davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-14
I Biura MeteorOlOg .emegO.

WSchOd Sf0Dea gOOLiibo ''Vo'
Zach6d slohca o gOdzinie 4:l9'
-
Pocoda W Chicago i OkOlicy: Ma cgoi
roCalnie we wtOrek W Srode. We VITO
rsl, ehiodniej. Swieiy silny zachodnl
wia!r.
Temperature doSy n,iniOnej: MAJ
wyzsza wezOraj go:iziIlie llteJ pred
pesutIniem. So stopni. najniisza 60
dztsie 2giej ranO, 4S stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-14
lime Sprawy.

Po zaiatwieniu powyzszej spra
wy. -posei Young. (rep) z North
Dakota przedlozyi bill, majacy ma
cclu zanlkniscic port6w amery--
kaiskich Ma rex czasu dla impor-
tn pszcnicy, maxi pszennej, jecz-
nsienia, ryzu, owsa i welny, oraz
zywej rogacizny i nierogacizny
jak swim. wol6w, owiec innych'
- a to, by cen krajowej produk-
Cyl ME obnizac.
Nastepnie po dwugodzinnych
debatach Izba Posiow przyjeia
jcdnogiosnie rezolu'tye Volstea.
d'a, znoszaca wiekszosc praw wo.
jennych. Przed prYstapienicn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-14
Bill IMMIGRACYJNY
w IZBIE POSLoW PRE-
CHODZf.
z OBRAD IZBY POSLOW.

Il OBRAD I'D 1 IO0N'
Washington, IA. grudnia. -
Bill immigracyjny Johnsona, z
poprawka, ktora opiewa wstrzy-
r7anie immigracyi ma rok, a ME
ma diva lata, czego doma3a} sic
oryginaIny bill. przeszedt wczoraj
W Izbie Posfow olbrzymia wick
szoscia glosow. Ia przyJeclcm
blu gfosowafo 293 posIow, prze-
CIV 4f. a szesciu Wstrzyn1afo sic
cd glosowania. Obccnie bil ten
zostanic odesiany do Senatu,
gdzic - jak przepowiadaja - 20
stanie utracony. Poprawka do BIZ
Iu possa Sicgcla z Noweso Ior-
ku. zawierajaca ograniczenla, I'D
podstawic ktorycf mogliby przy-
iczdzac do togo kraju - rodzlna
bli.cy krcwni tutejszych oby-
watcli obccgo pochodzenla, oraz
tvch, kt6rzy oSwiadczyli chet 20
stania obywatclami tego kraju,
zostaEa- -przyjeto 203 gfosami pre-
ciwko IS. Zaraz po ogfoszelllu
wyniku s4osowanla, przewodnl--
czacy Komitetu Izby Poslow dla
spraw Immigracyjnych, Johnson
oswiadczy}, il 1850 immigrantow,
!itGrzy przybyli do Noweso Ior-
ku w miniona sobote ia parowcu
,,Adriatic" linii White Star
Line, Dostato odesianych ma
wyspe ,,Hoffmana", a to Z powo-
du tego, IL pojawif sic miedzy nj
mi tyfus jedenastu pa5azerow'
cierpiacych na tyfuS, zabrano
wprost parowca ma stacye deten
cvina. w dalszej swej movie
Johnson oSwiadczy}, IL senat
Ifrancuski r0wniez zanierza zam-
knac nranicc I7rancvi dla immi-
sr4nttw, wskutek szerzacej SIG
tajemniczej choroby, t: wv. ,,Cho-
roby No. g., ma ktora dziesiatki
tysiecy polskich i rosyjskich IL
chodzcow w Paryzu cierpia}a u
bieglego roku. Powiada Johnson,
IL francuska policya utrzymuje,
re dziennie tysiacc tych imnigran
tow przekraczaja. granice francu-
ska, = zamiarem udania sic do A.
meryki, pomimo faktu, IL ME o.
trzymali nawet wiz swoich pasz-
portow przez ltonsulat amerykan
ski.
y lime Sprawy.
Po zaiatwieniu powyzszej spra
VIZ, posei Young, (rep) z North
Dakota przedlozyi bill, majacy ma
ccIu zanlkniscic port6w amery--
kaiskich na rex czasu dla impor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-14
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, wto-ek, 1+gO grudIia: Sw.
Spirydyena b.
Jutro. Sroda. Is grudnia: Sw. huIe-
biIlSza Il.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-14
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

n;czbi>ic, &c szczcpienic Jest mai
zupelniej pcwnym Srodkicm "a
pobicgawczym przcciw tcj cpidc-
mil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-14
KURs MAREK PoLsKICH.

