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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United STATES FOR THE EAST
EkN DISTRICT OF VIRGININ.

N The matter Of No. c53s
~ w. iEtltf, In
bahkrupt. Bankruptcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
THE GIENROcK OH. COMPANY
ilncOrporatta)
NOTICE OF ADJOURNED
4 SSCAI. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Malice is hcraE" given tina; the adjourned
snatai mesi!ns of the s,ockho.dr,s OF Tho
corpora;;on a. III" State of Vip.i,ia ~ 81
h. held At Hocm 1905 ,eS EAST t"'F r'rank Kin
Street. In the civ OF Richmond STATE
Of Nirginia.. on the 18TH dav of October
i91. 1t II O'Clock 4. NJ. for the following
PURPOSES: III to vote upon an amendment,
advised bv the Board Of Directors. OF ths
Certificate Of incorporation OF the Com
parry. increasing It's authorized capi, al
stock from sio.o5'ho tconsi';ing OF 100. 10
e of H OF s"'nm9r slHy o Of IhH par vSpe
Ul,pn fhares Of common, stock OF the par
va!nc q. S!J eachb: and a. TO transac.
ouch other business in connection with
the !orago'nf matters or otherwise may
b. properly brought before the meeting
l.. T.. MCMAHON. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
LIVE STOCK

Poultry md Supplies 40
CALL. I.andoiph c0ds-w. We cuF. sick
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

81 ssies lodges ana transient brethren are
ithicrnnlly inN!ted to DO present Ry
@rdTr OF the Worshipfui Master. George
G. Jefferson. Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
NEW k|WAN|S
CLUBFORNED
DE. 4. Il M'NICKEL, PRESIDENT OF
TEMPORARY MARTINS PERRY
CLUB.
Plans for Permanent Organization VIII
Be Made at Luncheon TO BE
Given wednesday.

meeting Of SIXTEEN business aud
professional men "f Martins Ferry va q
held last evening ~ ih. ROard of TRADE
rooms in that city at which TIM" lrm-
norarv organization az the kl"hi'S
club was effected Field k"NrCS"niaii\"
& r. IInc"ln Was present ana ~
rlaincd the different points Of TN" ~"
and those present W"r" =" en- h"~i''N'''
that .hr Was surprised with i'". C""l
start and boost which the MAf'-'N
Ferry MOI gave tho rluh
Temporary officers W"r" 'I"''td :,
this tlrrc VINO are As follows l'r. Il u
MrNlcK,r. president. u l.. M""r'N go
rtiary. u II E"ilhmili"r. ir"HS"r't
Arthur hickman. Earl N"nnutn. PRE-" y
Sclhv. William Wilson NJ. u. MANw''. o
T. v Miller and Roy H'mmrr'n@' ''''
be-, d tho 10; ~ "f directors.
Invitations wtIl Il" cN,"nd'd I" about
hfly business and professional m'H "n'
h,ya hcfn recommended for rncmh,f-tl'r
~ the rTw organization. L. J. N'Nh 49,
YES named n committee at an t. ma -
nrr,ns Z mcriS for a lunch - p ~ ~
uc\t wednesday, noon IN IN" ElkS 'iuh
dining room on NOrih Fourth stree;
~ lhIs meeting details WI L." 'AN"n
~, and T,anS completed for ilAN'nG 'niN
Il Ir-mauCNt OrShnlanti"" i'rih :''l"ri
COMES under TN" lur'silHi'Hn 81 ne
Martins FERRY club and Il large hummer
from that city arc r:.nh'"% | - III N"
nl..r,hCrS Uf the Or"auI"a'I"r.
All ",rc we'll please! W'h wat -
d ~, last r."njnC and rr|"r j. 70 h'
ihN history has thrr" been such NN"
gathering to tax" up such n m"N2r
heretofore and Z" through with us $"
quickly.
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mrz, Margaret Ferguson

