectors. Dan J. Riordan and b.
ed Ercanbrack Clerks