Wedle komunzIatu POlsliegO konsti-
Iatu GeneraInegO kurs marek pOiskich
i,St aziS; 4S5 marek IN s1.00.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-14
LICZBA OFIAR AUTOMOBl-
LADY SOL.

Liczba oiiar, ktorc W ciagu
biezaccgo roku zginely W Chica-
60 skutkicm wypadkow automo-
bilowych. .doszla wczoraJ do Sol,
Pani Nellie J. Zahner, zam. pm,
l4ll East OFT place, zosta,a 'fa'
taInic przcjcchana, poczcm wkro-
tee umarla w szpitalu. gdy przy
zbiegu ulic 66-tcj i Harper ave.
najcchaf ia automobil, ktoryH
kierowa} Frank Hayes, zam. pm.
ZOO T. 77-ma I'll. Nazwiska i'll
INCH osob, kt6rc stracily wczoraJ
zycic skutkicm wypadk6w auto
mobilowych, sd nastepuJ4ce
August Miller, zam. pm. 2l3o n
Clark ul. pani Zofia Nolfcr, lat
.67, zam. pm. 800 Fulton III.
Pr6cz tego caly szcrcg osob
doznal skutkiem wypadkow auto
mobilowvch r6znych obrazen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-14
ARESZTOWANIE. FALSE
RZY PIENIEDZY.

NNladzc fcderalnc w Chicago
rozbily szajke zioczyhcow, kto-
rzy, jak twierdza one, W clagu O.
statnich dwu lat trudnili sic pod
rabianiem pieniedzy i puscill W
ten sposob W obieg tysiace dola-
row. L handy tel arcsztowano
trzech, a mianowicie Jake Kelly,
alias James'a Sulliyana, Jack'a
Moaklcr'a Z. G. Carlsona. Are
sztowania dokonal kapitan Tho
mas l.. Porter Z tajnej siuzby rza-
dowej jeszcze minionej soboty,
kt6ry jednak ma razie faktu tego
ME podawai do publicznej wiado
mosci. Rewizya w domu arcszto-
wanych wykryla przyrzad, przy
pomocy ktorego podrabiali onl
jednodolarowe banknoty ma lodo
larowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-14
Bi|Anty-|mmigracyjnyPrze
Ch0dzi " |zbie P0SE0W.
1850 |mmigrant0W zatrzyma'
nyCh ma Wyspie Hoffmana'
zniesienie Pewnych Praw Wojennych'
Zamkniecie Port6w Amerykaiskich ola lmportu
Prez. Wilson Apeluje Skladki dla
Biednych Dzieci.
GremiaIna Redukcya Plac Robotnikow
Funt Cukru Osm Cwierc Centa.
1NNE TELEGRAMY KRAKOW

do ostateczncgo g}osowania przy-
jeto poprawkc do rczolucyi Vol.
stcad'a, wyiaczajacq tcjze re-
zolucyi prawo kontroli Lcvcra.
c2yli, &c to prawo pozostajc w
dalszym ciagu prawomocnc. Re-
zolucya ia, kt6ra obccnic pojdzic
pod obrady Scnatu, wylacza Cd
znicsienia tylko wspomnianc wy
zej prawo o kontroli zywnoScio-
wei, prawo llandlu nieprzyja-
cielcm, prawo korporacyi wojcn-
rych finansow. wraz Z jcso po-
prawkami prawa, odnoszace sic
do jbolldtw wolnosciowych i boil
dow zwyciestwa.
Kroki ku ograniczcniu nowych
przepisow podatkowych zostaiy
wczoraj przedsiewziete przez 10
Kongrcs. R6wnoczcsnic TEN
komitct Izby Poslow dla srod-
kow i sposobow rozpoczai przc-
siuchy W sprawic poda tku krajo-
wego. DR.. T. S. Adams. ckspcrt
podatkowy i ckonomista Dcparta-
mentu skarbu oswiadczyl komi-
tctowi, azeby W pierwszym rzc-
die postanowii, czy roczny po-
b6r podatku W wysokosci cztery
Imiliardy dolar6w, jak zqda tcgo
sckrctarz Houston, ma bye u
wzgledniony. czy mic; zdaniem
Adams'a, podatek ten moglby bye
znacznie znizOnv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-14