Nrs Margaret Ferguson. widow g;
H.. 'u,.. Ralph Ferguson. VIII known
mad n&,d resilient "f the ou'-th"-'hN.
d:sIrl"t 1E"d Thursday afternoon at
"'clo,A at the nom" 81 her son. James
E,rgu>ui, &c MorriSdni'. Ia.
Th.. deceased was born n England,
ocv"mty-ninr Years US". and cam, 10
tn, country N '>S2. Sine" thr deaf
uf hcr husband - Years ago this mona.
she had hs,u making her hom" w''h h."
daughter. Mrs Herbert Parker 80 NJ.
% Paxton Avenue. Elm Gr"Nl. Snr
was ,la.iInE her son when Snr VIA
sjrlrhru ~ SIN weeks ago.
she Is survived by ihr"C @"0S. james
H. rgusnn ur Morrlsdni'. Thomas, Fer
gu~on or rhliipsburr. and John f"rgu-
son Of N"rkvii". and w" daughters.
Mrg. Inc"h Starr II Barton. and Mrs.
HcrhVri Parker.
Funeral arrangements ar" nComrI' -"
hl; tn body VIII l." sent ." th' h"n"
nr her son IN N"rk,lll'. -. "h'ic the
services VIII h" hold. R"N ). !" FiNH
r,.,.'..- or - r.uIS - "hnrcN IF E.n
Grove. Of wni"h N" deceased was
member 81 have "harr" 81 IN" SER
ices Irt"rmcnt Will b" mad" N f"rH-
willie cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
THOUSANDS OF FARM BOYS
AND GIRLS TO ATTEND CAMPS

MorEan,own. ". Va. July ?.-Sovrra.
thousand boys and girls from tn" farms
Of Yves, Virginia will attend IN" agri'h!-
ruru ,lUh camps witch WI u, ,''I ,HIS
var IN moro ,i.,r h1lf or tn" w - viz
rsnIa counties Th, cir>' "r ~" thirty
odd cQmpN scheduled for I"&" was h"'d
iasi W,,k in Webster comfy. TINS week
ihv Harrison county camp. about hNe
miles from IlarkShurE has been held
md a. lh'S camp tra:nin% - '"lhE gwen
H.. instructors who are going uUl 10
other camps Tn" camps haN" four
days activities fer ~" Youngsters. m
Witch they rr.."j}c ln&truC''"n IN health.
ayr, ullur,. Indian lore. &c. arc cnaCttd
IN order 10 WIN lmt.r H's IN N" cIuh
work. pav games. En swimming and
have u gen, RAJ good time whtl" getting n
lot nr valuable information that viii
h,Ip :hCm N ln"i- future club WORN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
INCREASE BRIDGE ASSESSMENT

Reports are cNpeclcd within The next
few days from STATE Board Of Pubic
Works concerning thu assessments 10 he
levied upon public S"CNlr" c0rporatIon*
dong business IN Wheeling. II rs OK
prrlcd that lhcs" n>scSSm"n,S will he
greatly increased tins v"hr. Tho Nalu .
nt'uu upon such property IS placed by
tn. stat. authorities rather than BY city
nr ,'"UniN.
civ Sul.,I;"r J. ]. L. o'Rrion and
HruS,CHi!ur Attorney u. \. Mckee re-
qu"si,.i IL" State Board Of Public
Works go have ih"s, assessments in
creased ewing /" increased valuation.
They referred III particular /" the hridG"
rompHn!"~ who demanded a considerable
sI.n ~ -NC-S~ "f their a$,CSS"d Nalu
ai!ou fer Tia. sale a. tn" property I" tho
,utl Oth"r corporations m the public
utiIIi, class arc cND"rt'd 10 have their
vHlunt,on greatly raised.
city and county officials ar" expect
,rr returns from tn" state concerning
DhrS" valuations within the next r"w
iuNs These returns are expected 10
hh,r Z great hearing on n" hudr'' for
the present nsCal year Of botn city and
count
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
OBITUARY
JOHN N, RITTER
SUDDENLY PASSES
FROM EARTH
well Known politician, Cafe Owner and
Former Pre- Department Member
Answers Last Call.