Dokohczeiie ia stronicy Q =
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-22
Women Perfect
Plans Here for
Enforcing Laws

l'rme1onf organization 90 the
Woman BOO Industry and child Labor
Committee fn lrHiNi fhr WutnHu'F an
Vision uf the state department uf iHhty
in rnturcing thc laws fof the protrr
Won of womDu and children in iudus-
tries was effected "Wednesday aficE-
noon.
THE meeting waH held at the clty hnil
at fhr can of Mrs q. Is Scott temper
ary chairman who wus elected u Aug
uHf when Mrs Alma D. Bartlett u
tporinr int the division waf here on
official business She eNuiIiufd thf
Wnrhinr plane 600 representatives, OF Tho
woinons organizations % he city
The mcntlnTs VIII Boz heS on thr
FIRST Friday ln each month af the c'fy
hail
Tho officers elected were. Mrs Tm
mott Coleman chairman. aifs
Frank lowpkius vicn chairman Miss
Mary Woods secretary.
-uh-rhnirmeu elected from tho gif.
lerTuf organization were. Sits. NIrt
Woudg Wonimen or the World Nrs
y. O. Scott Daughters of Isabella. Mrs.
y ~ lurmau pyfhian Sisters. Mra
W. o. Morgan Eastern STAR Mrs j. e..
TotnhHo. 81 g.. a i.i Mrs s f shaw.
Carpenters Union. Mra Neisou NoaFcs
ltHhpkuhFi Mrs a. a. Wolfe Mnccn
bc ~, Mrs William shelly. Central phf
cut Teacher nssocilfion Mrs Jennie
ifnen Edward furmnn laraut Teacher
association Mrs HirHm farrs George
Evans Parent Teacher n.aucIaflor.
AIRS Rose Shaw Cheston Hunth par-
nnt Teacher association
THE following advisory committee
iVHs nnmcd
-Hnt 40 MDnrer snnt Sat Benton
judge 81 d Sufheriust NtNor Gordon
ioene MY y scott Mr Sam kan-
fu Mr q Mount
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-22
Kiwanis Club is
DiUided Into Two
Competing Tribes

The kivnniH club WINS divided into
TWO itihts li ihr regular noon day
charles Bancroft VIII head the Chero
hoo tribe. and w. o. Smith The Chnc-
inW triho b. thcif rloc for an attCn
dance record "a, the meetings of the
ciNh.
lhc Htfsatu1co prize yesterday went
to u. d Miller NJ naH plir oi auto
iHnhilc enrrie given hy nr O. j. rof-
HuNou.
tu informal discussion W1s rho order
uf Che duN lu which many uomhcrs OF
ihr rluh took nurt Dr D. o. Painter
presided
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-22

"Keoggs Korn KrspCOrn sakes-in Inc Green PACKAGE
IN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-23
Bishops Men to
Meet Idaho April
Is at Local Park

f.t,..-s tsttD ... -
sun shlhin says Biddie Blsh
"p' Mho mas peen waitihg anxiously
,'t o,u 'o's teruiet on the saiem-
Hupei' sane' suhuay
ine rupert e'uo = Fa'ed as one OF
.''e pssa ii,'er-houhtaih asgfegations.
~ isAs hey secured me southern
'n'no' es"h pehna'' anu hre report
Z" " "aVe a" even pe''er team TINS
seal'
Inc lineup ior sundays game Is
sven RUPERT Shansiing catcher
h'ahehhardt' ISL base Franklin,
snort STOP Neisoh "a base; Brown
% pase' flysthger. LETT field; Har-
RS center steushoff right; Mohier,
hrause' HraVeile' pitchers.
salem' lays or kraeke, catcher;
bishop ISL base; Cohen, "a base;
Proctor 90 base; Miller short STOP;
y Marley leit field' Holmes, center;
hall or knlckerpocker right field;
WIRING TIMBER Cole craig Brown,
.Sox.
rhings LOOK good for real club
ana a real park says bishop and
an sure that the fans VIII stay with
u.s.
NICK Williams left salem Thursday
Tor SPOKANE where they VIII play Q
TWO game series. The MooseJaw man
aser hnh ~ men while IN this city
ana because OF the BAD weather was
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-23
Milling Company
Asks additional
Rights To Water