Funeral So, ices r,r IoF0 " E.t,-r.
well known resident 90 Tia" 10y wa
died yesterday morning A. "'.",E
following a sudden -"!rNSr viii b" h"ld
al the family r,S,dcac. No IS He's
krll avenue. Echo point, Monday At;er'
noon. TIL" NNact TIM" has not been d.
t.rmIned NOV. Play Is Ferris. pRSi'2
of the Second - Sbytrr:au church w.
have yhargg - IA" ~vrEi,'. lairEn,"t
will BE- i'm Greenwood r~mri"r!
Mr.. Ritter WAS horn Nnd WAS q 7"~'-
dent in this C;ly Ea;'s = '"w vars 49,
when no moved - Echo Po.n;. II" t'"N
10 RAttlC CrC.k. Mich. IN the RnN"S o.
recovering Us health. Il" o"rtm" b.
Ter and returned 20 this "'tE. =" Wa
seemingly Oh IN" rna" 9" recovery
when nc took sudden ears ~ ~!
death came a. sudden Sh"rN I" ms
large circle ot friends AS n" Mas Wi
Thc deceased Tor YEARS r"nIucteI =
cafe on MARKET street "p1"~ 4" tn ga
ttmore ( Ohio station. II" had HlwdsR
taken a keen ,nt"rt~L IN pointers. h"IA%
a Democrat and Tor Years served -
councilman from tn" saith ward. -.
was for sim" wears connected WIN I"f
ire d,.pa -t,ncut IN IA" carly 10 AMI
,,,s al -hat tl;na recognized - ono 81
r1c nos; CARING and c:u"tcnt mr. "Sh'-
,-S OF the department.
Two wears ago Mr.. E'tt"- was h"i"@N
~, voters of OHIO county when h" rtN
,aoL,dnt, on the DrTorrLl'' t""-
- Tor county romw!SS!"n"- against
Ipantvl Dean - WarwUod a Republican,
who defeated Inn
n" vas a member az IN" H"S"h
r-cSsvtrr:an rhut,A Ing cock an inter
6, ~ tho church work. IL" "a~ 4 m"H,
boz o. the Eagles. knights 81 IEln:nH
and pChl" lodges.
Surviving ham. m addition (" h
wife. = one daughter. Miss NatnSF'h
A, home. and N" following sisters S'b
ho,Lc-s. Mss Katherine and t.uGatiIG
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- - -

who d:"d yesterday 1t MS at" ~"<;d-2c'.
No 49,, Eoff street VII l." h',d Nca'
Gav afternoon At > u'cinrk E'v. Angus;
=. RaSch,. paSto~ &c $ Phur> ENanGr-
heal church. vii hav' rha-E" &c IN"
Sa-lfCcS lrt"rmcn' viii i" Sad, in
Mnur. ZION rrmCtC"Y
m. deceased Vs. 0n' "f tu" W"s'
p-rmtnrri men oC Nortr E'nw"od. Ii>
always took a grca; interest n N" NJ
fairs IN E,nwood as ne liyod :" close 10
lr1' c,jr. Had &c lived uu'l tn 6th "f
mex; month TO-. would nav" ho"n n years
~ axe n" Wa born N Pennsylvania.
hul "amc To this section In hls carly
childhood. where hc has since -"sid"d.
he was employed a. the st~"l ma 90
TIA. Wheeling Steel Il Iron Company un-
I'll about tlf,""n years ago. whcn h" 80
t~.pt H. Ma 4 past grand -! Wheeling
Lodge NJ. .. {. q. -. T.. ha'inE %" :
, member ut this organization for MY
W., ,sa-s u" was rr"s"u."d win :,
rifly-y"nr jewel FOR h.S a';iv" >'rN.," IN
this lodge.
tie served several terms n IL" E"n-
wood council and Mas also a veteran ~
tho tIvil VA ~" wAs mcTor" Of
thu Holiday POST No /. =. \. 4 Sat
recently Nj. and Mrs. W"!s"h celebrated
,.r.r rifuctn wedding .Arn,NcrsarE. H'
i survived by his widow HHd on" dauGH-
,r-. Mrs Charles Russell, ~ Rcnw""d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
SINCE A MASTER OINTMENT
1T JUST CAN'T HELP HEALING
WOUNDS, SORES, CUTS
AND BRUISES