The appropriation of 80 second feet
OF water from the Wallowa river in
addition to the amount granted unde,
recent adjudication of the wafer
rights on this stream, is sought by the
Enterprise Mercantile & Milling com.
pany OF Enterprise, In an applIcatlon
llied with State Engineer Cupper here
rhursday- The appropriation is de-
sired for the development OF 163 addi.
lonal horsepower, the project inyoly-
ing an outlay Of approximately $4,000.
me water commission of st. Helens
mas also filed an application with the
state engineers office for the right Ia
appropriate water from Milton creek
Tor municipal purposes. This applicn.
tlon, It is understood, is In addition 10
water rights heretofore acquired BY
the city Of st. Helens for municipal
purposes and involves new deyelop-
ment to cost approximately $4,000.
including the construction Of pine
line 4 miles long on Milton creek
above the present intake.
otheF tappteations filed with the
state englneer's.office Thursday were (,
BY II. G. Muller, Grants Pass GOV.
ering the appropriation OF water from
Rogue river for the irrigation of so
acres In Josephine county.
BY Minnie Brown, Ontario. covering
the appropriation Of water from Snake
river for the irrigation OF 81 acres near
ontario.
ny W, J. Sisson Of Fields, covering
the appropriation Of water from Horse
creek for the irrigation of 1926 acres in
Harney county.
ny W. q. Hoagland of Reedsport
covering the appropriation OF water
irom an unnamed stream tributary 20
the tmpqua river for domestic water
supply
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-23
Waconda Colts And
Howell Prairieites
To Play, April 25

G. c. Russell. manager OF the Wa
conda Colts. reports that he has been
following the baseball news In the
Capital Journal for some time and
prophesies very good baseball sea-
son in Marion county, during the sum
mer Of l920
Waconda opens the season at that
place IN game with the Howell
Prairie risers Sunday April 25, and
The Waconda manager says that his
club will stir up something during
every minute Of play.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-23
InreaSe In Booze
Exports Amounts
10 Million, Report

Washington.-america's last year of
export trade in alcoholic beverages
before the advent of prohibition -,
suited odn IN an Increase OF nearly s1O.-
VoO'ooo in the value of spirits wines
anu . liquors shipped out of the coun.
Try IN 1918 compared with1s1S, ac-
eordlng to foreign trade reports issued
py tne department of commerce
Durihg 1919 total of 4S,465.S51
gallons Of spirits. wines and llouors
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-23
you CANT BRUSH or
WASH ouT nANDRurF

= \ \ x = 4 \ X 4 X y X A 1
The only sure way to get rid of, sian.
druff ls 70 dissolve il. then sou destroy
Il entirely TO DO this. get about foul
ounces Of ordinary liquid arvon, ap.
ply Il at night when retiring; use
enough to moIsten the scalp and rub
il in gently with the finger tips.
do this tonight and by morning
most II not all, Of your dandruff will
be gone. and three OF four more ap-
nlIcailons WIN completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every sinsle sign and
trace of It. no matter how much dam
druff you may have
You will find. toe. that an itching
and digging of the scalp will stop at
once and your hair will be fluffy, lus-
trous. glossy, silky ana soft. aud look
and feel 4 hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store II Il Inexpensive and nev.
er falls 10 40 the WORK. lady)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-23

valued at $1s.449,4S were exported
against 21,242,22O gallons at s9,evv.-
500 in 1913. Whiskey was the heav-
lest item of alcoholic exports for the
year, S42,936 gallons of bourbon val
ued at $1,560.664 and 247.55S gallons
of rye at s179,7 ,769 being exported.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-23
ARGENTlNE cRor nlG.