,rd ivory la- is guaranteed at t. II.
.,;rtrsf cas- IL contain rclIcf for yea OF
money back. II is 80 quick IN action. :"
healing Il viii win YOU ~ once; ~ Is SO
rrw t. the public and unusual, y IS
WA, ar. ointment cXPCr; gives YOU '"E
r,Iicr for eczema and other skin
troubles.
- Il. ,;r."sr & 20, who IS :hc. agent,
il authorized ~ III" manufacturers 10
return tho puT,haS" Dr'C" II you are not
.r,EobtrL with 'hr results Of It's use.
~ CO. jar TO-DAY Price ""c. soc. and
81 h, nEr lar II your druggist does not
I'm t s"2d US Sc and n" Parcel post
wli tr,ng :" your door By return
mall. VIM. NJ SIMPSON DRUG o. noIC-
,alo druggists. Williamsburg station
Pittsburgh. Pn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
ITALIAN BANDS PICNIC.

Tho WN"rIiWg IlATI0M NNnN, WlT'ITF nv
direction - : T,"la"u"iL VII Civ y
pl,ni" sunday. July ~. ~ IN" grounds
ut Stop - Martins Ferry. During Hhh
day. III" band Will rcndH~ Spicndd
program or music, These planning
80 attend tn" pICu., ar" directed t.
TAXI, Yorkvilic "r Ea = lnnd ,nrs and GO
,,rr n, stop . where guides viii Sh"%
them the way to IN" plrn.r grounds
\ number Of families wi! tax" haS&"i
dinners and spend tho day AT tn" p'cn:r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
LUTHERAN LEAGUE MEETS.

delegates from all PARTS 81 IN" stat"
ATTENDED? IN" INITIAL session "f IN" l-u-
ih"ran Lragu" "f PENNSYLVANIA annual
convention hrrc today. Committees were
Amounted and the CONVENTION heard 70
rorts from w II M"ng"S Of MonE"S
Mills president: /. = L"upold. rhiia-
IclphIa. VICE president. r .. Beaver.
,;r""rvflir treasurer and Miss stella
S,hafItr. York. SECRETARY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
PICTURES CT MASONIC PARADE.

ON Monday. Tuesday nd Wednesday
81 newt week pictures NIL be- shown !.
the Liberty theatre ~ tho parade or
the various lodges OF IN" Masonic ira
tcrnitv taken during their spring c"re.
irnnIal held in this city IN" Wc"k o.
May "a l"@h The pictures w"r" taken
hy local photographer and n" H"un,
viii cause a great deal Of interest not
only 10 hahIrual th"atrc-go"rs hu' Il"
nil members Of the Masonic fraternity
~ will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
PREPARING TOR
LEGIoN's DANCE

r-cNnraiIons arc EoiUE "u with N;g"-
fnr tho initial dan," of IN" season 90:
1870 t. be given At Wheeling rnrh on
.ho ,>,u,ug Of Tuesday. June 18th. BY
rurIuh.r. uf the Wheeling post No. J,
American Legion.
James Eano. Harry Miller. Post t"in-
rnandcr William Gump"rA and Elmo ..
Nnclzlr compose tn, Legion COMMITTEES
Mat has tho affair in hnnd and they
rxpect a big crowd at The park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
A p1ummer AuFtn

TninnloNn. Pa IuIv 9.--N Hummer
Austin banker. lawyer "nd coal "hu coke
opcrs;or. died mt ms home hcrr lat" TO-
night a. was horn IN M"adNIli". Pa.
fftN-thrcr years ago and for Nor" man
a uuartcr of u Gentry wnS prominently
identified With financial and other bus
ness Of This region For n!nnh Years u"
was AN executive Of the FHN",tc Ttl"
md Trust COmpAnN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10

Th~ TNltinDro and ONO rajIrNNd Md
cd A sleeping car tn the might TRAN
which arrives IN Wheeling from Park
,-Shurr at ..In a NJ, Gnrnuic - rittS-
hurgh Tho train CARRYING tn" >'""T'-
leaves PARKER, hurE ~ 50 m and
arrives II Pittsburgh At 40 a. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
n n LIBERALIZATION.

OFfrrrS II NhNCllnE '0dg' NJ AnT
tho TriadcIphiu lodge "f odd Fellow
VIII r. Jointly installed this evening a,
tho odd FrllHws hsll Twrfth ana
Charlinr streets Th" mira N"Ef"
viii pr conferred At the .amc m'tttne'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10

who died Thursday At noon. follow TX
a shor: illness. n Charles II. k"hiu-
son. rastor o" tho FIRST rr"shytcrI'h
church viii hay" charge OF che services.
Inl"rmrrt Will b. mad" m Greenwood
trm,tCrG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
MEDICIN ES

20c HyGeIa Bottles ana
Nipples ....'...'' i'|
Steero Cubes. l-s. sc
Sal Hcpatica soc and 5"c
,l.Oo Bromo SETTER. .S9c'
800 Xcmo .S9c
eoc Doan c Kid. rilIs. 49c
4oc rastdria (Fiet,h.
cr's) .............-Nc
ti..5 Mayrs stomach
Remedy ......6l.""
$40 Nujol soc
s1.lo s. &. s. ,Swifts};
.I.:S rlnkhams veg 9Sc
$40 Caldwell Pcps!n:
CSC
.l."c5 Reese Formula.
I.lo
soc Phillips Milk Mag.
l%C
$3.50 MaItinc Trcp. sl.l'
$50 hllcnrhu ....3l."9
sl.IO Nuxutcd Iron. .9Ic
$3.50 Flood Iron phnS..
Sl.tI
$50 Argu Phos.. $40
Sl.l0 L.slcrinc ...,. e9c
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lmproSsiy" fun"ra! s"rN ices viii DO
hr'd THIS afternoon AZ ) O'Clock a 49,"
N.rrr Memorial ManSc ~ WoodSdai'
o. In. late John Hair Potter. YOUNG
son Of Dr and Mrs. James NJ. Potter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
Saturday Specials
TOILETS

sl.e5 Pinaud Lilac. .sSc
soc Woodbury. Soap..lsc
soc Pcpsodcnt Paste. ioc
soc Pebeco r. Paste.39c
800 Danderinc .....I5c
eOc Stork CASTLE Soar.
lsc
Colgatc's Talcums.
i6c and CSC
Mary Garden Tale. .S5c
SOC Mum (dcodoranU.
&c
soc rompc.sn Powder.
CSC Djcrktss Powder. sc
soc La Rice Teroxide
Cream ............ JJc
D. & l.. Cold Crca m.
Sc and soc
Odorono (deodoranO CSC
Sl.7J Azurca Powder.
$40
soc Djcrkiss Talcum. CSC
800 Liz. Silmcrine. sec
t0c Orchard White. .S5c
60c Elcaya Cream. soc
35c and Csc Cutex Prep.
S0c and Soc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
VETERAN MEMBER
OF |, 0. 0, F. TO Be
BURIED MONDAY
9aruual wslsch. Retired steel worker
and Benwood Ex-Copnciman,
Dies a. 81.