Bnenos Aires. April 23.---Argentina s
corn crop for the present year will be
6,67f, 600 Spanish tons, equivalent of
26s,ssi .0oo American bushels accord
ing to official figures made public to,
day. Reports TO the government show
s,iS40Oo acres planted to corn this
year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-23
JAP ADVANCE nArrEn

Toxic, April "a -Boishevik attempts
TO threaten China by advancing from
me lngoda valley, northwest Of Chila,
nave been entirely frustraed by Iapan-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-23

ese and allRussian forces as a result
of battle fought at Werkneinskojs on
April II. according to a report issued
from the war office here today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-23
sHEARERs PAID WELL

Elko, Nev.-Sheep shearing in east
ern Nevada is underway and growers
declare shearers are making big earn
ings this year. Seventeen cents head
is the price paid and some expert
shearers can clip one hundred animals
a day thus earning S17 in addition to
board and lodging which is included
with the Job.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-23

Jackson county will be largely rep
resented in the newly organized State
Automobile Dealers association.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-17
THE INDUSTRIAL NEWS

Carson City-Eastern Nevada pro-
4 duccs bumper crop OF potatoes.
Elko-Shale Oil district active. The
Catln Shalc Products Company work
| ing IS men at plant.
| Jungo--52 Californians locate l28,OOO
acres land under the Pittman act for
big development enterprise.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to be resumed
and mill erected 1T Beilehelen prop
erty,
Ely--Livestock shipments in eastern
Nevada increasing business activities
III that section.
Observation-Disclosures Mines & Smell
ter Company planning to develop be-
low water level.
Lovelock-Prospecting for water to
be started i'll the whole county.
Edward O. Eggcrton, President of
the California Railroad Commission
says: Great public utility companies
must be assured fair and square treat
ment at the hands of regulatory
bodies before they will invest in inn
provements which are vitality neces-
sary for growth and progress of the
community.
Broken Hills-Richest ore encoun-
tered in Broken Hills property being
mined in Belmont Shaft
Winnemucca-County Recorder an
nounces all stock brands must be re-
corded before January LIST, 1921.
Goldfield-Goldfield Development an
nounces purchase OF Gold Hill mining
group.
Virgins City-Productio from recent
strike in Consolidated Virginia valued
at $25O,OOO
lIlipaf-Illipah Petroleum receives adj
ditional castings, sinkings to be resum-
ed at once.
Jarbidge-Tonopah Mining Company
takes option on local property with
plans for development.
Carson City-Application for $4,000
acres of land under water prospectors
was fled this week.
Dayton-Operations OF big gold
dredge proving profitable investment.
Currant-Highland Oil Company to
prospect for oil in Oil Basin district
The farmer in the Middle Yves,
does not fully realize that large
part of his produse must move to
foreign countries i'll ships. He must
begin to visualize his load of wheat
as it passes to the warehouse and
from there to the miller or to sea
board port in the shape of flour or
grain and from there on board OF
ship which takes it to the four cor
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-17

ners Of the world Let us think in
terms Of ships.
Broken Hills-Broken Hills Silver
Corporation to have output OF $240
ore.
Tonopall-Tonopah Belmont mapping
out plan for extensive development.
Goldfield- ashington Montezuma
complete installation of machinery
and will thoroughly develop property.
Tonopah- -Reorganized Belcher Di-
vide resumes work on new shaft.
Virginis City-Northern Light Com
stock Mining Company organized to
develop local property.
Observation-Disclosures Oil Syndicate
receives drilling permits, 3 shifts to
push work.
Fallon-Organization of big oil syn
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-17
dicate reported for development Of 10

dicate reported for development Of To-
cal field.
Reno bank clearings for the montl,
OF October totaled $4,061 ,953.6O.
Elko--147 cars OF cattle leave local
depot during past month.
Fallon-Oil men lease 10000 acre Of
Vencill ranch for immediate drilling
opah-Fishlake Central Oil CO.
holding $500 acres in Fishlake field,
preparing to drill Local oil posi-
bilities attracting unusual attention
Pronto-Settlers take uplarge acreage
and prepare to install pumping plant
Leland-24ib muskmelon establish
ing new worlds record, raised on To-
napah r. r. experimental farm.
crington--Farmcr Feed & Mill Co.
starts operations Of new flour mill.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-17
FOUND DEAD