FNnors! services ror Samuel w"lseh,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-04-03
REDUCED RATES

Passenger Traffic Manager Chss.
5. Fee. announces that the Southern
Pacific. will this year. make effective
low local; summer resorts rates to
mountains and 'i;aseashores. Two
classes of tickets. will. be sold. com.
mencing April 80. One. ticket will
be sold daily ata.s20 per cent reduc-
ton from the regular round trip and
will be good for 90 days with final
limit October 81 Another ticket in.
tended to meet the requirments OF the
average yacationist will be sold on
Fridays and Saturdays. will be good
for Is days and cost zone third less
than the regular round trip ticket.
TONOPAH MINES
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-04-03
WILL BUILD NEW PRISON

At meeting Of the state prison
board, held Friday morning in the
executive Offices. at which Governor
Boyle presided, general plans were
formulated and adoptd 10 rthc con
struetion OF the new prison, OF as
much thereof as can be constructed
1t the present time.
The new prison will be erected on
the old prison grounds and the first
unit in whcih LOG concrete cells will
be placed, viii be built at the west
end OF the present edifice and run
north and south. To gain the needed
room the big yard viii be ieveled of
and the two buildings standing there
will be torn down. The stone from
these will be used in constructing the
new building and the convicts will
furnish the labor.
Governor Boyle stated after the
meeting OF the board that the work
Oil the prison will be begun at once
and will be pushed to completion as
-apidly as possible and that the main
building will not be disturbed during
he period OF construction
The action OF the board this morn
ng settles the question that has been
agitated long time, whether the new
building should be erected on the
Did site or at the farm. 1t is believed
hat the selection OF the old grounds
Tor the new buildings will be general
commended and approved.--Carson
| Appeal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-04-03
EoRFSIruRE norIcR,

Rand. <Se,.. Nor !. 1899.
TO JERRY MCCLELLAN: - '.''
You are hereby. notified tibet ! have sz.
pended during the year 1916 tso hundred
dollars t$20o) in labor ana improvements
upon the K. A. n. and the K. A. II. MOI
lode mining claims. situated IN the Rand Min
ing district formerly povard> Mineral County
Nevada, the location certificate Of which is
found of record in book l.. pasei74, Bovard
book in the Office Of Joe Kelly. former dis.
trfct recorder at Rawhide. Mineral County,
Nevadain order to hold said claims under
the provisions Of section 232s Of the revised
statutes Of the United States. and the a.
nendmeht thereto approved Jan. %, 1886
CONCERNING annual labor upon mining eiaims
icing the amount required to hold said claims
iof the period ending Deeesnber 3lst. 1916
And il within 90 days from the ,publicatiop
II this notice, you fail OF reiase TO eentribute
your proportion Of such expenditure as Co co.os ii
err which amounts 20 fifty 'aollafs for each
claim Or one hundred dollars tsipp) for both
your interest in said claims will become tkds
property Of the subscriber, your eo.owner
Who has made the required expenditure, by
The terms :of .said sectio6ff. y
tBEN) D. W. KINDS.
Fins, publication Marci, fs.--isae.s .''is'',
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-04-03
SHIPPING RICH ORE

Tonopah Times. The recent strike
in the Arizona mines OF the NJ outei
yuma Silver Mines Corporation is oi
greater magnitude than even the
most optimistic and ardent official
could hope ior The VEN, which las
week was proved 10 have a width o.
five feet, is now fully 20 feet wide and'
according to statements made by the
engineers to ]. G. Thompson, west
ern representative or the company
the loot wall has not been reached.
Judge Thompson returned to iona
pah after a days visit to Montezu
ma aud reported to the Miner tha'
the vein throughout this 20 feet widtl
maintained the characteristics as whei
it was first discovered, having the
the same consistent scructure and
maintaining practically the values.
Shipments have started from the
property. going by truck to Gold
field, whence the ore will be shipped
to the smelter. A conservative est.
mate OF the value ofthe ore taken
from cold blooded samples to make a
good general average, gives the ship
ping ore valuation OF l20 ounces Of
silver TO the ton. } =
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-04-03
MARY PICKFORD STARTS
WORK FOR OFFICIALS

Since Mary Pickford brought Doug.
las county into prominence as dr.
vorce center, county officials have
received communications from many
parts OF the United States, from peo-
Pile who seek knowledge of the Ne
vada divorce laws, says the Record
Courier From the tenor OF the in
luiries. it seems that the general opin.
ion gained from the piclSford divorce
proceedings. is that Douglas county
under some special arrangements, i
able 10 grant a legal residence in the
short space OF three weeks. Others are
merely inquirng Tor place where {
divorce mad be secured without no
toricty.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-04-03

IN the District Court OF the Seventh, Judics,,
District OF the State of Nevada. in and lor
the CountyoiMineral.
In the matter of the estate oi.Jesse p
Clam, deceased
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FIRST AND
FINAL ACCOUNT. AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE.
Ape Sharlebois. the administrator OF the estate
o' Jesse r. CLAIM, deceased. having presente,'
and filed in this Court his first and final Nc
count. settlement and petition Tor distributor
81 estate. ard praying for confirmation thereof
&, Notice is hereby given that Monday, the SO
day OF March, \. ID. 1920. at the hour Of te,
ociocka. M. or as soon thereafter as counsel
car he heard. at the court room OF said copr,
10 the town OF Hawthsrne, Mineral County. Ne
ssda, has been fixed by the Clerk Of said Cour.
az the date for hearing said account and DE
tition. at which time and place each, any an,'
all persons interested may appear and sbow
suss, il any they have, why said petition shoulc
not be granted.
Dated this 10th day Of February. A. ID. 1920
ST KELSO.
<sr t'I..k
CLARK J. GUILD,
Attorney for Estate
Firs, publication, February %. 1920.
Last publication. March 20, 1920
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-04-03
LOVELOCK YOUTH Is
GRANTED $500 DAMAGES

In the district court at Reno, dam
ages to the extent oil $500 were
awarded by Judge Lunsford to Greg
ory G. Brown against the Union Land
G. Cattle Company. Gregory Brown,
who IS but seven years old, was
represented in the case by his father
and guardian, George c. Brown. The
plaintiff was kicked on the head by q
saddle horse owned by the Union
Land & Cattle company The horse
which was said to be Of vicious char
acter and which had attacked people
before. WAS tied to a guy wire on a
street in Loveiock in such a way that
IT could stand across the sidewalk.
The child was passing when the
horse attacked him. kicking him in the
head SO that his skull was fractured
and several front teeth were knocked
out. As result the plaintiff sued for
$2500 and costs.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-04-03
coNsPIRAToRs JAILED

Truman II. Newberry, junior Unit
ed States Senator from Michigan, was
convicted, Saturday at Grand Rapids,
Mich, by a jury OF having conspired
crinially in 1918 to violate the cleo
ton laws. He was sentenced by Judge
Clarence W. Sessions to two years
Imprisonment and fined $4,000. re-
leased on bond pending an appeal and
at once issued a statement declaring
his intention TO retain his seat, in the
Senate unless that body decides 9TH
erwise, or the Supreme Court upholda
his conviction. .---
Sharing the fate Of, the Senator
we're his brother. John S. Newberry,
and fifteen campaign managers. in
GLIDING Frederick Cody. New York,
| and Paul II. King, Detroit. a.. Both
these men received the limit sentence
| with their chief. SORTS
Charles A. Floyd, Detroit, was also
sentenced to serve two years in the
oenitentiary, but was fined only
half; as muchaas. Newberry. The
brother was fined $4,000. and was
one OF the four who were not cen
ltericed to Leayenworth. The lightess
sentence went 70 George S. Laid, OF
sturbridge. Macs ses. He wss fined
1000. 50 e,eaa.e
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-04-03
FruoaIity.

Frugality has ever been esteemed
virtue as we'll among pagans as
Christians; there have been even he
roes who practiced 1t. However, We
must acknowledge that 1t Is too mod
ast a virtue, or, If you will, too OBJ
scure "a one to be essential to her
oism; few heroes have been able to
attain to such a height. Frugality
sgrees much better with politics; 1t
seems to be the base, the support, and,
Ia word, the inseparable companion
Of just ministration.--Oliver Gold
smith.