The dead body of Miss Amelia
Holm, the. Salt Lake girl who disap-
peared from a Western Pacific train
at kampos, station, Humboldt county,
was found dead in slough Sunday
night. The remains were brought to
Battle Mountain and placed in custody
of the sheriff. A coroner's inquest
be held, probably tomorrow. Dis
position of the body will be conducted
in accordance with the wishes ofthe
dead girls parents.
Found by Jurey Brothers
The body was found one mile west
Of Kampos station. The two Jurey
brothers found it when they were re-
turning from hunting ducks.
The only clothing on the girls body
was cloak and one shoe.
The suit case she is reported to
have been carrying when she left the
train at Kampos has not been found.
Got Off Train at Kampos
Miss Holm left Western Pacific
passenger train while en- route from
Oakland to her home in Salt Lake.
She left the train on the night Of
November 8 and was scantily clad. 4
porter on the train was reported to
have tried to stop her and the con-
ductor when she alighted asked her if
she was going to get off there. to
which she pplied in the affirmative.
A porter told her it was not her station
but she slipped by him and ran rapidly
down the track to the west.
No reason has ever been sscribed for
the girls mysterious actions.
Long Search is Made
A search for her was started within
few hours after she disappeared hut
no trace of her was found until the
discovery of her body yesterday.
Since her disappearance peace Off
crs in the counties of Humboldt, Lam
der, Elko, and Eureka have been
searching for her. Many reports re-
garding her disappeance have been
circulated, none of which was found
to be authoritative. She was % years
old, according to press dispatches.
Reno Gazette.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Publisher
Serial No. O1O317

Scf16I mo. UlUclf
Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Carson City, Nevada
October %, 1920
NOTICE is hereby given that William /
Piedger, OF Artesia. Nevada, who, ON October
q. 1917. made Homestead Entry. No. ol03l7
for NEN NWN, Sec. 80; Eh SWH, NWM
SEX. Section -, Township IS North. Range
"a East, NJ ID. Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make three year Proof, to estab
lish claim tho the land above described, before
T. f. Rawson, County Clerk, at Yerington
Nevada. - on the 10th day Of December. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jorgen C.. Jorgensen, Of Artesia, Nevada,
Patrick H. I.owncy, of Artesia, Nevada,
Joseph B. Meyertholen, of Artesia, Nevada
Christian Rasmussen, of Artesia, Nevada.
MINNIE l., BRAY,
Register.
Date OF first publication October 81, 1910.
Date OF last publication, November "a, 1920.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-17
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
for
UNIFIED STATES PATENT
Serial No. Ol23o3

Survey No. 4447
.. United States Land Office,
August 81, 1920
Carson City. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of the Act OF Congress, approved May 10, 1872,
to enable the development of the mining re-
sources Of the United States. that Mary Lam
bert whose postoffice address is Oakland
California. by G. w. Winckfield, her attorney
intact, whose postofice address is Schurz,
Nevada, has made application for patent for
fifteen hundred G500) linear feet on the
CLIMAX Lode having gold and silver, with
surface ground not exceeding three hundred
$500 feet on each side thereof, and situated
in Mountain View Mining District, Mineral
County, Nevada, as more fully described by
official plat and field notes. file in this
Office as follows
Beginning at corner No. IN. w c. thence
u corner between Sections l2and IS. Town.
ship IS ~. Range 81 f., NJ. D. 8. NJ
thence North 20 degrees So 42"W. 1854
feet; thence south as degrees 49, 42"E. 1900
feet to corner No. 2, n r. c.; thence south
one Cd degree 1919 west 600 feet to corner
No. 3, southeast corner; thence north 81
degrees 10 AZ West 1900 feet to corner Ne.
4; thence north one GD degree 40 1SpE.
600 feet to corner No. the place OF begin
ning variations at all corncrsls degrees 30 +.
in the Northeast I4of Section 10 T.. - NJ. r.
81 f., NJ. d. B. & NJ, Mountain View Min
ing District. Mineral County, Nevada.
MARY LAMBERT
Egg W. WmcSfrld
Hty Attdrney-insfact
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-17
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Notice is hereby given that have
this day received from the County
Auditor of Lyon County. Nevada, the
Assessment Roll n said County Tor
the year 1920, and that the first in
stallment and Special Taxes as noted
above are now due and payable at the
Office of the County Treasurer of said
County; that all taxes, the first in
stallment of which has not been paid.
will be delinquent at the close OF or
fetal business, Monday, December 6,
1920, after which the delinquincies
and costs will be added. To all taxes
amounting to over Three Hundred
Dollars exclusive Of costs, on which
suit has been commenced, Twenty
five per cent additional will be added.
z. r. RAWSON,
County Treasurer and Ex-Oficio Tax
Receiver OF Lyon County Nevada.
Yeringtoh- Nevada, November 4,
1920.
First publication, November 10, 1920.
Last publication, December l, 1920.